Grills & Smokers · Napoleon
Napoleon Rogue series
A feature-rich alternative to Weber at a similar price.
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Napoleon Rogue series at a glance
What we like
- Strong high-heat performance and good build quality for the price
- Features like side burners or infrared sear (model dependent)
- Generally good warranties
Trade-offs
- Smaller dealer network in some areas
- Slightly steeper learning curve than the simplest grills
- Best for
- Shoppers comparing mid-range gas grills who want more features.
- Skip it if
- You want the simplest learning curve, or a large local dealer network matters to you.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best feature-rich alternative
Best Gas Grills
Napoleon's Rogue series packs features like side burners and infrared sear on some models, with good build quality for the price. The dealer network is smaller in some areas.
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