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If you look at the Q2200 and think you want even more cooking space, the Traveler boasts 320 square inches of cooking space. While 13 extra pounds may not seem like a lot on paper, it could feel that way if you have to lug a grill over uneven ground to get to your campsite. By sacrificing the extra cooking space, you gain a lighter grill that’s more suited to travel – and still offers great performance. Most weber q grills have “Flavorizer Bars” above the burner tubes that serve several purposes, one of which is protecting the burners from grill debris. There are no Flavorizer bars on the Q 3200 which means the burners are directly exposed to anything that drips down from the cooking grate. The Q 3200 is designed to be a cart mounted grill and is not designed to be removed from the cart for use as a portable gas grill.
The weber q 1200 also features cast-iron grates that ensure even heat distribution and longer temperature retention to make grilling on the go easier than ever before. From camping to the tailgate, the Weber Q 1200 Gas Grill offers portability and easy ignition so you can grill everywhere you go. As a portable gas grill that will likely appeal to novice cooks and experienced chefs alike, the accessibility of the Q 1200 is a major selling point.
The Q 3200 also comes with a stand for the grill, making it the only freestanding Weber Q model. This model also has a Grill Out handle light, which illuminates your grill for nighttime cooking. This grill is the only Weber Q that can be bought as a natural gas grill model instead of a propane gas grill only. The Weber Q 1000 is the basic model of the Weber Q portable series.
Furthermore, space is enough to feed a family of four and can accommodate almost eight burgers, five tenderloins, or a rack of ribs on it. The grill has the dimensions 14.5 x 27 x 16.5 inches with the lid closed and weighs only 30 pounds, making it portable enough to take it with you in your RV. There is a large burner that follows the circumference of the grill and a smaller burner that heats the center of the grill. This configuration is excellent for controlling the heat of the entire grill but prevents you from setting up a two zone cooking system. The propane tank for this grill is located behind the decorative grid. In order to reach the tank to turn it on or off you need to bend down and reach around the grid and then twist the valve while in an awkward position.
Well, with great temperature regulation, grilling capabilities, heat retention, and ease of use, it readily measures up. The Q Series grills are made from cast aluminum and heavy duty plastic which makes them immune to rust when used in coastal areas and near swimming pools. The Weber Traveler is a new portable gas grill that is a legitimate alternative to the Weber Q series. The Traveler is large, but highly portable, and packs serious searing power.
When I checked on the grill five minutes later, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the lid thermometer already read 400 degrees. That was hot enough for my needs, so I put my burger on the grill and let it cook. The meat was cooked to perfection in around 10 minutes, and I was really impressed at the heat put out by the grill’s 12,000 BTU burner. Similar to the Q1000, it even has 189 square inches of cooking space and has dimensions of 15.5×40.9×1.5 inches, with the lids closed. The grill is small enough to take it with you for picnics but large enough to support a small group.