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Every Weber product we track, with the ones currently below their normal price first.

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Best discount

28%

Median price

$54.99

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Comparison

Q 1400 or Jumbo Joe 18: Power Supply, Charcoal and Cooking Space

Choose Q 1400 when its outdoor electrical requirements fit your setting and 189 square inches meets your cooking-space needs. Choose Jumbo Joe 18 when a charcoal setup suits the location and its 240-square-inch surface matters.

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Comparison

Weber Original Kettle 18-inch vs Original Kettle Premium 22-inch

Choose the 18-inch Original Kettle when its 240-square-inch grate suits your meals and the standard ash pan suits your cleanup routine. Choose Premium 22 for its 363-square-inch grate or enclosed removable ash catcher.

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Comparison

Weber Go-Anywhere vs Smokey Joe 14: Choose by Grill Layout and Pack-Up Routine

Pick by layout and pack-up features. The Go-Anywhere pairs a rectangular grate and coal-positioning insert with legs that lock the lid and room to pack some tools inside.

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Comparison

Weber Master-Touch 22 vs Original Kettle 22

Choose Master-Touch for supplied hinged fuel access and its side lid holder, or if you prefer an enclosed ash catcher. Choose Original Kettle when a regular grate, lid hook and standard ash pan suit your routine.

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Weber Master-Touch vs. Original Kettle Premium: Grate and Lid-Setup Differences

For GBS accessories as a clearly listed feature, Master-Touch 14501001 is the more explicit fit. Original Kettle Premium 14401001 is not shown as GBS-incompatible: Weber lists the compatible #8835 grate as an additional part for this model.

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Weber Original Kettle Premium vs Original Kettle: Which 22-Inch Grill Fits Your Cook?

The exact-model diagrams show two different configurations: 14401001 has a hinged grate section and a deep hanging ash-catcher assembly; 741001 shows a full cooking grate and a shallow tray catcher, with a hinged grate listed separately in its additional parts.

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