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If your current grill is looking like it won’t make it through another season of backyard barbecues, then it might be time to shop for a replacement. Whether you’re looking for a basic charcoal grill, or you’re finally ready to upgrade to a fancy kamado grill, you’ll find tons of options that are a great value below, including some that you can snag for hundreds off the usual price. 

Not sure which type of grill would suit you best? Before you check out our picks for the best deals on outdoor grills, take a spin through our . I’m firmly in the charcoal grill camp, but if you have yet to take a side in the great grill debate, here’s a useful primer on .

At its current $450 discount, this Victory model is one of the most affordable ways to make the move to a kamado grill. A big reason it’s so inexpensive is it’s made from steel instead of ceramic. A ceramic kamado is better at retaining heat and more durable, but it comes at a much higher cost. This Victory kamado includes the whole kit — cart with casters, two built-in shelves, a grill cover, ash scraper and grate lifter.

A pellet grill combines the smoky goodness you get from cooking over charcoal with the ease of gas. This model from Victory is $200 off from the BBQ Guys right now and lets you maintain a steady temperature between 180 degrees for a low-and-slow cook and 500 degrees for high-heat grilling. The 29-pound hopper will let you cook all day, and it has a digital controller with two temperature probes so you can keep a close, accurate watch on whatever you’ve got cooking.

As much as I prefer a charcoal grill, using a gas grill for tailgating or camping makes a lot of sense because you don’t need to deal with the mess of transporting a dirty, ash-filled grill in your car. Of all the portable grills CNET has tested, this sleek gas grill from Weber was the clear winner. 

It’s easy to assemble and feels sturdy. The igniter works well, and the grill quickly climbs to temperature, reaching its advertised 500 degrees Fahrenheit in only 15 minutes. The flame is easy to control and keeps a consistent temperature throughout cooking, even when grilling with the flame turned low. It’s big enough to cook for a group of six people and features flare-out trays to hold your plates and grilling tools. And it comes in a bunch of fun colors.

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