For the build, the grill is made with an enamel-coated body and the firebox is made from aluminum. The handles are insulated so that you can move the grill safely.

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All in all, it’s a great grill if you live in an apartment or very small space. You can pretty much store this anywhere because it’s compact.
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Gas vs Charcoal
Charcoal

- Affordable – It’s pretty obvious that it’s much cheaper to use charcoal for grilling because it can last a long time before being replaced. Also, it helps that it’s portable as well.
- Gets super-hot- The charcoal can get up to 700 degrees if you’re patient, you’ll never see that in a gas grill.
- True BBQ/Grilled flavor– It’s the best way to get that chargrilled taste that you’re seeking. However, if you do end up using lighter fluid, you’ll probably taste that, so keep that in mind.

- Easy to use – It’s like using a stove, it’s so easy to use. All you do is turn the propane on, then you turn the grill on. It’s that simple. When you’re done, you simply turn it off.
- Quicker- If you’re looking for a quicker meal to get finished, a gas grill is the way to go. But we do recommend letting your gas grill heat up for 30 minutes, so that it will be hot, and ready to grill things quickly.

- Excellent Heat Retention
- Decent grilling space
- Good Warranty