| 70 | | $219 | A thoughtfully-designed grill that has everything you need, and then some |
| 60 | | $359 | If you dig infrared grilling, this might be your best portable option |
| 60 | | $60 | A neatly packaged, on-the-go charcoal grill with the capacity for finely tuned pit-cooking |
| 59 | | $180 | Top-quality components, but a lower quality performance for the price point |
| 59 | | $160 | A hot, moderately-priced little grill for long time portable use |
| 58 | | $230 | Stand alone grill with stainless steel side tables and a built in thermometer |
| 58 | | $90 | Design flaws prevent this powerful grill from reaching its true potential |
| 57 | | $100 | Almost too powerful for its size, this hearty grill specializes in searing steaks |
| 56 | | $100 | A large, electrical model that brings the grilling experience to living spaces that don't allow open flames |
| 55 | | $150 | The most portable of the freestanding models tested, its performance was also impressive |
| 50 | | $190 | For car camping trips in small vehicles (or anywhere space is limited), this grill is clever and useful |
| 40 | | $30 | A cheap, portable, miniature version of their classic charcoal grill |
