Grills & Smokers · Weber
Weber Spirit (3-burner)
The default recommendation for a no-regrets gas grill.
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Weber Spirit (3-burner) at a glance
What we like
- Even heating, dependable ignition and strong parts availability
- Sized well for families without taking over the patio
- Long track record and strong resale
Trade-offs
- Fewer premium features than the Genesis line
- Model numbers change year to year — compare current specs
- Best for
- Most households that want a reliable weeknight grill.
- Skip it if
- You want premium features (look at the Genesis), or you won't compare current specs, since model numbers change yearly.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best overall
Best Gas Grills
A three-burner Weber Spirit is the safe recommendation: even heating, dependable ignition, plenty of parts and strong resale. It's sized for families without taking over the patio. Model numbers change year to year, so compare the current specs.
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Other products that show up alongside it in our guides.
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Price tier 2 of 4:$150–$500Napoleon Rogue series
A feature-rich alternative to Weber at a similar price.
Price tier 3 of 4:$500–$1,500Weber Genesis (3-burner)
Premium gas grilling with room to grow.
Price tier 4 of 4:Over $1,500