Dyna-Glo 3-Burner Gas Grill Review

Dyna-Glo 3-Burner Gas Grill Review

Patio grills are always popular. Everyone wants to grill, but not every household has enough room for a massive unit. This glossy-red grill comes with three burners and a 425 inch primary cooking area but doesn’t require the space of many other three-burner competitors.

In this review, we’re going to cover everything there is to know about this grill and, hopefully, help you decide if it’s the right option for you. Below, you’re going to find our unbiased opinion of the advantages and disadvantages that this grill brings to your home.  

Overview

The Dyna-Glo 3-Burner Gas Grill has some key features, but it does have some shortcomings. Below, we’re going to discuss what we like and what could be better when it comes to this grill. 

What We Like

• Space Conscious Design: This grill has a generous cooking surface with a space-conscious design. It’s designed to take up as little space as possible, all while providing a considerable grilling area. It comes with two shelves and a cabinet, providing ample storage. 
• Red Porcelain-Coated Steel Lid: Grilling is only as good as the heat your grill can produce and maintain. Heat retention integral if you want it to heat up quickly and stay hot for those seared stripes. The porcelain-coated steel lid helps maximize your grilling efficiency.
• Beautiful Styling : With a glossy bright red lid and cabinet, this grill stands out from the crowd. It will definitely make a bold fashion statement on your patio or deck.
• Superior Storage Options: Grill designers don’t always pay attention to how much space is needed for grilling. But this grill comes with generously-sized shelves and a cabinet that will ensure that you have enough space for your cooking needs.

What We Don’t Like 

• Lower Build Quality: This grill seems to have a slightly lower build quality than many other major-brand grills. It’s definitely a step-up from the basic entry level models, but doesn’t appear to be as solid as other midlevel grills.
• The Grease Pan: Don’t get us wrong, having a grease pan on a grill is a real lifesaver when it comes to cleaning – as long as it’s functional. While this grill does come with a grease pan, it’s compact design can cause the grease pan to become full and stuck from time to time making cleanup more difficult.

 Performance

When it comes to performance, this grill is a viable option. It has plenty of cooking space and the 36,000 BTUs provide a reasonable amount of heat for its size. The EquiHeat technology helps with heat distribution . They work to even out the flame spread, and the porcelain-coated steel lid allows for better heat retention. It heats up at a decent pace. However, several users have reported somewhat uneven heating with the front being colder than the back.

Starting this grill is easy with push-button ignition. Gloss porcelain-enameled wire cooking grates are made from cast iron, which retain heat well, are good for searing and easy to clean.