Lifemaster Portable Stainless Steel Gas Grill - 2 Burners Easy Clean Tabletop BBQ Propane Gas Grill with Foldable Legs and Wind Proof Lid for Camping and Outdoor - Silver

I am beyond happy with this purchase! I also bought a grill cart paired with my portable grill has been the perfect setup for my small condo balcony. I was worried about finding something that would fit the space without feeling bulky, but this combination is absolutely perfect. The grill is lightweight, sturdy, and easy to move around when needed. And paired with the cart gives me the extra workspace and storage I was looking for while keeping everything organized. The portable grill sits perfectly on top and fires up quickly every time and the two separate controls for heat...I love it. I'm using a 15 lb propane tank, and the whole setup works flawlessly. It's convenient, practical, and has completely transformed my balcony into a great little outdoor cooking space. If you're looking for a compact grilling solution for a condo, apartment, or small patio, I highly recommend this setup. It's one of those purchases that exceeded my expectations, and I've been using it constantly. Absolutely love it!

Honest review here... after using this at the beach for two days to cook several meals, I am very happy with this grill! It is built solid and very durable, and it was perfect for cooking whole grouper fillets and burgers! Despite the wind here being constant 15-20 mph with stronger gusts, this grill did not go out and it held the temperature perfectly! It lights easy, it cooks very evenly, the knobs are solid and smooth turning, and it has plenty of cook-space. The grilling rack is a thick solid stainless steel, the built-in thermometer is accurate, and the burner covers/drip shields are extra wide. I actually like cooking with this grill better than my 'fancy' 6 burner grill at home! It also came fully assembled. Okay, so now for the Cons... 1) The gas line hose is attached and locked at an odd angle which makes positioning the tank an issue if both are sitting on the ground. 2) The drip pan is a great design, but it is so shallow it will overflow after cooking a bunch of burgers or something that was marinaded. Make sure to put an extra foil pan underneath just in case. 3) The legs fold out front to back, but they are very 'stubby' so the grill sits very low to a surface. If they folded from side to side they could be at least 3" longer, and there should be rubber or plastic feet on each. 4) The Grilling rack is not secured when being transported, and a small clip or latch on the inside would keep it from banging around. 5) The gas line seems like it's a cheap polymer, and LNG under pressure can cause some gas lines to erode which then causes small particles to clog up the burner holes. This line should be replaced with one that is more LNG durable. 6) It doesn't come with a cover, but the paperwork it came with says they'll send you one if you register the grill. Well, I could not find anywhere on the website how to register it, and I emailed the company for instructions but in almost 2 weeks I have not received a response. These are minor 'Cons', but enough that you should be mindful of them. Otherwise, I really, really, like this grill! For the price it is an unbeatable deal!

I bought this grill to take with us on a weekend trip to the race track. I wasn’t sure what to expect as we always owned charcoal grills. Turns out it was super convenient to hook up to our travel trailer’s propane and worked great all weekend! I had that grill loaded with jerk wings and they cooked perfectly. Being able to monitor the temperature is a must and the gauge works great. After cooking, it was a mess to clean up but what grill isn’t when cooking with jerk sauce? The plus for me is it easily disassembles, allowing access to the bottom where the grease collects. Also, the heat shields over the burners caught the grease instead of allowing it to land directly on the flame and catching fire. With the right tools the design allows for easy clean up and rinse. If you don’t plan on keeping it clean then drop some foil into the bottom of the grill and be done with it. I used it while camping this weekend and our steaks cooked perfectly. I do worry that the legs might not hold out over the long haul but that only means I just need to be aware and take care when transporting and storing it so they don’t get damaged. It’s a bit big to keep stored in our travel trailer but fits great in the bed of my husband’s truck. Overall, it was a great purchase. I recommend it to anyone with a travel trailer because, let’s face it, some things just shouldn’t be cooked on a griddle.

I absolutely love this grill. The ignition is great, the burners are great, the temperature control is great, the size is great. The price is reasonable! I had a little table top grill, but was looking to replace it with something better and this definitely is something better! Can't say enough

What an excellent portable grill! It was much better built than I expected and works perfectly. The size is between a medium size grill on legs and a small and very light portable, making it the perfect size for my needs. I can put it away after each use or leave it out for continuous use. It was exactly what I was looking for. I can pack it away for travel in the RV, or set it up for several days or months to use at the home base. It's a little heavier than I expected, but that's because it's made entirely of stainless steel! This grill produces even heat with 2 burners and you can use just one burner (one side) if you don't need to cook but just a few items. I love it!

The grill comes completely assembled out of the box. It is plumbed for a regular propane tank, not a small disposable cylinder (I have a 5-lb tank that makes it a great setup. It's all stainless steel with a heavy-duty grid. Shields over burners should do a good job of protecting them from drips and help with even heat distribution. Unfortunately, the burner valves cannot be turned down enough for slow cooking. Even with one burner turned off, the unit stays very hot with the lid down. Also, no side wind shields with the lid up. If just used for grilling, these things should not be a problem.

Product arrived well packaged and undamaged via Amazon Prime. The shipping box was not that big and easy to pickup and move as needed. To my surprise when I opened the box I found the grill was fully assembled. I simply had to remove the packing foam and assorted plastic wrappings. The legs were attached and fold nicely under the grill. The side buckles keep the cover closed and you simply carry the grill by the cover handle after folding the legs under the grill body. It weighs a few pounds and feels sturdy. The actual bbq grills themselves are very sturdy and thick which I thought was another nice surprise at this price point. Many lower price point grills have the thin chrome metal grill surfaces which are less than ideal. Setting the grill up and attaching the included propane hose to your Rhino LPG 20 lb. tank was standard and straight forward. In my setup I have place the grill on top of a previously Amazon purchased grill cart and cover--- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0798N4Z5L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NMYH2TV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Note-- with this set the grill and gas bottle can remain attached and the cart cover can be placed over top of the grill and cart combined with the cover being about 12" short of the bottom but the simplicity works. Updated--- 08/11/2023--- Only problem is that the Grill on top of stainless steel grill cart does not stay in one place in high winds with the cover on. Grill got blown off the table and it tweaked the hood closure assembly........boo hoo.... Had to get it replaced with a full sized Weber E-310 for a lot more money. Still a great grill for picnics but NOT Good for windy storage on grill cart.

This Lifemaster grill comes fully assembled and sets up quickly and easily, and the instruction manual is well done. Of course, it has a lot of safety instructions and precautions, but if you've had this kind of grill before, you already know what to do. Compared to my older, similar-sized table top grill, I appreciated that the Lifemaster's grate is a single piece, compared to two pieces that would have to be fitted together after one or both were removed for any reason. The first time I used the product, I barbecued about 8 pounds of large chicken split half-breasts, completely covering the grill's surface except for small gaps. I cooked with the lid down, and compared to my old grill I found it easier to control the temperature, setting it at the bottom of the "grilling" range (375-400F) to minimize flare-ups, which result in a lot of smoke and charring/burning. (I've also learned over the years not to cook dark meat on this kind of grill -- the higher level of dripping fat makes the flare-ups almost impossible to control.) Next day, after the grill, it cleaned up with a wire grill brush and scraper as well as can be expected, as you can see in my before-and-after shots of the grate and the inside. At the time I bought this, Lifemaster was offering to mail you a free grill cover if you registered the product. It's a reasonable thickness, though probably not as strong as the heavy covers you might get for a full-size grill. However, I really appreciate it. Even though my grill sits on a table which is completely sheltered from rain by a deep eave, my old, uncovered grill would quickly get totally dusty as you can see from my closeup shot of its lid's surface. By the way, I communicated via email with Lifemaster's customer service to request the grill cover, and their response time and communication were excellent.

Well made came fully assemble! For the material quality its stainless but clearly not 304/308l i do not expect this for a 250$ bbq. I use it minimum 3 time a week and its been 3 month. A surface rust started on the high heat part like the defuser i think its normal overall you can not ask for more a that price range. Clearly a very good option if you dont want to put 1000$ on a bbq !