18 Inch Portable Charcoal Grill – Heavy-Duty Round BBQ Grill with Thickened Grilling Bowl, Sturdy with 4 Legs & Wheels for Small Outdoor Barbecue, Camping, Travel, Tailgating & Backyard Cooking

Don't drop the lid. I broke the handle. But besides the handle breaking, it's a good little grill. It is short though. I'm 5 7 and have to lean just a little but. But it has lasted all summer !!! Not to bad to clean. Assembly was not bad at all. Good for a grill to grab and go since it's stable.

Pretty short but even finding hip height nowadays isn't easy. I wasn't expecting much, but for $50 i expected slightly better than the $20 grill at Walmart which I probably should have just bought from the beginning. The biggest problem is that the actual grill itself isn't really sized to the bowl so it wobbles and moves every time you place anything on it.But if you like you back aching or grilling while sitting and enjoy having to balance the grill by placing meat on alternating sides so it doesn't slip and let the meat fall into the charcoal. This is your grill.

I really liked this charcoal grill. It is small, lightweight and fits in almost any space, which makes it perfect for small patios or quick outings. It heats up quickly and is easy to clean after use.

When I was assembling the grill, I had used the pack-in directions. As it's been noted by others, the directions are HORRIBLE. However, the box has a QR code that goes straight to a PDF file on Shopify--USE IT. It is far most clearer.Using both directions, though, it looked like I had screws missing. It was a Saturday night, so, despite the label on the box stating that they normally ship same or next day, I wasn't sure anyone would be in the office to get my email under Monday.I did have to poke them again via email on the following Tuesday, but they were very responsive after that, and a new packet of screws arrived. Imagine my frustration as I continued to assemble my grill again, and there STILL were screws missing! (Note that the screws for side handles appear to be very slightly different, so it was confusing if they were all the same screw, or 2 screws of one type and 2 screws of another). I was going to fire off a second email, by counting how many screws came in the packet, versus how many were in the pack-in directions, versus how many were on the PDF.I found that the PDF files had double the number of screws and nuts that the pack-in directions did. And some screws were already attached to the legs, which isn't obvious. And, to be fair, support did ask if there were screws attached to the legs, which I responded "No", but I was looking at the side (where the wheels attach.For assembly, the take-away is: use the online PDF. Ignore the pack-in. And pay attention to the Pre-Assembly Checklist (left-bottom on page 1)--just use those to make sure you have everything before starting, and use the right-side of page 1 only as reference for assembly.As for its use: once everything was assembled and I got to use it for the first time (I've only used it once so far), seems pretty standard. For its cost, I'm not expecting a lot of bells and whistles--just something that can do its job. Plenty of room for a modest BBQ (again, for the price point, that's what you're buying).Overall, I would recommend purchasing it. The only reason I knocked off a star was because of the poor and confusing assembly directions.

This was a got-what-I-paid-for situation. This item was inexpensive, but the parts (grill, top, charcoal tray) don't fit together very well. I'd have been better off spending another 50 for a better product. I cant return it because I'd have to take it completely apart. Not worth that trouble. It'll work, though. It just wasn't a particularly good deal, price to qualify.

Good product for the money. A little confusing putting together, but works great for a small area.

Grill is doing a fantastic job 👍

Light weight and small and thin metal for the price can’t be to shocked