Fuego Professional Carbon Steel Gray Gas Grill

I’m only a couple weeks in, but so far, I am really impressed with this grill. I had a Weber Q grill in the past - I had high hopes from the Weber, but it didn’t quite live up to my expectations. I had a couple issues with the Weber: 1. The cooking surface wasn’t as high quality as I expected - and it got rusty over time. I ended up replacing the surface twice during the life of the grill. 2. The heat elements got covered in grease, drippings, and ultimately rust, which made the grill heat unevenly over time. 3. It was a little awkward to move. The Fuego has solved all of those problems. The cooking surface is very high quality. Time will tell, but the grill surface is a heavy, single piece, thick and solid unit. The burners have drip covers, which keeps the drippings from covering the flame holes. The wheels on this grill are excellent and it is easy to move. The Weber wheels are a little larger, but they are on one side, so you have to pick up and roll from one side of the grill. I move my grill on a bluestone patio, so the Fuego wheels are great for me. Beyond these points, it is a very nice looking grill. The contains the propane tank nicely and solidly, and it was very straightforward to put together.