| The Weber Q 120 gas inquiry has electronics ignition for simple, reliable lighting, an infinitely adjustable burner valve with a high-quality regulator, 2 durable Tuck-Away work tables with built-in tool holders (tools sold unconnectedly) which conveniently fold and store inside the inquiry, well-built glass-reinforced nylon inquiry frame, cast aluminum lid and body, a large ride out-resistant lid handle, a porcelain-enameled cast-iron cooking grate, and operates on a standard 14.1 or 16.4 ounce propane cylinders (sold unconnectedly). Includes Weber Q recipe booklet. Tubular stainless steel burner, 8,500 BTU-per-hour input, 189 sq. in. total cooking area. Limited 5-year warranty. |
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 just so what I've been looking for in a compact inquiry |
| Review Date: July 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Linda Stockton, Chicago |
The Weber Q120 is a fantastic small inquiry. As a vegetarian, I wasn't sure just how much I'd really use a inquiry, and didn't want to BBQ on something that felt unstable or flimsy... well... I've had the inquiry for nearly a month now and I reckon I've only missed grilling 2 of those days.
Veggie kabobs are a breeze (it holds 6 perfectly) as are bocaburgers, tofurkey beer brats, and jumbo dogs. I'm sure for my carniverous friends, it would work equally well.
I'm loving it so much I just ordered a cookery book today for vegetarian grilling so that I can expand my repetoire (sic).
Best Facial appearance:
- simple to place together
- cast iron grate
- shape/size
- fantastic electric starter that doesn't have an 'explosive' start to it
It is worth the price... I reckon it will last a excellent long time.
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Fantastic small inquiry
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| Review Date: June 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: E. Monroe, Resident of Earth |
I was looking for a tiny/portable inquiry that would be perfect for food for two, not for a dozen. I chose Weber because of their reputation for quality. The Weber Q120 fits the bill perfectly. I chose on the Weber Q120 over the Q100 because of the fold out side tables.
I have been using the inquiry for about six weeks now and it is working out fantastic. The electric starter ( comes with a battery ) works on the first spark every time. The gas adjustment has a excellent range from low to high ( I only wish there was a 'catch' on the knob between the high/start position and the off...I've turned it off accidentally a couple of times ). The cast iron surface cooks evenly and is simple to clean. I highly recommend the Weber inquiry. |
Fantastic portable inquiry
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| Review Date: May 25, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Motor Home Driver, Emery, SD |
The Weber Q grills are well made of high quality components. What makes it worth 5 stars for me are two design facial appearance.
First is the cast iron grate. Prior to cooking you heat up the inquiry for about ten minutes. The grate gets hot and stays hot enough to sear and sizzle the meat. Compared to more typical steel rods, the cast iron makes a huge difference.
Second is the bowl shape that makes it so simple to clean. I use a ragor paper towel and, sometimes a scraper, to push the oil and bits though the bottom into the drip pan, which you throw away. Then I can place it in the optional Weber bag for storage in our motorhome.
I also recommend the optional Weber cast iron inquiry for breakfast cooking. With the Weber Q, Weber inquiry and Weber bag you have a very well designed and functional portable cooking center.
I use mine for motorhome living. It would also be ultimate for the balcony or patio of an apartment, tiny home or condo patio or balcony. |
So fantastic, I bought a second one!
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| Review Date: August 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Jane Chua, Los Angeles, California |
I've had the Weber Q 120 for about two years now, and has worked fantastic being dragged camping or even just to the backyard to cook a veggie burger or two. My BF is a vegetarian so I used it primarily for vegetarian foods. I just today ordered a second one to use for meats (yes, separate grills for separate food).
The cart you can buy works fantastic when you're on the go (you can use it to tote around the BBQ inquiry to its location, then stand it up to use as a stand), the side tables that fold out are fantastic.
If you buy the Weber Q tools they will snap into place underneath the side table and will fold INTO the inquiry where they stay away from further than elements in anticipation of they are used.
I accidentally left the Weber Q further than for too long (yes, 6 months too low) and the grate started to rust, so keep it inside. Instead of cleaning it I was able to get a replacement from Weber for only approximately $26 (with shipping!).
The grate comes out and is simple to scrub in the sink (if you'd like) or just burn it off and wipe with a towel (vegetables don't tend to stick too often). The drip pan is huge enough for a few sessions of BBQ and you can toss them out as necessary (replacements aluminum tins available). I had a Coleman inquiry with a tiny small plastic thing to hold oil run-off, and it would always overflow during hamburger cookouts and leave me with an dreadful mess unless I babysat the darn thing.
The inquiry is not too heavy and pretty simple to lift and go around, I ABSOLUTELY like it. I use mini-propane tanks since they are simpler to haul and works fantastic (only need two during a weekend camping trip while feeding a few people).
This is my first inquiry I ever bought on my own and I have fallen madly in like with it.. Yes, I like it soo much that I did, with all, buy a second one today :) |
Fantastic Results in Less Time
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| Review Date: June 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: F. Knowles, Williamsburg, VA USA |
| Absolutely perfect for empty nesters and tiny families. The tiny "foot print" insures simple storage and portability. The inquiry is simple to clean so it retains its newness. Everything grilled tastes fantastic! It has a larger capacity of cooking surface than expected. Start-up is the absolute simplest. Cooking is quick, using less propane gas. Would recommend this inquiry to everyone. |
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