I tried Traeger's new Woodridge grill, which offers a large cooking area, easy-to-use controls, and stable temperatures at an affordable price. Here are my thoughts after testing.

The Searwood ( $899 and up) offers a new design with a reworked internal construction for a more direct auger path for those ...

For the Woodridge, this means you can see data from wired or wireless food probes, adjust grill temperature, set timers, activate Keep Warm mode and shut down the grill on your phone. As always, the ...

Thanks to the proprietary WiFIRE tech stack, users can monitor the progress, tweak the grill settings, make temperature ... sensor, lid insulation, and side burner are also missing. Traeger ...

They also feature built-in pellet sensor technology ... grill via an app and adjust temperature as and when needed. Similar to Weber's new WeberWorks line, Traeger's got a new Pop And Lock ...

Traeger. To determine which is worth the ... a touchscreen control center and two included temperature probes. Like other Traegers, this one requires time-intensive assembly and some seasoning ...

As the leader in wood pellet grills, Traeger has a long history of developing innovative outdoor cooking experiences and then making that innovation as accessible as possible. Case in point ...

Believe it or not I actually really do like Traeger. When I bought my first Grill I had a problem with it and they were more than willing to make it right. I ended up buying a Timberline 1300.

To start, the Woodridge looks as sleek, modern, and for lack of a better word, "cool," as any other Traeger grill ... adjust the temperature, etc. This is incredibly convenient, especially ...

The arre Temperature Sensor, with Matter & Thread support, monitors temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and VOC air quality.