Weber
The grilling institution — the kettle’s inventor, and the benchmark for reliable, long-lived gas grills
- Founded
- 1952
- Country
- United States
- Warranty
- Among the best in grilling — on the current Genesis, 12 years on the cookbox and lid, 10 years on burners, grates, and flavorizer bars, and 5 years on remaining parts.
- Support
- An unmatched replacement-parts ecosystem (Weber sells parts for current and legacy grills for years) plus broad retail support — a core reason Weber grills routinely last 15–20 years.
Overview
Weber, founded in 1952, invented the kettle grill and is the most trusted name in backyard grilling, spanning charcoal, gas (Genesis, Spirit), pellet, and electric. Its gas grills are the category benchmark for even heat, build quality, and longevity, backed by a parts ecosystem that keeps decades-old grills running. It’s rarely the cheapest, but its reliability and warranties make the lifetime cost compelling.
Is it worth it?
Weber is worth it for buyers who want a reliable, even-cooking gas grill that lasts and stays serviceable for decades — the safe “buy it once” default. Those chasing wood-smoke flavor or the lowest price will look to pellet grills or Weber’s own Spirit line.
