If you’re looking for a high-quality kamado grill, GRLLR offers two exceptional kamado grills: the Ember Classic 22 Inch and the Ember Pro. Both models provide excellent cooking versatility. While similar in performance, each model features subtle differences that appeal to those with a keen eye for detail.
Ember Classic 22 vs Ember Pro
The Ember Classic 22 features a 46.5 cm grilling surface, making it ideal for groups of 9+ people. On the other hand, the Ember Pro is slightly larger with a 48 cm grilling surface, allowing it to accommodate 10+ people more comfortably. If you frequently cook for large gatherings, the extra space on the Ember Pro might be a better fit.
Features
Both kamados are high-quality grills which come with a divided firebox, stainless steel cooking grids, ceramic heat deflector stones, and a chip feeder for wood smoking. However, the Ember Pro includes a charcoal basket and a dedicated ash collection insert, making cleanup easier and improving airflow efficiency. Both models have side shelves, providing extra space for prepping food, but the materials are slightly different: Ember Pro comes with cast alluminium side shelves, whilst Ember Classic 22 comes with plastic side shelves.
Portability
Both kamados come with a trolley and have the option for a built-in version for those looking to integrate their kamado into an outdoor kitchen. The Ember Pro’s trolley is custom and more suitable if you are looking for extra storage.
Two high quality kamado grills
- Choose the Ember Classic 22 if you want a slightly smaller grill with a built-in option, convenience and all the essentials for kamado grilling.
- Choose the Ember Pro if you need a little more grilling space, better cleanup features, alluminium side shelves and a more robust trolley which can be used for storage.
The Ember Classic 22 and the Ember Pro are both high-quality kamado grills that can be a striking addition to any garden. Regardless of which model you choose, each grill brings the signature kamado experience, with features like ceramic heat deflectors, chip feeders for smoking, and sturdy trolleys for mobility or integration into an outdoor kitchen setup.
