Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #69327 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: black
- Brand: Weber
- Model: GENESIS EP-330
- Dimensions: 64.50" h x
60.00" w x
30.00" l,
190.00 pounds
Features
- Three stainless steel burners and Two stainless steel work surfaces
- Primary cooking area = 507 square inches
- Warming rack area = 130 square inches
- Total cooking area = 637 square inches
- 7mm stainless steel rod cooking grates
Product Description
BLACK NATURAL GAS
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
wow, all I can say is wow
By Karen
My husband has had weber grills since way before I met him. He started gas grilling with an old RED genesis. Anyone remember the red ones? with the teak sideboards? He still used that one till last year. But his 2002 genesis "C" was in need of a new set of burners. It had a hot spot in there, that makes it interesting to grill stuff. So we looked at this one. We found it locally for $849. No shipping, and the tax is less than the cost of shipping by far. He specifically wanted the "EP" series, which is only available through a Premier dealership. The Premier models have stainless grills, and flavorizor bars. You can't get them at Home Depot, or Lowe's. They have told me they can, but thier catalogs don't have the premier pages in them. The catalogs actually are different for a premier dealership. Trust me, I have been looking for a long time.I bought it locally, and got free assembly. That is a major deal too. They would have delivered to too, but we have a truck, and it is only around the corner.Okay, this thing gets hot. I mean really hot. It was well over 700 degrees in just a few minutes. The sear station is just another burner. Right between two regular burners. However, it is a slightly smaller BTU burner. Why? I don't know. But it does work great. The three inch rib eye steak was perfectly seared (grill marks are for more than just looks people). The Beer can chicken was a lot easier to move to a cooler area in this grill than the '02 model, because of the burners orientation of N-S instead of E-W. So we (he) can get it started, and move it aside, to get another one going. Believe me, this thing is BAD @$$. But, look locally to see if there is a premier dealership, before you look online.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Trying Once More
By Careful Buyer
We had natural gas extended to the rear patio years ago when our house was built. Whatever grill it was that I bought then went belly up within 3 years. I capped the gas line and gave up outdoor grilling. But all our friends and neighbors have gas grills, many of them Webers, and it finally got pretty lame serving them oven food and hibachi kebabs while they served glorious grilled salmon and steaks. At long last I set out on the obligatory tour of Home Depot and Lowe's, among others, and also browsed the internet. So many brands, so many features: Infrared, led lights, reverse osmosis -- who's to know what's best? But at least to price comparison shop for Webers is straightforward in the sense that, like Apple and Carmax, prices are pretty much standardized for the model you want. Sites offering "Up to 40% off" on outdoor grills ain't talking about Webers. Anyway, whatever the grill selected, it had to be already assembled. I don't need the aggravation anymore. That meant going local, so I picked a nearby back yard specialty store for a natural gas EP-330. Some color other than black porcelain would have been nice, but that would have meant going with an LP tank. In the end I had finally closed my mind to all those wonderful looking, feature-laden grills costing only $300, $500, $700 and shelled out $869, plus $49 for an "official" Weber cover, plus tax. But that net $991.21 did include a professionally assembled unit, delivered and set in a place of honor on my patio (that is, next to the gas outlet). The store did also throw in a generic cover that I will use as a beater when things "shut down" in the rainy season and the patio is rarely visited. But when it's grillin'season, the "official" cover goes on (when the grill's not in use, of course). It has a big "Weber" emblazoned on the front so guests don't think I'm hiding some funky cheapo under wraps. I have been re-learnng the joys of grilling for a couple of weeks now. I can report that I have no reason to naysay what all of the reviews about the Genesis Webers say here and elsewhere in the internet. Now I just hope all my friends and neighbors don't start buying Ferraris.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.There's Weber and there's everything else
By Rodeg
I bought this EP-330 in black from a local store, like previous reviews have stated, the price points for Weber products are tightly controlled (the margins are plus/minus $50) meaning you won't find this grill for $600, period. Although I love Amazon and buy everything I can here, I wanted the grill already assembled and thus I used a brick and mortar store to facilitate that process. This Grill is amazing, there's really nothing to think about, just buy it (unless you need additional real estate in that case buy a larger Weber) The heat it generates will surprise you, the sizzling station works, if you want to put some serious grill marks on a porterhouse, rib eye or NY Strip, trust me you can. I have a built in charcoal/wood burning brick and stone grill in my yard and although nothing can really match the flavor and temperature level of that type of grilling, this grill is most certainly the next best thing. Buy the cover or make the store you buy the grill from give it to you for free (I did), I also got the Weber Apron, Glove and grilling tools, all very reasonably priced. The Apron is Cool, it comes with a built in beer opener and completely matches the color of the black and silver grill :)
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