Sophia & William Extra Large Charcoal BBQ Grills with 794 SQ.IN. Cooking Area, Heavy Duty Outdoor Barbecue Grill with 2 Individual Lifting Charcoal Tray and 2 Foldable Side Table, Black

Family bought the new BBQ grill for memorial day big party. The old bbq grill we had is getting too small and difficult to use as family members adding up. The grill comes with a user manual booklet that guide us step by step to set up, all we need is a screwdriver to install it from top to bottom. Comparing the new grill to the small grill We were looking for a charcoal grill that's is bigger, easy to move around, easy to add and manage charcoal height level, extra space to put seasonings, and bottle opener for beer lovers. This Bigger grill reduce waiting time for food especially meat that usually takes longer to cook. This new grill comes with two charcoal panel that allows you to adjust the height level of each when you are cooking two different types of food to avoids the problem one overcooked, and other undercooked. It also has two doors that is easy to open when you need to add or remove charcoal while the old small one we have to lift up the grill to add which is not convenient and dangerous to manage with hot charcoal. This new grill has two extra storage side panel that you could pull it up if needed for seasoning or close it if not need to save space. Bottle opener is on one of the front grill legs so people with a beer on hands does not need to keep asking where is the bottle opener and the party host keep answering for thousand times. Another convenient that the new grill is the built in wheel that helps when you need to move from A spot to B spot for whatever reason. After installation we leave the grill on the backyard and it was raining last week, the grill maintain just like the day we set it up with no sign of rust.

Our old BBQ is coming to the end of its life, so we got this one to replace it. As a BBQ lover, I’d say this is one of the best I’ve used. It has 2 separate compartments you can lift up or down for the charcoal level to control the heat. Good ventilation system, extra large grill surface, and ash tray came in handy to make cleaning easy. Easy to put together. Love it.

Okay so I put this bbqer together literally yesterday. It too me a good 2 hrs. A lot of comments in reviews on the assembly. This will challenge some. The coal tray install is the step that will require you to look at the assembly guide closely. The lid hinge pieces took me some time to realize the wider pieces are on lid and the narrow ones are on the bottom. Other thean that it is not too bad. As mentioned, it does have a assembly guide with photos how it goes together but it does not have many detailed written instructions to go with it. The quality of materials is okay better than some but cheaper than others in this price range. The tray height adjustments scews seem cluncky but they work ok. It looks nice cosmeticly.

The barbecue area is very large and can meet the needs of a medium or large party. The two charcoal pots can control the height of the charcoal fire separately, which is a very practical design. There is a full-size ash tray at the bottom, which is very convenient to clean. There are wheels at the bottom, which is very convenient to move. There is a QR code for the installation video on the installation instructions, which is very convenient. Combined with the instructions, the installation becomes much simpler.The after-sales service responds quickly and can solve some problems very professionally.

Over the years I've purchased thousands of items through Amazon -- including some very high-ticket items. Almost every one has been very satisfactory. Not this grill, however -- I've never seen a cheaper, more flimsily constructed pile of scrap metal. As I was assembling the grill, I noticed that the gauge of metal used was quite thin. Once I had it put together, I pulled out the grills. They are made of cheap black wire. I had purchased a relatively inexpensive grill from Home Depot about nine years ago -- the grills for that grill were heavy cast iron.But, I thought "In for a penny . . ." and, about two weeks later fired it up for the first time. Here's a list of problems: the hinged top of the grill does not meet the lower part in the way it should. (This is not a mistake in assembly -- just poorly made.) The bun rack simply made no sense at all -- there are mounting holes, but they don't function. If you close the lid of the grill, the bun rack dives headlong into the food. The poorly translated instructions that came with the grill simply said, "Put the bun rack into the holes." And finally, the lid of the grill has begun to corrode even though I've only owned it for two months. (And I purchased a separate heavy-duty cover to protect the grill from the elements.)It is too late for me to return this -- and given the size of the box, it would be a real ordeal to send it back.So please heed my warning -- don't even think about buying this grill -- unless you want a pile of black metal rusting away on your patio.