That means if you're standing in front of the grill, you'd have to open an app just to read the temperature on the thermometer directly under your nose. The problem is that iGrill 3 has no built-in readout. iGrills can monitor the temperature of a couple things at once-say, the interior temperature of a thick cut and the temperature inside the grill-and deliver that information to an app on your phone via Bluetooth. The grill is also “iGrill 3 Ready,” which is to say, you can buy an iGrill 3-a type of remote thermometer-and stick it in the spot where the LED gas gauge goes. So, there are two fuel gauges right next to each other, which display exactly the same information.
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There’s also an LED that indicates how full the propane tank is, but it’s right around the corner from the manual tank scale that tells you, at a glance, how full the propane tank is. As far as I know, it's still stuck and the lights are still on. I turned them on and the button immediately got stuck. Less necessary are little LEDs that light up the dials. You can find similar features in other grills or buy them as after-market add-ons, but having them built into the model is a nice touch. (The Genesis II line includes eight models altogether.) There's a stainless-steel grill grate, a storage cabinet beneath the grill, and a light that attaches to the lid handle to illuminate whatever you’re cooking. I reviewed a grill in the LX series, which comes with a few more BTUs of heat and some additional bells and whistles. Along with the quality you’d expect from Weber-these are the guys behind the famous Weber kettle grill, the highly lauded, gas-powered Spirit line, and exciting newer models like the kamado-style Weber Summit Charcoal-this grill comes with a fancy new "grease management system." Laugh if you will, but anyone who’s ever gone after a long-neglected grease pan with a putty knife or accidentally lit a grease tray ablaze while preheating will appreciate a grill that funnels grease toward a disposable drip pan.
The Genesis II follows Weber's hallowed three-burner Genesis line, and there’s some nice thinking here.
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