Weber Slate review

The Slate has plenty of storage.

The Weber Slate with propane tank installed is ready for use.

The Weber Slate underneath its cover.

The digital temperature display is easy to read and comes in handy during every cook.

The Weber Works accessories expand the Slate's utility.

The Slate's fold-down side table extension adds more work space.

The rust-resistant cook top decreases headaches.

The attached lid protects the cook top when it's not in use.

Plenty of room to cook on the 30-inch Weber Slate.

The Weber Works accessories expand the Slate's utility.

A propane tank sits on a hook under the right side table.

The top of the right side table is removable to accommodate Weber Works accessories like a caddy or cutting board.

The side table extension folds down out of the way when you don't need it.

Large controls knobs on the Slate are easy to use.

Grease and debris collects in a lined drip tray under the cook top.

Weather-resistant storage bins are one of several available accessories.

The digital temperature gauge shown in the early pre-heat phase.

Tool hooks add more convenience.

The Slate looks every bit like a classic Weber grill.

Three burners under the cook top provide even heat.

A temperature sensor under the cook top sends data to the digital display.

Three burners under the cook top provide even heat.

The side table on the left folds down until you need it.

You can cook most of your hibachi meal in one go on the Slate.

The Slate has plenty of room to make a full breakfast.

The Slate is a smash burger machine.

The Slate is a smash burger machine.

The Slate is a smash burger machine.

Steak fajitas are quick and easy on the Slate.

Steak fajitas are quick and easy on the Slate.