Weber Grills and Griddles See Big Discounts for July 4th

If the thought of sizzling burgers and perfectly grilled veggies is making your mouth water, you're in luck! Weber, a name synonymous with backyard barbecues, has just announced some hefty discounts on a range of their grills, smokers, griddles, and accessories. These deals are perfectly timed to kick off the July 4th celebrations, making it an ideal moment to upgrade your outdoor cooking setup.

For those who enjoy occasional backyard cookouts, the Weber Spirit E-325 stands out as a solid, reliable choice. Featuring three burners, this grill is available in both propane and natural gas versions. The propane model is currently priced at $499 (down from $549), while the natural gas version is $549 (normally $599). This markdown is quite significant, as Weber products rarely see such substantial price drops. With 360 square inches of grilling space, it's ample for cooking for friends and family, and a 90-square-inch warming rack is perfect for toasting buns or keeping items warm. A nice touch on this model are the two searing zones, offering higher heat output for achieving that perfect steak finish.

If you're more of a flattop fan, Weber's Slate 30-inch rust-resistant griddle is also on sale. With a $50 discount, it's now $649, beating prices from major retailers like Home Depot. This griddle boasts a cooking surface that can reach up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit and heats up rapidly, complete with wind guards for even cooking. It’s ideal for parties, capable of cooking around 22 burgers at once. For those needing a more portable solution, the 17-inch tabletop griddle, featuring the same rust-resistant carbon-steel surface, is available for $249 after a $50 discount. This compact unit is perfect for camping trips and can heat up to 500 degrees, using disposable propane cylinders.

For the ultimate grilling experience, the Searwood XL 600 wood pellet grill is seeing a $100 price reduction, bringing it down to $1,199. This versatile grill can smoke at low temperatures (180 degrees Fahrenheit) for slow-cooked flavors or sear at high heat (up to 600 degrees). With a generous 972 square inches of cooking space, it can accommodate up to 20 burgers across its two layers. A smaller, discounted Searwood 600 model is also available for those with space constraints, but the larger XL version offers considerable extra room for a $200 price difference, which might be well worth it for serious grill masters.