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A simple four rack vertical smoker with an analog knob for cooks who want an easy, no electronics setup. The listing gives few details on fuel hookup, temperature range or size.
A mid-size pellet smoker for everyday backyard cooking and occasional smoking sessions, sized for a household rather than a crowd.
A smart charcoal grill and smoker that lights with a button and holds temperature with a fan, for backyard cooks who want charcoal flavor without babysitting. The hopper is small for very long smokes.
A compact single-rack pellet smoker sized for smaller cooks, not a high-capacity backyard unit.
A mid-size pellet smoker with enough cooking area for a family cookout, best suited to cooks who want low-maintenance long smokes over constant fire tending.
A heavy charcoal smoker from Oklahoma Joe's sized like a traditional offset unit, built for a cook committed to keeping it in one fixed backyard spot.
A charcoal auto feed smoker for cooks who want real charcoal flavor with set and forget control. It is very heavy and needs an outlet nearby.
A connected charcoal smoker and grill for people who want real charcoal flavor with push button lighting and remote control. Plan for its large footprint and weight.
A freestanding wood pellet grill and smoker in a bronze finish. The listing gives almost no cooking details, so cooking area, hopper size and temperature range are unconfirmed.
A pellet smoker with a sizable 697 sq in cooking area for people committed to low-and-slow cooking rather than quick grilling.
A mid size stainless pellet smoker with a sizable footprint, a reasonable pick if pellet convenience matters more to you than charcoal flavor.
A barrel style charcoal smoker sold as a package for cooks who want simple smoking. The listing gives almost no detail on capacity, contents or temperatures, so ask before buying.
A standalone pellet smoker body, sold without a stand, for buyers who plan to supply their own base or already have one in place.
A compact pellet smoker sized for portability rather than large-batch cooking, worth it if moving the unit matters to you.
A heavy stainless steel charcoal smoker sized for serious offset smoking, worth it if you have the space and commit to charcoal.
A large-capacity pellet smoker for owners who regularly smoke in volume and have the patio space to keep it in place.
A compact cast iron charcoal accessory sized to fit inside an existing grill rather than stand alone as a smoker.
A lightweight charcoal smoker suited to patio-scale low-and-slow cooking such as ribs or pulled pork, not a substitute for a full-size grill.
A 1-pound wood fuel pack for an existing smoker setup, not a smoker unit on its own. Confirm you already own the hardware before ordering.
A 30 inch digital electric vertical smoker with 710 square inches of cooking space across four chrome-coated racks, a side wood chip loader and digital controls up to 275 degrees F.
A wood fueled smoker, model CAM-8P from Camerons; check size and capacity on the product page since this data only confirms the fuel type.
A wood product from Camerons, weighing 4.51 pounds, meant to be burned alongside an existing grill or smoker rather than used as a smoker on its own.
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