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| Weber gas grill includes internet and digital display |
Weber is expanding its line of internet-connected barbecues to popular gas models, including the Spirt series, which provide both wireless and Bluetooth connectivity for temperature monitoring via an integrated digital display.
Built-in grills are not a new concept for Weber. Over the years, they have launched a range of iGrill meat thermometers to complement their existing grills.
Last year, the company released Weber Connect's second-generation smart grid hub accessories, which introduced the updated and refined Weber Connect app.
The Weber Connect Smart Grill function is also offered by SmokeFire Grill.
Things that include smart temperature control technology or cookies make more sense for SmokeFire grills, which require more baking time at lower temperatures due to cooking methods.
The ability to monitor meat preparation or adjust the temperature at home is also a useful addition to a SmokeFire grill.
The Weber Connect plugin is interesting because the wirelessly connected temperature sensor is a useful cooking tool, especially for new cooks or when using large steaks.
The app also offers complete step-by-step instructions and grill recipes with a step-by-step countdown timer, as well as instructions on setting the grill temperature for each cooking step, and even includes notifications for stirring the dishes. Burger.
Perhaps the most useful is that the propane smart grid model can monitor the amount of gas remaining in the tank and notify you through the app when the app battery is low.
The new Weber Connect grill can be used on the Genesis series. The Genesis EX-315 is $ 1,029, the EX-335 is $ 1,239, and the SX-335 is $ 1,349. They have advanced features such as: built-in heating grilles and LED lights for night grills.
The company also offers a smaller Spirit SX-315 Smart Grill for $ 849. The new Weber Connect Smart Grill is expected to hit the market this spring.