Weber Summit Review

We discuss the Weber Summit - Weber's top-of-the-line grill. This includes features such as the extended interior hood, stainless steel grates, handle lights, enclosed propane tank enclosure, side burner and more. Also featured are power output and Flavorizer bars.
The Weber Summit is Weber's top grill series. You can purchase them in freestanding or built-in with cabinets and other outdoor kitchen pieces.
It comes with two handle lights for working in the dark.
It also has a shroud for better cooking in the wind and colder climates.
The built-in foldable rotisserie has a dedicated infrared burner in the back.
The heavy gauge stainless steel grates conduct heat much better than most other grates. The integrated smoker bo has its own burner for adding smoky flavor to your grilled food.
The knobs are LED backlit as well.
The Sear Station in the middle has high-output burners for the perfect sear.
It is priced from $2100-$2700 and is compatible with the iGrill 2 system.

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This is the most informative summary of the Weber Summit grills that I have found on YouTube, and I have watched practically all of them (over 20 in total). Thank you!

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They are pretty and have all the bells and whistles, but until they build the firebox out of Cast aluminum they are overpriced POS IMHO. I have seen so many of these reduced to rust buckets in no time, unlike the Genesis and even Spirit lines that last almost forever (excluding the cabinets on the 2007 - 20011 that rust out). I can't believe they they refuse to build a decent firebox for their most expensive grills. If you want a grill in this league I would suggest a Napoleon or other brand.