I have a Yoder YS640 and it’s ridiculous better than these, maybe you should do a review on high end quality pellet poopers at which Yoder will smoke all of them!!!!
I’ve heard Yoders have rust and paint issues as well as extremely heavy pellet consumption. When I bought my grill back in 2016 it was a choice between Traeger, GMG, and Yoder. The Traeger was junk. I dismissed it as soon as I lifted the lid which was about as thin as a beer can. The Yoder seemed like the obvious choice, but the price at the time was just too high. I’ve been very happy with my Green Mountain but it’s getting old and I’m thinking about replacing it. Things are starting to wear out and I don’t feel like throwing parts at it. Also they’ve been sold and their once great customer service is now extinct. Probably going with American made either Pitts and Spitts or Lone Star Grillz.
Funny…. The CapChef Woodwind Pro models and the RecTeq high end models blow all of these out of the water… but no mention of any of them… you are paid by these companies and it shows… shame on you!
As a previous Qstoves+ user, I've found a significant upgrade in my grilling experience since switching to Asmoke. The convenience and precision of the digital temperature control is a game-changer. The temperature control within 5°F ensures perfect cooking every time. The portability and battery-powered feature make it a go-to choice for all my outings, be it backyard, camping, or tailgating. Not to mention, the smoky flavor imparted by the wood pellets to the food is incomparable. The ASCA™ technology and FlameTech patent only add to the efficient cooking and easy cleaning. I'm quite impressed with the app feature allowing remote temperature adjustment and food monitoring. It's interactive and user-friendly. I'm eager to explore more flavors with Asmoke and continue to enjoy the unlimited flavor it promises. #Asmoke
Did not like the review. It left too much important information such as, does it have an way to get rid of extra pellets before the next smoke, how even does the smoker cook, and what extras does each smoker come with ( meat probes, shelves, covers, etc. ). Very limited information and not worth the time to review the video.
I've been a Qstoves+ user for quite some time but recently switched to Asmoke and it was a game-changer! The precision temperature control has made my grilling experience more consistent and way more convenient. The flavor that the wood pellets give to the food is just amazing, especially the applewood and hickory. And the fact that it's battery-powered and portable made my camping trips a whole lot better. The Asmoke Essential has truly redefined my outdoor cooking experience. It's lighter, smarter, and more efficient! Plus, the app is super handy for monitoring the temperature and sharing recipes. Can't wait to explore more with my new Asmoke grill! #Asmoke
Two Traegers in your top 5 tells me this “list” was paid for by sponsors. Worst grills on the market yet people still buy them. They’re high priced yet cheaply made and don’t last. Pit Boss is junk. My son works at Academy and he showed me a picture of a sea of returned Pit Boss pellet grills. Weber I can’t say anything about their quality but I know they’re high priced just because the name alone. Even their basic cheap charcoal kettles that have been on the market for decades are now ridiculously priced.
@@aaronrio4271 I have a 10yr old GMG that has worked flawlessly sitting outside in the south Texas heat and humidity. The place I bought it had GMG, Yoder, and Traeger. The Traeger was thinner than a tin can. The Yoder was nice but expensive compared to the rest in 2014. I probably wouldn’t replace my current smoker with a new GMG because I’m hearing they were bought out and aren’t the same. A little older now with a little more money I’d go with a Lonestar Grillz or maybe Pitts and Spitts. Both solid units made nearby in Texas. Happy now?
