Our favorite Weber electric grills
Sixty years of grill heritage, now in electric.
About Weber
Weber has been making backyard grills since 1952, when George Stephen cut a harbor buoy in half and created the kettle grill that defined American outdoor cooking. The company moved into electric with the Q series in the early 2000s and has refined the line ever since. Weber electric grills are the ones we recommend to buyers who want a grill that will still be working in a decade.
- Five-year limited warranty, best in class
- Porcelain-enameled cast iron grates
- Classic Weber build quality and heritage
- Simple, reliable temperature controls
Our top Weber pick
Editorial choiceWeber Q2400 Electric Grill
The Weber Q2400 delivers classic Weber grilling with a built-in thermometer and generous cooking area, all powered by a simple plug-in electric element.
Every Weber grill we cover
3 more modelsWeber Lumin Compact Electric Grill
Apartment dwellers and balcony grillers who want real sear marks
Weber Lumin Standard Electric Grill
Families wanting full-size electric grilling with searing capability
Weber Q1400 Electric Grill
Couples and small households with limited patio space
Compare Weber electric grills
Specs side by side, ranked by rating.
| Model | Rating | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weber Q2400 Electric Grill | 4.6 | $379 | Check |
| Weber Lumin Compact Electric Grill | 4.5 | $229 | Check |
| Weber Lumin Standard Electric Grill | 4.5 | $349 | Check |
| Weber Q1400 Electric Grill | 4.4 | $269 | Check |
Is Weber a good brand for electric grills?
Weber is the best brand for buyers who prioritize long-term reliability over feature count. Every Weber electric grill we test ships with a 5-year limited warranty — the longest in the category — and porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates that survive a decade of weekly use. You are not buying an app, a pellet hopper, or a Bluetooth radio. You are buying a grill. For the buyer who just wants to grill, Weber is the correct choice nearly every time.
See how Weber compares to Ninja
The Weber-vs-Ninja decision is the biggest call most electric grill buyers make. Weber wins on build quality and warranty; Ninja wins on features and heat.