Slow 'N Sear Kettle review by SNS Grills: Everything you ever wanted to know!!!

Byamazingfoodstv


This first look review of the Slow ‘N Sear Kettle reviews the pros & cons of the new SNS Grills kettle. Though not a side-by-side comparison, I draw some comparisons between the Weber kettle vs Slow ‘n Sear kettle.

I think if you are a weber kettle fan, you’ll really appreciate the features that were added to this kettle. After spending a few weeks with this kettle, I’m extremely excited about it. They definitely did their homework.

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The video was filmed using:
Canon 90D
Rode Wireless Go mic (on my collar)
G7X m3 (food & Slow motion) G7X m3

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47 Comments

  7. S&S has a few slight advantages, you can add a slow and sear to a Weber. I prefer 3 legs to 4 because they don't wobble, that is why machine guns and camera tripods have 3. S&S made in China and the overall fit and finish is not as good. I saw run in paint on one. Let's thank Weber for not moving their manufacturing to China like so many other USA companies have done. Weber has outstanding warranty reputation and great customer service. The dome on the Weber is much taller allowing better air circulation and ability to cook more. People still have Webers that are 50 years old and still use them! As much as I like some of the features, I will stick with Weber's! They could add a hole for a thermometer. I put on a shelf accessory which is handy $25.

  23. NO ITS NOT BETTER – Dont believe a single positive review. 1st The legs are smaller than the holes the slide into making the grill unsteady. This shakes like a 7.5 earth quake. The fit and finish is horrible. the metal its made from is thinner than weber. lots of defects can be seen in the metal. I got through may 10% of the assembly and returned it. You KNOW if a company doesnt even have a customer service phone number, there must be so many issues they wont even taken calls. Every positive review is paid for, I'm sure

  27. Justin, I know that this is an older video, so hopefully you read this… But… can the lid bail be positioned so that the lid goes to the back of the grill, instead of to the left.. Also I like me heat to the rear not left or right. is this easily adjusted for.

  30. G'day Justin, great review on these SNS Kettles, I've been made aware of these only a few days ago and have also discovered that they are available down here in Sydney, Australia.
    Like you, I've been very much a Weber enthusiast for many years and looking at your backyard, I'm well and truly outnumbered for toys lol. but these new SNS Kettles look the goods. How does the metal feel, do they feel as solid as a Weber? I compared a 22 inch WSM once to the 20 inch Pro-Q and the WSM just felt more solid so was worth the extra money for me. The importing retailer that bring the SNS Kettle in Australia sell them as a bundle with the SNS Charcoal holder, griddle cover and a few other niceties for rrp $699 AU, yes everything is super expensive down here. A Weber Master Touch Plus with deflector plate and charcoal ring is now $625 AU. Sheeeesh!!

  34. I appreciate your video, but these are made in China … Webers are at least assembled in the USA made of global parts.

    Also, I live in a place where there is a ton of rust. I would much rather have aluminum, as it is much less likely to rust over stainless steel.

    if you look through the glowing reviews on the SNS website, you'll see scattered among them some very telling reviews of people who are having real problems with this grill. In one case, a gentleman complains about a problem he is having with the lid. SNS responds they will be happy to send him a new lid, but they will expect him to send back the old lid. Pretty sure Weber would not ask that. ETA: this is after SNS requested photos. So they want photos plus the lid back! Just to honor the warranty!

    I love many of the features you have outlined about this grill. The four legs, the sturdiness, and I love the built-in table and thicker grate. But since I doubt this is USA steel and is more likely Chinese steel, which is known to rust and to be of poor quality, and not being sure about the quality of the warranty, even though it is as long as the Weber warranty, I think I will pass.

  36. I noticed that they sell gasket material. Is it a more premium gasket material? or does the lid have gasket out of the box? Just curious if they stopped putting gasket on out the box. I was looking at getting the deluxe package deal. Seems like it's cheaper than buying a weber and then getting a new SNS grate and deluxe slow and sear

  46. As far as what you were saying about the positioning of the vent and thermometer, The Weber kettle and cooking grate is designed exactly how it is meant to be used. The Weber is designed to have your heat zones on either side and your cool zone to be in the center. The vent and thermometer is always over your meat. The Weber is not designed to use an SnS. That SnS grill is designed to use an SnS, hence the way the vent and thermometer are positioned. Looks like a nice grill. Thanks for sharing.

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