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This reasoning kind of escapes me unless I misunderstand. If the power went out could you not just pull the manual cord I don't have a double door so I guess that would be heavier. I have 2 doors and they are insulated so maybe a bit heavier than a normal single door but I also have torsion...

Not sure why you don't understand poopers. The searwood is on my radar and I have never owned a pooper but I could see my wife able or willing to operate one. Would she be willing to operate my performer there is no way she is going to deal with charcoal and by the way I would love to own a...

Well like I said before isn't a pellet grill kind of an outdoor stove? Load 20lbs of pellets, fire it up set the temp walk away and monitor it with a Smoke or wifi or whatever. I have a Performer and charcoal requires more work maybe more skill and I enjoy that but could count on one hand how...

Well I guess if you own a pellet grill with wifi don't you basically set the temp, plop the meat in and come back while monitoring the temp with a probe or whatever when its done. :unsure:

No apologies necessary Weber saying last chance to get a smokefire when its dead and buried maybe they are still trying to blow those out who knows. No idea why anyone would buy one with the Searwood coming would make no sense.

I hope and maybe wishful thinking Lowes decides to carry the Searwood in stock. Maybe this new design and the pricing is good they give Weber another shot. I get they are married to Pit Boss but they would have more of a premium brand like HD has Traeger alongside.

What was interesting in the last Traegar conf call grills under $1,000 were doing pretty well, but there was pushback for the grills over $1,000 so I don't think Weber would be any different.

Why not wait I think Lew has indicated it will eventually be sold in Australia I think, so my guess in Europe also. Waiting 4 or 5 mos or whatever to see the reviews might be a plus. Will help you make a better decision and their might be more clarity when its coming your way which I firmly...

The Smokefire was assembled in the US and according to this chart the Searwood will be also. So I would guess for the UK which is why they are probably more expensive they would be assembled in the US with the appropriate power supply and whatever then shipped over there in bulk I assume to...

To me it would be a no brainer to get the S6 with the cart and ignitor for the price difference. Its the reason I have a Performer I want the cart and ignitor. If your gonna lay out that kind of cash are you really worried about 300 bucks or whatever as you have already made the decision to go...

My bad I thought it was 1575 for some reason in the early part of the thread you did well.

Its possible but this is the only one that kind of does everything I want as I said was contemplating buying a flat top would not need to. Could I maybe at some point which I doubt but you never know do Rotis, maybe. Yes watching Larry become a pellet head is quite interesting he is now...

Not a pellet head and cetainly not an early adopter but I will keep an eye on the reviews. This appears to be more of an all in one grill than the first one. Rotis don't care about that but for people who do you got it, want to use a griddle without buying a flat top check got that covered as...

Looks like Walmart lowered the price even more now $1,497.00...

According to the engadget article: "The Searwood is an all-new smart pellet grill that will replace the SmokeFire in North America." I suspect you will get it over there don't see them not going all in on the new design, no reason to keep the others around would make no sense to me.

https://www.weber.com/US/en/searwoodpelletgrill.html Really like what I see so far hopefully it works as well as it looks.

https://www.engadget.com/weber-reveals-its-more-affordable-more-versatile-searwood-smart-grill-at-ces-2024-150053207.html

Maybe, however I am 70 so not really sure it would totally outlast a new Genesis either. The side burner is useless used it maybe 3 times in 3 years and that was to fry oysters as my wife won't allow me to do that inside and I don't blame her by the way. I would get more use out of the sear...

Thats kind of hard to compare a 2016 grill to the the Genesis posted above thats really all I am saying. Buy that one from Costco with a 10 year warranty who would care my math bad but that means if it turns into a piece of junk after 10 years it cost you basically 80 bucks a year to own the...

Well I am trying to understand why people just assume that all the enclosed carts with a solid metal bottoms are going to rust are we talking about grills 10 years ago and by the way my next door neighbor has one 10 years old at least with zero rust. Since the E335 obviously is not 10 years old...