Pit Boss Grills PB100P1 Pit Stop Single-Burner Portable Tabletop Grill, Grey

Had it for a year now. its great and never rusts, easy to clean but the rear air vents need to be blocked with aluminum foil or a little shelter or wind will extingush the flame and it will not have a proper temperature to cook anything. the screws come loose really easy esp. when cleaning it

We bought this to go in our camper when we go on trips, its easy to set up and clean and lightweight and effective. Grilled steaks and chicken perfectly

Works very well an is beyond what i expected in a portable for that price.

I have used it on portable tanks and with adapter on a large bottle, takes getting used to but does a good job, and has held up, no signs of rust yet.

Bought this because we didn't want a huge grill for just two of us. It assembled easily, and looks nice. Functionally, I have not had the over heating problem some have said. I think the single burner 10,000 btu helps with that. I've cooked Chicken on the grill and was able to keep the temperature where I needed it after preheating the grill hot to seer the outsides. The grill plate below the wire rack, is very thin, to the point it does get over red hot, and I don't believe it will last. The grill is advertised as being Stainless Steel. Well, if it is, the outer material must be a very cheap high carbon , because it is Magnetic. As for the thickness, it is all fairly thin. The edges inside that are exposed are dangerous, as in sharp, so if you clean your grill as I do after each use, be very careful, I have small cuts from the first cleaning. The small gas bottle connects on the side and the temperature valve is right on the stem that sticks out. It works okay this way, and for preheat, and cooking the chicken, total time of 50 minutes used a bit over half a bottle. Most of the cooking time was on high, as it was cold outside, I tried not to open the grill much, but as that was my 1st try with the new grill, I kept checking a lot. Portability of this is great, just latch it closed and go. The propane bottle will fit inside for travel, don't try that if the grill is hot though, and you can unscrew the bottle connector/ regulator if you want to also. Clean up wasn't too bad, but the best way will probably be soap and water on the warm grill insides, then a long bristle dish brush, and finally a hosing out. Oh, the Drip tray did it's job well, but it's easy to push too far back as it will over run the little bent stops in the back easily. All in all, it's a good grill. I'd give it more stars if the " Stainless Steel" were of better quality, and a bit thicker.