Weber

Weber Jumbo Joe Premium

C
Ranked #6 in Charcoal Grills
448 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

The Smokey Joe's durability with enough grate to feed a family. Same build quality, same parts network, slightly more useful.

Consolidated from 2 independent outlets

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Pros & cons

  • ✓ The Smokey Joe's build scaled up to 18 inches
  • ✓ Simple one-touch-style operation
  • ✓ Weber's replacement-part availability
  • ✓ Genuine two-zone capability in a tailgate-friendly footprint
  • ✓ Weber airflow in an 18-inch kettle
  • ✗ Costs more than the Smokey Joe
  • ✗ Smaller capacity narrows what it can do across years of ownership
  • ✗ Narrower role than the full-size kettles above it
  • ✗ Folding legs are extra hardware that can be a worry point
  • ✗ Full-size kettles remain the better tool for temperature control and accessories

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It ranks #6 of 14 on our charcoal grills tier list, in C tier. That placement draws on 2 independent outlets.

Costs more than the Smokey Joe. Smaller capacity narrows what it can do across years of ownership. Narrower role than the full-size kettles above it. Folding legs are extra hardware that can be a worry point. Full-size kettles remain the better tool for temperature control and accessories.

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