Solid BBQ with slight weaknesses

The Weber comes to us in the budget to usually get two people sick, but has already barbecues with more than eight people behind him. And successfully. The structure is typical of Weber-something, but to cope with "fiddly" good. Otherwise, it's just an ordinary kettle grill with the maximum design advantages and disadvantages. Otherwise, however, there are still some things to me worthy of special mention:

- The stiff adjustability of the air vents on the lid disturbs; especially since the plate scrapes so firmly on the enamelled cover that I'm afraid to open the door to rust here

- The handle to pull the grill is something close to your body and burns for me there

- The air vents on the lid can be adjusted only when cold; which can be solved better with silicone

- Great Portionierungshilfe Coal supplied: many tend to just too much and to tilt too low-rank coal or briquettes in the grill; so that does not happen

- Very nice addition for indirect grilling grid also included

- Clever solution to mount the cover to the grill itself; could still be a bit bigger, but some fine motor skills and it works blind

I can make this as nearly all Weber grills, overall highly recommended. The classic look, some nice details that nearly indestructible construction are clear advantages for the grill. The high price, lack of detail improvements (second grip, larger hooks on the ceiling, insulated ventilation adjustment, and so on.) And the somewhat inferior quality to previous products of Weber detract from the performance somewhat. Overall, four out of five stars from me.