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You will learn a damper and you are cooking for more than a couple. A 57 cm kettle is the grate the bullets size at six to eight people. The compact 57 cm does not name a thermometer. The Premium 57 cm bullets do.
Weber barbecue compared
The best Weber barbecues, compared.
Top pick: Weber Q 1200N with stand Best value: Weber Compact Kettle 47 cm – £49.49, a stand and wheels, and 4.5 from 377 ratings. The shared review file and the missing thermometer stay in the deduction. Updated October 2026.
A Weber barbecue is a complete lidded charcoal, gas or electric grill, not a tool set and not a cover. Judge them on the bowl finish, the grate, the damper or burner output, and a warranty you can read model by model. The cooking-area specification field is often wrong: the 57 cm bullet and Weber's UK page say 2,342 cm², while that field says 57 square centimetres. Gas models here have one burner and may not fit your cylinder. The Lumin is specified outdoor, one review in the extract. The [Weber barbecue buying guide](/hub/grills-and-barbecues/weber-barbecue/sub/weber-barbecue-buying-guide) sets out fuel, area, the thermometer and the bad specification fields without naming a winner. The shared review file and the missing thermometer stay in the score. Charcoal covers the stand kettles, the Smokey Joe and two Go-Anywhere models. Gas covers the Q grills and the Traveler, and every one of them has a single burner. Electric is only the Lumin Compact, listed at 2,300 watts. Two-zone gas is not in this set, so a hot side and a cool side are not something these gas listings offer. Who it feeds comes from the bullet, not from the cooking-area specification field.
A Weber barbecue is a complete lidded charcoal, gas or electric grill, not a tool set and not a cover. Judge them on the bowl finish, the grate, the damper or burner output, and a warranty you can read model by model.
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Personal buying guide
Which Weber barbecue fits?
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The best Weber barbecues in detail
Our view
The Q 1200N with stand is £389.00, with side tables, a compact stand, a lid thermometer, and bullets of 2.93 kW and 1,290 cm² for up to nine burgers. The dimension line is 45.5 × 105 × 109 cm and the listed weight is 19 kg. The star line is 5.0 from four reviews, and one of those four says gas canisters last about three hours without naming the canister. The extract asks whether it can be used on a balcony and does not answer. You are looking at the only gas model here whose title includes side tables. Four perfect scores are not a reason to place it above a charcoal Weber with more than a thousand reviews.
Pros
- Side tables and a stand, which the Q 1100N title does not include
- Thermometer, 2.93 kW, and 1,290 cm² agree across the fields
- 19 kg on a stand rather than a long carry
- Up to nine burgers in the bullets
Cons
- 5.0 from four reviews
- Canister type not named
- 105 cm wide and 19 kg
- Balcony question left unanswered, and still one burner
Best for: You want the stand and the side tables, and you will treat four reviews as a start rather than a verdict.
Less suitable: Anyone reading 5.0 as a better grill than a listing with hundreds of reviews, or a narrow balcony.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Q 1200N with stand
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£389
- Customer rating
- 5.0/5(4)
- Fuel
- Gas
- Format
- Gas on a stand
- Cooking area
- 1,290 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Stand
- Listed weight
- 19 kg
- Model
- 1501084
Common questions
Can it be used on a balcony?
The extract asks and does not answer. The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor. The unit weighs 19 kg and is 105 cm wide in the dimension line.
How many reviews are there?
Four, at 5.0. One of them says gas canisters last about three hours. The canister type is not named.
Does it have side tables?
Yes. They are in the title and the bullets, with a compact stand. The Q 1100N title does not include them.
Our view
The Lumin Compact is the only electric grill in this set, at £271.81 and 2,300 watts, model 1502012. The title says 43 × 32 cm and up to 315°C, with a thermometer named there, while Weber's UK page says 1,166 cm² from a 43 × 28 cm grate and 12 kg. This extract's specification field says 43 square centimetres and the item weight is 11.8 kg. The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor, and the question about indoor use has no answer, so you should not treat silence as permission. There is one review, at 5.0, which likes the simple switch-on and says charcoal flavour is absent. Steam, smoke, keep-warm, and defrost accessories are sold separately, and the plug type is not stated.
Pros
- 2,300 watts, with no charcoal and no gas canister to store
- Thermometer named in the title
- Assembly field says no
- Bullets describe dishwasher-safe porcelain-enamelled cast-iron grates
Cons
- One review at 5.0
- Specification says outdoor, and the indoors question is unanswered
- Area figures disagree: title 43 × 32 cm, field 43 cm², Weber 43 × 28 cm
- Plug not stated, and steam or smoke modes need separate accessories
Best for: An outdoor electric cook with no fuel to store, if one review is enough for you to try it.
Less suitable: Indoor use, charcoal flavour, or a buyer who needs the plug type stated before they pay.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Lumin Compact electric grill
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£272
- Customer rating
- 5.0/5(1)
- Fuel
- Electric
- Format
- Portable electric
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Portable
- Listed weight
- 11.8–12 kg
- Model
- 1502012
Common questions
Can it be used indoors?
The extract asks and does not answer. The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor. Do not treat the unanswered question as a yes.
What do buyers say?
There is one review, at 5.0. It praises the simple switch-on and says charcoal flavour is absent.
Are the extra cooking modes included?
The bullets say grill, steam, smoke, keep warm, or defrost with accessories sold separately. Included components lists the lid.
Our view
The Q 2100N is the largest one-burner gas grill here, at £419.00, model 1501063. The bullets say 4.1 kW, 2,065 cm², a lid thermometer, up to 12 burgers, and up to 316°C. A bullet says 13.5 kg and the item-weight field says 18 kg. There are no side tables in the title, and one review says this model has no external side plates, which is the gap you close only by choosing the Q 1200N instead. The Connect hub is sold separately. The star line is 4.9 from 16 reviews, the assembly field says no, and one review calls the build slightly fiddly.
Pros
- 4.1 kW and 2,065 cm² in the bullets
- Lid thermometer and a 12-burger line
- Two-piece porcelain-enamelled cast-iron grates named
- Electric starter listed in the box
Cons
- £419.00 from 16 reviews
- 13.5 kg in a bullet against 18 kg in the item field
- No side tables in the title
- Connect hub sold separately, and still one burner
Best for: A hotter single gas burner and the larger Q grate, if you do not need side tables.
Less suitable: Two heat zones, a stand with tables, or a gas grill under £300.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Q 2100N gas grill
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£419
- Customer rating
- 4.9/5(16)
- Fuel
- Gas
- Format
- Portable gas
- Cooking area
- 2,065 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Portable
- Listed weight
- 13.5–18 kg
- Model
- 1501063
Common questions
Does the Q 2100N have side tables?
Not in the title. One review says this model has no external side plates. The Q 1200N listing is the one with side tables and a stand.
How heavy is it?
A bullet says 13.5 kg. The item-weight field says 18 kg. Both are in the extract.
Is the Connect hub included?
No. The bullets say the grill has a holder for a Weber Connect hub that is sold separately.
Our view
The Go-Anywhere charcoal, model 1131004, is the top pick in this set: 4.7 from 1,645 amazon.co.uk reviews, at £100.79, with a sample no other listing here comes near. Weber's UK page for that model gives 6.78 kg and a cooking area stated as 42 × 26, while this extract lists 5.22 kg and a specification field of 56.66 square centimetres. The bullets say the folding legs lock the lid for carrying, and that closing the damper cuts off the coals. In the first 50 UK reviews, a warped grate, soft handle nuts, chipped enamel, and a latch that loosens are repeated often enough to treat as the pattern. One review says there are no handles for moving it once it is lit, so you place it before you light it. A cover is not in the included-components line. It leads this comparison on evidence and price, not because those grate complaints have gone away.
Pros
- 4.7 from 1,645 amazon.co.uk reviews
- £100.79, and model 1131004 is the one on the Weber UK page
- Folding legs lock the lid, and the damper is the shut-off in the bullets
- Porcelain-enamelled lid and bowl named in the bullets
Cons
- Warped grate, soft nuts, chipped enamel and a loose latch in the UK review sample
- Specification field says 56.66 square centimetres
- Amazon weight 5.22 kg against 6.78 kg on Weber's page
- One review says there are no handles once it is alight, and no cover is listed
Best for: A boot, a caravan, or a small outdoor space, if you set it down before you light it.
Less suitable: Six to eight people, a lid thermometer, or anyone who will carry it while the coals are hot.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Go-Anywhere charcoal 1131004
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£101
- Customer rating
- 4.7/5(1,645)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Portable charcoal
- Movement
- Folding legs
- Listed weight
- 5.22–6.78 kg
- Model
- 1131004
Common questions
Is a cover included?
The extract asks and does not answer. Included components says Barbecue Grill. A cover is not named.
What breaks in the reviews?
Across the first 50 UK reviews, repeated points are a warped grate, soft handle nuts, chipped enamel, and a latch that loosens. The score is 4.7 from 1,645.
Can you move it once it is lit?
One review says there are no handles for that. The bullets say the folding legs lock the lid for carrying when it is packed.
Our view
Model 1500763 is a portable charcoal Go-Anywhere at £97.43, listed for two to four people at 6.35 kg, with bullets that name a two-piece grate and a char-rail. It is not model 1131004, the other Go-Anywhere here at £100.79 and the number on Weber's UK page. The cooking-area field says 160 square inches rather than a centimetre figure you can set beside the kettles. The star line is 4.6 from 117 reviews, and only four of 44 review blocks are marked United Kingdom. One review says handle screws were missing, another that the char-rail was missing, and one that the enamel was chipped around the vents. A thermometer is not stated, and the warranty field is blank.
Pros
- 6.35 kg and a two-to-four-person line
- Two-piece grate and a char-rail named in the bullets
- £97.43
- 4.6 from 117 reviews on the star line
Cons
- Not Weber UK model 1131004
- Few review blocks marked United Kingdom
- Missing screws, a missing char-rail, and chipped enamel in the file
- Area given as 160 square inches, and the warranty field is blank
Best for: A small charcoal carry when you have checked the model number is 1500763.
Less suitable: You meant 1131004, or you wanted a lid thermometer and a large UK review sample.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Go-Anywhere charcoal 1500763
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£97
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(117)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Portable charcoal
- Movement
- Portable
- Serves
- 2–4 people
- Listed weight
- 6.35 kg
- Model
- 1500763
Common questions
Is this the same Go-Anywhere as model 1131004?
No. This extract is model 1500763 at £97.43. Model 1131004 is a different ASIN at £100.79.
Are the reviews from the UK?
The star line is 4.6 from 117. Only four of 44 review blocks in the file are marked Reviewed in the United Kingdom.
What arrived incomplete?
One review says handle screws were missing. Another says the char-rail was missing. One says the enamel was chipped around the vents.
Our view
The Smokey Joe Premium is a 37 cm tabletop charcoal kettle at £84.99, model 1121004, with a Tuck-N-Carry lid that locks for carrying. Weber's UK page lists 5.48 kg, while this extract's weight field says 4.5 g, which you cannot use, and the specification field says 0.11 square metres. The bullets say closing the damper extinguishes the coals and that the grill is for outdoor use. Across 1,394 reviews at 4.5, enamel flaking where the lid handle screws on dominates the first 50 UK reviews, including people who say they did not overtighten it. Reviewers often put the grate at two or three people. You get a small kettle with a long history on amazon.co.uk, and a lid finish that history keeps marking at the handle.
Pros
- 4.5 from 1,394 reviews
- £84.99 and a Tuck-N-Carry lid
- 37 cm, small enough for a table or a boot
- Damper shut-off named in the bullets
Cons
- Enamel at the lid handle is the main complaint in the UK reviews
- Weight field says 4.5 g
- No thermometer stated
- Reviews often put it at two or three people, not a family grate
Best for: Two or three people, if you can live with enamel chips at the handle or you will still check that screw carefully.
Less suitable: A household of six, or a lid you need to stay unmarked around the handle.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Smokey Joe Premium 37 cm
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£85
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(1,394)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Tabletop kettle
- Movement
- Tuck-N-Carry
- Model
- 1121004
Common questions
Why do reviews talk about the lid handle?
In the first 50 UK reviews, enamel flaking where the handle screws on is the dominant complaint, including people who say they did not overtighten it.
What does the weight field say?
4.5 g. That is the printed item weight. The highlight says a 37 cm barbecue, so the field is not a usable weight.
How do you put the coals out?
The bullets say you close the damper completely to cut off oxygen and extinguish the coals. They also say the grill is for outdoor use.
Our view
The Compact Kettle 57 cm lists 2,342 cm² and six to eight people for £99.99, on a stand with wheels and an ash catcher. The bullets do not name a thermometer, and reviews in the file complain that one is missing. Those opening reviews match the 47 cm compact file, including text that names a 47 cm grill, so the 4.5 from 378 is not a clean sample of this model. The item-weight field says 3.77 kg, next to 9 kg on the 47 cm compact in the same batch, which leaves you without a weight you can plan a lift around. The specification field says 57 square centimetres. You would be buying the larger bullet area without a gauge, and without a review file that stays on this ASIN.
Pros
- Bullets say 2,342 cm² and six to eight people
- £99.99, with a stand and wheels
- Ash catcher named in the bullets
- 4.5 on the star line
Cons
- Thermometer not in the bullets
- Reviews overlap the 47 cm compact, including a line that names 47 cm
- Weight field says 3.77 kg
- Specification field says 57 square centimetres
Best for: You want the 57 cm bullet area and you already know this file's reviews are not only about this model.
Less suitable: You need a thermometer, a usable weight, or a review sample that is not shared with the 47 cm compact.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Compact Kettle 57 cm
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£100
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(378)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Kettle on stand
- Cooking area
- 2,342 cm²
- Thermometer
- No
- Movement
- Stand and wheels
- Serves
- 6–8 people
- Model
- 1502061
Common questions
Why is the weight 3.77 kg?
That is the item-weight field in the extract. The 47 cm compact in the same batch lists 9 kg. The figure is stored as printed.
Are the reviews only about this 57 cm model?
No. The opening reviews match the 47 cm compact file, including text that names a 47 cm grill.
Does the bullet list include a thermometer?
No. Reviews in the file complain that one is missing. The bullets name dampers and an ash catcher.
Our view
The Compact Kettle 47 cm is the £49.49 charcoal stand in this set, with bullets of 1,548 cm² for four to six people, all-weather wheels, and an ash catcher. A lid thermometer is not in those bullets, though reviews in the file say a description promised one. That review text also appears on the 57 cm compact listing, so the 4.5 from 377 reviews is not a separate study of this bowl alone. The specification field says 47 square centimetres, and the material lines say plastic and ceramic while the bullets say a porcelain-enamelled bowl and a plated-steel grate. You get the cheapest wheeled kettle here, and you judge the fire without the gauge the original 47 cm names. The warranty field prints "2.", which is not a statement of what those two years cover. It is the best value in this set: £49.49, a stand and wheels, and 4.5 from 377 ratings, with the shared review file and the missing thermometer kept in the deduction.
Pros
- £49.49, the lowest price in the set
- 4.5 from 377 reviews on the star line
- Bullets: 1,548 cm², a stand, wheels, and an ash catcher
- Four to six people named in the bullets
Cons
- No thermometer in the bullets, and reviews say one was promised
- Review text is shared with the 57 cm compact file
- Specification field says 47 square centimetres
- Material fields disagree with the porcelain bullet
Best for: A first stand kettle for four to six people, if you will judge the coals by eye.
Less suitable: You wanted a lid thermometer, or you need the six-to-eight grate of a 57 cm kettle.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Compact Kettle 47 cm
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£49
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(377)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Kettle on stand
- Cooking area
- 1,548 cm²
- Thermometer
- No
- Movement
- Stand and wheels
- Serves
- 4–6 people
- Listed weight
- 9 kg
- Model
- 1502054
Common questions
Does the compact 47 cm have a thermometer?
Not in the bullets. Reviews in this file say a description promised one. The same reviews also appear on the 57 cm compact listing.
What is the grate size in the bullets?
1,548 cm², for four to six people. The specification field says 47 square centimetres.
Is it only a camping accessory?
The item-type field says Camping Accessory. The title is a kettle with a stand and wheels, and the fuel field says charcoal.
Our view
The Original Kettle Premium 57 cm is a stand charcoal kettle whose bullets give you 2,342 cm², a lid thermometer, One-Touch cleaning, and room for six to eight people. Weber's UK page for model 1502210 agrees the grate is 2,342 cm² and quotes 18 kg and 13 burgers, while this amazon.co.uk extract lists 13.6 kg and a specification field of 57 square centimetres. Across 117 reviews at 4.5, praise sits on assembly, heat, and the ash bucket, and the same file includes soft handle nuts and a missing screw. You still light it outdoors and control it with the dampers in the lid and the bowl. At £239.00 you are paying for the thermometer and the ash sweep that the compact kettles in this set do not name. The 57 square centimetre line is not a cooking area you can plan a meal around.
Pros
- Bullets name 2,342 cm², a lid thermometer, and One-Touch cleaning
- Weber's UK page for 1502210 matches the 2,342 cm² figure
- Stand and wheels, with reviews that mention the ash bucket
- 4.5 from 117 amazon.co.uk reviews
Cons
- Specification field says 57 square centimetres
- Extract weight 13.6 kg against 18 kg on Weber's page
- Soft handle nuts and a missing screw show up in the reviews
- £239.00 for the gauge and the sweep
Best for: A garden cook for six to eight, if you want the thermometer and the ash sweep and you will use the bullet area, not the 57 cm² field.
Less suitable: A boot or a narrow ledge, or anyone treating 57 square centimetres as the grate.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Original Kettle Premium 57 cm
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£239
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(117)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Kettle on stand
- Cooking area
- 2,342 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Stand and wheels
- Serves
- 6–8 people
- Listed weight
- 13.6–18 kg
- Model
- 1502210
Common questions
Does this kettle include a lid thermometer?
Yes. The bullets and the special-features line both name a built-in thermometer, plus dampers in the lid and bowl.
How big is the cooking area?
The bullets say 2,342 cm², for six to eight people. The specification field says 57 square centimetres. Both figures are in the extract.
What do buyers mention?
The listing is 4.5 from 117 reviews. Praise centres on assembly, heat, and the ash bucket. Complaints include soft handle nuts and a missing screw.
Our view
The Original Kettle 47 cm names a lid thermometer and One-Touch cleaning at £111.24, without the £239.00 Premium. The bullets name both, on a stand with wheels, with 1,548 cm² for four to six people. The £49.49 compact omits those two parts. The specification field says 47 square centimetres, which you should set aside in favour of the bullet. The star line is 4.5 from 65 reviews, and only five of 34 review blocks in the file are marked United Kingdom. One UK review says it is fine for two and runs out of space after that. Another says there is only one handle, so it is less easy to lift than an older kettle.
Pros
- Lid thermometer and One-Touch named in the bullets
- £111.24 against £239.00 for those parts on the 57 cm Premium
- 1,548 cm² on a stand with wheels
- Four to six people in the bullets
Cons
- Specification field says 47 square centimetres
- 65 reviews, with few blocks marked United Kingdom
- One UK review says it runs out of space after two
- One handle makes it less easy to lift
Best for: Four to six people, when you want the thermometer and the ash sweep without paying £239.00.
Less suitable: A household that needs the six-to-eight grate, or a buyer who only reads the 47 square centimetre field.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Original Kettle 47 cm
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£111
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(65)
- Fuel
- Charcoal
- Format
- Kettle on stand
- Cooking area
- 1,548 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Stand and wheels
- Serves
- 4–6 people
- Listed weight
- 8.94 kg
- Model
- 1502192
Common questions
How is this different from the compact 47 cm?
These bullets name a lid thermometer and One-Touch cleaning. The compact 47 cm bullets do not. This listing is £111.24. The compact extract is £49.49.
Will it feed six people?
The bullets say four to six. One UK review says it is fine for two and runs out of space after that. Only five of 34 review blocks are marked United Kingdom.
Does it have wheels?
The title says stand and wheels. One review says there is only one handle, so it is less easy to lift than an older kettle.
Our view
The Traveler Compact is a wheeled one-burner gas grill at £322.01, model 1500554. The specification field says 1,872 cm², special features name a built-in thermometer, and the bullets say up to four people while also saying 12 burgers or 15 sausages. Width is 81 cm and weight is 17 kg in the bullets, against item fields of 54.6 × 86.4 × 88.3 cm and 18.1 kg. One review names EN417 cartridges and says to check fittings before using other cylinders. Reviews say it folds, and that the wheels are the weak point. The sample is 4.5 from 30 reviews, which shows a folding cart and does not turn that single cartridge note into a survey.
Pros
- Wheels, a lid lock, and a thermometer in the special-features line
- 1,872 cm² in the specification field
- Reviews say it folds
- A battery and a manual are in the included-components line
Cons
- One review names EN417, and the bullets do not
- 17 kg against 18.1 kg, and 81 cm against 86.4 cm
- Wheels called the weak point
- 30 reviews, and still one burner
Best for: A folding gas grill for up to four people, once the cartridge matches the one that review named.
Less suitable: A household cylinder, two heat zones, or a ledge that cannot take about 18 kg.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Traveler Compact gas barbecue
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£322
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(30)
- Fuel
- Gas
- Format
- Folding gas cart
- Cooking area
- 1,872 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Folding cart
- Serves
- 4 people
- Listed weight
- 17–18.1 kg
- Model
- 1500554
Common questions
Which gas cartridge does it use?
One review says EN417 cartridges and says to check fittings before using other cylinders. The bullets do not name the cartridge.
Does it fold?
Reviews say it folds and that assembly is mainly the wheels. One review says the wheels are the weak point.
How wide is it?
The bullets say 81 cm and 17 kg. The item fields say 54.6 x 86.4 x 88.3 cm and 18.1 kg.
Our view
The Q 1100N is a one-burner gas grill at £289.00, model 1501925. The bullets say 2.93 kW, 1,290 cm², a lid thermometer, 9.1 kg, and nine burgers, while a wattage field on the same extract says 230 watts. Across 76 reviews at 4.4, buyers say the hose suits Weber's small canisters, and one says an adapter for a normal cylinder cost about £55. The canister is not in the included-components line. One review says the box had four instruction sets and none was in English, which is one box, not a check of every delivery. A review also says you cannot hold two temperatures at once. At 9.1 kg it is a carry, and one reviewer found it heavy to take far.
Pros
- Lid thermometer and 2.93 kW named in the bullets
- 1,290 cm² and a nine-burger line
- 4.4 from 76 reviews
- 9.1 kg if the carry is a short one
Cons
- Hose reviews point at Weber's small canisters; one adapter was about £55
- A wattage field says 230 watts
- One burner, so no hot side and cool side
- One review found no English instructions
Best for: A weeknight gas cook once you have identified Weber's small canister, or you have bought the adapter that review described.
Less suitable: A patio cylinder you already own, two heat zones, or a long carry.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Q 1100N gas barbecue
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£289
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(76)
- Fuel
- Gas
- Format
- Portable gas
- Cooking area
- 1,290 cm²
- Thermometer
- Yes
- Movement
- Carry
- Listed weight
- 9.1 kg
- Model
- 1501925
Common questions
Which gas bottle does it take?
Reviews say the connection is for Weber's small canisters. One reviewer says an adapter for a normal cylinder cost about £55. The canister is not in the included-components line.
Is it a two-zone gas grill?
No. The extract says one main burner. A review says you cannot hold two temperatures at once.
Are the instructions in English?
One review says the box had four instruction sets and none was in English. That is one review, not a check of every box.
How we compared
Scores use the twelve amazon.co.uk listings kept for this comparison on 15 October 2026, plus the review notes for those listings. Each score is out of 100. This is an editorial score for this set, not a laboratory cook, and not a claim about every Weber barbecue on sale in the UK. Deductions cover an absurd specification field, a repeated defect, a review pool shared with another ASIN, a handful of reviews, a gas fitting that is not a patio cylinder, and a weight or material field that contradicts the bullets.
1
Star evidence
40%The amazon.co.uk star rating divided by 5, multiplied by 40, then rounded.
2
Review-base confidence
15%Up to 12 points above 700 reviews when the first 50 blocks are marked United Kingdom; 8 for a few hundred with a mostly UK sample shared across two ASINs; 6 when the count is in the hundreds but the first sample is not mostly UK-marked; 4 for 30 to 99 ratings; 2 below 30.
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Cooking control
20%A lid thermometer, dampers or a named One-Touch system, burner output, and the stated grate area. A single gas burner caps this part. A missing thermometer, or a char-rail that reviews say was not in the box, scores lower.
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Everyday practicality
15%Listed weight, wheels or folding, and the complaints that show up in use: handles, enamel, carry and assembly.
5
Value in this set
10%Shelf price against what the listing actually offers. The lowest price is not automatically the best value. The best-value badge goes to the only listing that scores full marks on this part.
Independent review
Last updated: October 2026
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Weber barbecue buying guide
Use this section to separate charcoal, one-burner gas and the electric Lumin before you read the scores. The table ranks twelve amazon.co.uk listings from 15 October 2026. It does not cook a meal, and it does not treat a 5.0 from four reviews as a longer record than 1,645 reviews. The notes below follow the buying criteria for this set.
What to judge on a Weber barbecue
A Weber barbecue in this comparison is a complete lidded grill. Charcoal covers the stand kettles, the Smokey Joe and two Go-Anywhere models. Gas covers the Q grills and the Traveler, and every one of them has a single burner. Electric is only the Lumin Compact, listed at 2,300 watts. Two-zone gas is not in this set, so a hot side and a cool side are not something these gas listings offer. Who it feeds comes from the bullet, not from the cooking-area specification field.
Best for
- Garden households who will learn a damper on a 57 cm kettle
- Couples and campers choosing a Smokey Joe or a Go-Anywhere, with the two model numbers kept apart
- Weeknight gas or electric outdoors, once the canister or the plug is identified
Not ideal for
- Anyone planning to cook indoors, in a tent or in a closed garage
- Buyers who need two gas heat zones or a confirmed fit for the patio cylinder they already own
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Trusting the cooking-area field
The Premium 57 cm bullet and Weber's page say 2,342 cm². The specification field says 57 square centimetres. The same pattern appears as 47 square centimetres and as 56.66 square centimetres. Plan from the bullet, or from the Weber page when you quote both.
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Merging the two Go-Anywhere models
Model 1131004 is the Weber UK listing at £100.79, with 1,645 reviews at 4.7. Model 1500763 is a different ASIN at £97.43. A missing char-rail on 1500763 is not a note about 1131004.
- 3
Assuming every Q takes a patio cylinder
Q 1100N reviews say the hose is for a small Weber canister. One reviewer paid about £55 for an adapter. A Traveler review names EN417 cartridges. Four or five stars do not identify the fitting.
What to weigh up
Fuel, grate and who it feeds
HighStart with the fuel, because this set mixes charcoal, one-burner gas and one electric grill. Charcoal is the kettles, the Smokey Joe Premium and the two Go-Anywhere model numbers. Gas is the Q 1100N, Q 1200N, Q 2100N and the Traveler Compact, each with one burner, so there is no hot side and cool side. Electric is the Lumin Compact at 2,300 watts. Then read who the bullet says it feeds. A 47 cm kettle is four to six people and 1,548 cm². A 57 cm kettle is six to eight and 2,342 cm².
Thermometer, carry and the gas fitting
HighOriginal Kettle bullets include a lid thermometer and One-Touch cleaning. Compact Kettle bullets do not, and the shared compact reviews complain that a thermometer was promised. The Smokey Joe locks with a Tuck-N-Carry lid. Go-Anywhere legs lock the lid for carrying, and you set that grill down before you light it. On gas, name the fitting before the burner output. Q 1100N reviews point at Weber's small canisters. A Traveler review names EN417.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Couple or camper
You want charcoal you can carry. The Go-Anywhere 1131004 is the Weber UK model, at 4.7 from 1,645 reviews. Keep model 1500763 separate. If you look at the Smokey Joe, enamel at the lid handle is the main UK review theme.
Weeknight gas or no flame
A Q or the Traveler only after you have identified the canister. These gas listings have one burner. The Q 1100N reviews point at Weber's small canisters. The Lumin is the no-flame option, and the specification says outdoor.
Common questions about Weber barbecues
Which Weber barbecue is the top pick here?
The Go-Anywhere charcoal, model 1131004, is the top pick in this set. It has the highest editorial score, a 4.7-star average from 1,645 amazon.co.uk reviews, and a shelf price of £100.79 on 15 October 2026. Weber's UK page is for that model number. The same reviews repeat a warped grate, soft handle nuts, chipped enamel and a latch that loosens, so the lead is the size of the sample, not a clean bill of health. It is a portable charcoal grill. It is not the 57 cm stand kettle.
Which listing is the best value?
The Compact Kettle 47 cm is the best value. It costs £49.49, with a stand and wheels, and the star line is 4.5 from 377 ratings. Value is where it leads this set. The review file is shared with the 57 cm compact, and the bullets do not name a thermometer. Those two limits stay in the deduction. The Smokey Joe scores higher overall, at £84.99, and does not take the badge, because enamel at the lid handle is the main UK review theme.
How much does a Weber barbecue cost on amazon.co.uk?
On 15 October 2026 the twelve amazon.co.uk shelf prices ran from £49.49 to £419.00. Under £120 the set is charcoal only: the Compact 47 cm, the Smokey Joe at £84.99, both Go-Anywhere models, the Compact 57 cm at £99.99 and the Original 47 cm at £111.24. The middle band is about £230 to £330, covering the Premium 57 cm, the Lumin, the Q 1100N and the Traveler. The Q 1200N is £389.00 and the Q 2100N is £419.00. Prices move, so check the live listing.
Should you buy charcoal, gas or the electric Lumin?
Choose charcoal if you will learn a damper and you want the review depth of the Go-Anywhere 1131004, the Smokey Joe or a kettle. Choose a Q or the Traveler only after you have identified the canister, because these gas listings have one burner and may not fit a patio cylinder. Choose the Lumin outdoors if you want 2,300 watts and no fuel to store. It has one review, the specification says outdoor, and the plug type is not stated. Two-zone gas is not in this set.
Can you use a Weber barbecue in a smoke control area?
GOV.UK allows an outdoor barbecue in a smoke control area. The offence is smoke from a chimney, including a summerhouse flue, unless the fuel is authorised or the appliance is Defra-exempt. In England the stated penalty is up to £300. Clean Air Act 1993 section 20 is that chimney rule. It is not a freestanding-kettle ban. None of these twelve listings was read as a Defra exemption certificate. Ask the council if you are unsure whether a flue, rather than the kettle, is the issue.
Can these grills be used indoors or on a balcony?
Do not use these grills in a closed garage, tent or cabin. The NHS says barbecues or camping stoves indoors, and engines in a garage, can build up carbon monoxide, which has no smell. The Lumin extract asks about indoor use and does not answer, and the specification field says outdoor. A balcony is a lease question as well as a fire question. No UK-wide balcony ban was retrieved for this page. The grill still has to stay outdoors, with the hose or the charcoal you actually have.
Do the gas models fit a UK patio cylinder?
Not on the evidence in these listings. Q 1100N reviews say the hose suits Weber's small canisters, and one reviewer paid about £55 for an adapter to a normal cylinder. A Traveler review names EN417 cartridges and says to check fittings before using other cylinders. The Q 1200N mentions canisters and does not name the type. The Weber gas barbecue comparison is the place for gas grills as a group. Identify the fitting before you buy.
Our verdict
Twelve amazon.co.uk listings cover charcoal kettles, two Go-Anywhere models, one-burner gas grills and the Lumin Compact. The Go-Anywhere charcoal, model 1131004, is the top pick: the highest score in this set, 4.7 from 1,645 reviews, at £100.79. The best value is the Compact Kettle 47 cm at £49.49, with a stand, wheels and 4.5 from 377 ratings. The shared review file and the missing thermometer stay in the deduction. The Smokey Joe scores one point higher overall and does not take that badge, because it costs £84.99 and enamel at the lid handle is the main UK review theme.
Best value
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Weber Compact Kettle 47 cm
£49.49, a stand and wheels, and 4.5 from 377 ratings. The shared review file and the missing thermometer stay in the deduction.
Editorial
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: October 2026
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Guides to Weber barbecues
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
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Sources
Listing prices and ratings are from amazon.co.uk on 15 October 2026. The public sources below cover the rules and the Weber UK pages.
- GOV.UK: Smoke control areas (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Clean Air Act 1993, section 20 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- NHS: Carbon monoxide poisoning (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Weber UK: Original Kettle Premium 1502210 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Weber UK: Go-Anywhere 1131004 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Weber UK: Smokey Joe Premium 1121004 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Weber UK: Lumin Compact 1502012 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 9 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
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