Weber Grills - Summit & Searwood first look at 2024 CES show in Las Vegas

[Smoked Transistors]

Engadget looks at Weber Grills at 2024 CES Show.

[fzxdoc]

Thanks. Nice video.

Kathryn

[Max Good]

We'll be reviewing both. Fun event, but too cold and too short.

[Smoked Transistors]

I'm really curious what the color touch screen panels looks like in direct sunlight while BBQing. I work for a car audio company and our product planning team has always struggled with washed out color displays on our touch panel monitors and single din size radios in direct sunlight mounted in vehicles.

[DogFaced PonySoldier]

Smoked Transistors dude that is awesome! What car audio company, if you don't mind telling us, and what do you do? I've been a junkie for decades...

[Alan Brice]

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[wbzipf]

We'll be reviewing both. Fun event, but too cold and too short.

Is there a way we can get an email notice when you publish the review of the Searwood?

[Max Good]

wbzipf As a Pitmaster Club member, you get advanced notice of all new reviews at the top of each page.

[NumbWhistle]

As someone who almost pulled the trigger on the SmokeFire as a first pellet cooker, I will be curious to read the full review of the Searwood here.

[Jessterr]

IDK. I live in an area with high summer heat and high humidity, and all these electronics to me just reek of probable system failure. Call me skeptical, in less intense environments I’m sure these would be great but where I live, all I can say is that my PBC, WSCGC, 26” Weber kettle, PK grills, and Good One Open Range have never let me down. I’d love to have a higher tech outdoor cooker, but have tremendous doubts as to how well they would hold up over time.

[Bkhuna]

I bought a gen 2 Smokefire earlier this year and have been pleased beyond my expectations. We'll see about the longevity in the Florida Space Coast environment. It's good to see that Weber addressed the minor issues I have with the Smokefire.