As you can see we all have opinions about the grills we own (and you know what they say about opinions
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No one's goal is to "push" one grill or another, but rather to answer your questions and concerns that you've expressed, and to share what our experiences have been.
I personally own two different pellet grills and have cooked on a few others. Each has it's own pros/cons, and there are reasons why they're priced where they are.
So keep asking questions, do your research (including Hub's articles), decide what's most important to you: quality, price, capacity, accessories, where it's made, customer support, etc. Then you'll be better equipped to make the best decision for your wants/needs.
Cliff