Bad purchase Our sensors don’t work. We purchased on 3/30, delivery was 4/10. We are still trying to get this purchase fixed.

Very nice grill, was a little tough to put together, but the 2 times we have used it, it was easy and great to use

So, no matter i do- 2 middle burners wont work. No gas coming out. Dont underatand. Need help.

I have owned the unit for 1 year It is rusting, I have never had do much difficulty lighting g a gas grill. I wish I had never bought it

The QR code was very helpful on assembling the grill. Only one thought if the parts were marked would make it much easier to identify. I like the extra hardware.

I bought it BECAUSE of the thermostatic control. Having a second oven will allow me much more freedom for menu planning. Also, not having to heat up my regular oven on those hot evenings will be great!

I was struggling with the pamphlet instructions until I noticed this app. The step by step instructions were a big help especially with the wiring process and I finished the assembly with full confidence of a proper assembly

This assembly video was quite helpful as the parts were not numbered or lettered. In addition, the numbers/letters on the packaging boxes differed from those listed in the paper manual.

My wife bought this at Sam's two years ago. As other reviews have indicated, it is more tediously annoying to assemble than the 3 Webers that we previously owned. I'm mechanically inclined, and my overall impression of this unit is that it's more cheaply designed and constructed than it should be for the price. For example, in addition to the tedium of putting the grill together, it includes a lot of loose parts that use gravity to stay in place. That's fine if the grill lives in one place. However, if one has to move it some distance -- as one might, depending upon where one is going to use it -- a surprising number of loose parts have to be removed. Another annoyance is the grill's tiny wheels. These are totally inadequate for rolling on anything but smooth concrete. As we found out trying to roll the grill across an expanse of lawn. The grill's wheels insert into thin steel 'box' mounts on the bottom grill frame. The box mounts have two short strings of dot-like welds along two sides of each box. One of the strings of dot welds, on one wheel mount, completely detached, while rolling the grill across grass. The mount's detachment left its caster wheel unbraced. Therefore, the top of the mount bent away from the grill frame. Not only did the grill stop rolling after that happened, it no longer sat securely on a flat surface, without tipping to one side. Furthermore, the way that these wheel mounts are designed prevented us from hammering the bent portion back into place. The edge of the grill frame gets in the way. And there is no way to bend the mount flat again, without first breaking the other string of dot welds loose. So in sum, the grill has poorly welded wheel mounts and a design that makes fixing them, when they break, more difficult than an intelligent engineer would have planned for. So tell me, why would one use such weak welds on the part of the grill that is most subjected to varying vectors of stress? A mildly similar 'what were they thinking' critique applies to the grill's side tables, one of which contains an additional burner. These tables are not easily removable, once assembled. That's a pity. The grill would take a lot less room in winter storage, or in use on smaller patios and decks, if at least one of the side tables was conveniently easy to remove and reattach, depending upon temporary circumstances. In conclusion, the broken wheel mount episode sums my assessment of this grill. It is questionably designed, cheaply constructed and looks better than it really is. This grill compares unfavorably to its major competitor in virtually all respects. A little more thought in the Members Mark design and construction would have overcome this negative comparison. By way of illustration, one of our Webers occasionally used to go airborne in Front Range Colorado's chinook winds. Despite landing on its 'head' or 'face' in during these episodes, it never suffered significant damage. Nor did its wheels or their mounts break, while rolling it around rather frequently.

I got this grill as a gift for Christmas last year, and in less than 8 months, it has been leaking gas and going through an entire propane tank. I have reached out to Sam's Club for help since it is less than a year old, but they won't replace a dangerous, defective product because they want the original gifter to reach out to them with the order number (they dont have it) So not only is this product very expensive, but it apparently has no warranty if you get it as a gift. Just wanted to warn others. I should have gotten the 100 dollar grill at Home Depot.