Weber Genesis E-430 Liquid Propane Stealth Gas Grill Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This grill is incredible! It heats up pretty fast and creates the most delish meals. It's pretty big which makes it easy to cook a variety of things at once. I love the features that this has. It was quite easy to put together and hook up to the propane tank. Visually this grill is quite striking. If you're in the market I'd definitely recommend checking out this grill!

This is hands down the best grill I’ve ever owned. So much grilling space, and heats up quickly and evenly. Also really cranks up the heat if you want it to. I’ve at the thermostat pegged at 750 degrees. The stealth black looks so nice and stays clean looking. I always liked stainless steel, but this now takes the cake for me. The side cabinet is a nice tough for accessory storage. I bought the pizza stone insert and keep it in there. Grilling pizza is a fun family activity. Highly impressed with this grill and recommend.

A big fan. Love the extra space of 4 burners. Solid construction even heat. The grates are easy to clean and food does not stick as it did with a previous grill

Great features, easy to use and keep clean. Assembly was easy and instructions were well done. Quality is excellent

Finally upgraded from a Weber 3 burner to 4 burner, absolutely love it. A little pricey but is proving to be worth the money

If I could give this grill a 4.5 out of 5, that would be the perfect score. We absolutely love everything about it. The four burners, the option to swap in accessories like the griddle, and the massive cooking surface make it incredibly versatile. The sleek black design looks fantastic, and the side cabinet is perfect for storing grilling tools and accessories. It's been an awesome addition to our deck and has become the centerpiece of every cookout and party. My only minor complaint is with the Stealth model. By choosing it, you lose a few convenience features that, while not essential, feel like they should be included on a premium grill. The biggest one is a propane tank gauge. There's already a hanging hook inside the cabinet—why not make that a built-in tank gauge? That's really my only nitpick. Everyone who sees this grill comments on how clean and sharp it looks, and once they taste the food, they're already asking when the next cookout is!

There's a few things I wish were better such as a bigger drip pan for when using the griddle and more of the back side closed in the block the wind better, but in typical Weber fashion the build quality is outstanding and I love the flexibility this grill offers. The heat is easy to control and cleaning is not a chore like on some grills. Overall just an outstanding grill.

Only reason it's not 5 stars is because it's missing a weight scale to determine how much propane is left even though cheaper models have this. Also, it should have an option to come with stainless steel grates instead of the porcelain coating cast iron.

I upgraded from my charbroiler and there are a lot of features I like and some I wish were better. I went with the stealth because of look and steel grates vs stainless steel. I felt my old grill had a more even heat without the sear function Overall happy for the upgrade but kind of feeling I should have gotten more if that makes sense

The good: It's a stunner. Genuinely — this thing looks the part on a patio, and I'm not mad about that. More importantly, it cooks. Even heat, great sear, no dead zones I've found. That's the job, and it does the job well. And the top half feels like Weber. Solid, tight, well-made. The parts that touch the food are the parts they clearly cared about. The bad: Then you look below the lid. The grill locker — the one that's supposed to store your big grillware — is flimsy. The grease management system with the pull-out tray is flimsy. It doesn't feel like the same company built it. Two things really get me: First, the sides aren't enclosed. Which means the "storage" cabinet is an open invitation to every insect in the yard. I don't want to reach in for a pizza stone and find out what's been living on it. Second, the grease system doesn't actually catch all the grease. Which is the entire name of the feature. Grease. Management. System. You end up with food bits and grease all over the bottom locker. The verdict: If you're buying it to cook, you'll be happy — it delivers where it counts. Just know the bottom half is where the budget ran out.