Weber Cuts Grill and Griddle Prices to Record Lows for July 4th

Weber has dropped prices on its grills, smokers, and griddles to their lowest levels ever heading into the July 4th holiday weekend, with markdowns of $50 to $100 spread across the lineup. Discounts hit the Spirit E-325, the Slate 30-inch griddle, the 17-inch tabletop griddle, and the Searwood XL 600 pellet grill, with Weber pricing its products roughly $50 below competing retail channels on most models.

Spirit E-325: A Rare Sale on a Staple Model

The three-burner Spirit E-325 drops to $499 from $549 in propane configuration and to $549 from $599 on natural gas — a meaningful move for a model that Weber rarely discounts. The grill offers 360 square inches of primary cooking surface plus a 90-square-inch warming rack for buns or more delicate items. Two searing zones with higher heat output distinguish it from the more basic $449 E-310, giving it an edge for finishing steaks at temperature.

Griddle Range: Three Sizes, Tiered Discounts

The Slate 30-inch rust-resistant griddle falls $50 to $649, undercutting Home Depot by the same margin. The carbon-steel cooking surface hits 500 degrees Fahrenheit and wind guards promote even heat distribution across a surface Weber rates at roughly 22 burgers at once. The 36-inch version, capable of handling around 30 burgers, is also available, though only the propane version of the 30-inch model carries the discount — natural gas buyers will need to choose a different size.

Compact and Portable

The 17-inch tabletop griddle lands at $249 after a $50 reduction, sharing the same rust-resistant carbon-steel surface and 500-degree ceiling as its larger siblings. Adjustable feet help keep oil evenly distributed on uneven ground, and the unit runs on a disposable propane cylinder not included in the box. This model is available through both Home Depot and Ace Hardware for shoppers who prefer a local pickup.

Searwood XL 600: Deepest Cut in the Sale

The Searwood XL 600 pellet grill carries the largest discount at $100 off, landing at $1,199. Its 972 square inches of cooking space across two layers accommodates roughly 20 burgers, and the temperature range spans from 180 degrees Fahrenheit for low-and-slow smoking up to 600 degrees for searing. A smaller Searwood 600 is also on sale; Weber prices the XL at a $200 premium over it, a gap the brand frames as worth paying for the additional surface area.