The PKGO Charcoal Grill is a solid option with a unique dual function that allows the lid to flip over into a hibachi for extra cooking space. However, weighing 35 pounds, it may be heavier than some would prefer for portability. The Everdure Cube Portable Charcoal Grill is stylish and well-built, with a built-in cutting board and prep container. While it is on the pricier side, it is currently on sale for $170 with a $20 on-page coupon. The Magma Firebox Single-Burner grill, originally priced at $450, is not very portable or affordable. Designed for boaters, it may be worth a look if you are in that market.
The Giantex tabletop propane grill is a decent option that cooks evenly and gets hot, but may not be as visually appealing as other models. The Char-Broil Portable Gas Grill is a cheap option that feels rickety and may not last long, but could work for short camping trips. The Char-Broil Deluxe Tabletop Grill is poorly designed and crafted, making it a poor value for $70. The BioLite Grill and Fire Pit is a versatile option that transforms into a grill for beach and backyard use, but the build quality may not match the higher price point of $250.
Overall, the PKGO Charcoal Grill, Everdure Cube Portable Charcoal Grill, and Giantex tabletop propane grill are good options for those looking for portable grills with various features. The Magma Firebox Single-Burner, Char-Broil Portable Gas Grill, and Char-Broil Deluxe Tabletop Grill may have some drawbacks in terms of portability, durability, and value for the price. The BioLite Grill and Fire Pit offers versatility as both a fire pit and a grill, but the build quality may not meet expectations for the price. Ultimately, the best grill for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences.
