Weber Summit Kamado E6 $500 - SF Bay Area


 
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He recently updated the listing with more pics - maybe negotiable
 
Bruce said:
Hard to believe that has been listed for a week and hasn't sold.
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Only people who actually know what it is would even think of looking at something that does not look much more assuming than a Weber Kettle and think "$500?! what are they smoking?" Many people don't even know Weber made anything like that. Hell I didn't for the longest time until I asked here what a WSK was
 
They look much more assuming in person than they do in photos. I was shocked the first time I saw one in person. Not only due to size, but they just look "Quality" Once you grab the lid and open it up, there is no doubt left about how they are a major step up from the tin can kettles.

And I don't want to bash a basic kettle grill. They are clearly high quality while being simplistic. But the Kamado is another class.
 
Wasn't bashing. Just simply noting, many folks (me included for a VERY long time) had no clue Weber made anything like this. So, you see it in a photo and it only gets a glance because it doesn't make the same impression that a big 6 burner Viking might.
So average person not a Weber head sees the photos and thinks how the heck is this worth $500, or more. I get it now, but it wasn't until just a few months ago I even knew there was such a grill.
Now, take in account the time of year we're in and yeah, many folks are just gonna glance over that ad. It may even be priced too low. Sometimes if something is priced too low it doesn't attract the proper attention. Could be if the seller listed it at say $900 or more it might actually get seen by folks actually looking for it.
 
Yah, the photos I took were all kind of fuzzy. Not sure if the camera was smudged or what. But, like I said before, seeing them in person and getting hands on is eye opening.
 
Bruce said:
They look much more assuming in person than they do in photos. I was shocked the first time I saw one in person. Not only due to size, but they just look "Quality" Once you grab the lid and open it up, there is no doubt left about how they are a major step up from the tin can kettles.

And I don't want to bash a basic kettle grill. They are clearly high quality while being simplistic. But the Kamado is another class.
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I bought my S6 after seeing an E6 in person. It really does have a nice quality about it.
 
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