Best Smart WiFi Gas Grills 2026

The Weber Genesis EX-325W Smart Gas Grill earns a composite of 7.45 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score, the highest mark among the Weber line. What that number means for you is straightforward: the build and sear power are excellent, but the connectivity is shallow by design. The Weber Connect thermometer streams grill and probe temps continuously, delivers preheat and flip-and-serve alerts, and runs guided cook programs. Engadget confirms it is a battery-powered Wi-Fi and Bluetooth thermometer, so no outlet is required.

The dual-row PureBlu Boost burners add 35% BTU and produce a 750F sear zone, the kind of heat the 2-burner Neevo cannot match. Tom's Guide positions Weber Connect as remote monitoring with alerts, not burner control, and that distinction is the whole guide. The app yields temperature data; it does not yield temperature command. You still walk the 10 ft to the grill and turn a valve.

Compared to the Neevo Smart Propane Grill (720-1054), the Genesis trades app control depth for a heavier build, a 12-yr warranty roughly 2-yr longer than the Spirit, and far more sear power.

The Neevo Smart Propane Grill (720-1054) earns a composite of 8.0 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score, second only to its air-fryer sibling. For your particular configuration, that means the application accomplishes what no Weber's does: it reconfigures the flame. The NEX-fi SureTemp controller meters gas electronically. You establish a grill temperature from the phone, initiate a remote deactivation, and delegate the remainder to automation. Smoked BBQ Source confirms the grill independently descends to a 180F keep-warm hold upon reaching the target internal temperature.

Its 4 probe ports feed that automation rather than a passive notification, and 1 probe accompanies the box. The trade-offs are considerable. It requires a standard GFI outlet nearby, so it becomes inoperable without electricity. The 44,000 BTU 2-burner configuration provides no dedicated searing station. Smoked BBQ Source nonetheless rates the Neevo's smart technology above anything Weber incorporates into their smart gas grills. That explains why this cheaper grill outscores the Genesis on connectivity across a 5-yr horizon.

Compared to the Monument Grills Denali 605Pro Smart Propane Gas Grill, the Neevo delivers full Wi-Fi control and automation where the Monument offers Bluetooth temp adjust with no automation.

The Weber Spirit EX-325 Smart Gas Grill earns a composite of 7.3 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score, tied with the step-up EX-425C. For your budget that means the entire Weber Connect feature set at the cheapest entry point. Engadget notes the Spirit smart models start at $599; this configuration lands at $549 on Amazon, the least expensive route to Weber's Wi-Fi monitoring.

The monitoring surface is identical to the Genesis: grill and probe temperatures, preheat alerts, flip-and-serve notifications, and guided cook programs, all over Weber Connect. The difference is build, not brains, which is why the app-control factor scores them identically. You surrender a few hundred BTU of sear power and a 2-yr slice of warranty coverage, not a single app feature. Tom's Guide frames the whole Weber line the same way: remote monitoring, never burner control.

Compared to the Weber Spirit EX-425C Smart Gas Grill, the EX-325 saves roughly $200 by trading one burner and some zoning room, with no loss of connectivity.

The Monument Grills Denali 605Pro Smart Propane Gas Grill earns a composite of 6.85 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score. For a crowd-feeding host that translates into the most cooking firepower here: 6+1 burners producing 78,000 BTU, plus a ceramic infrared side sear station for high-heat finishing. AmazingRibs ran a months-long test and reported it handled steaks, burgers, and pork loin with no hiccups, though the reviewer dislikes the stock cast-iron grates.

The Bluetooth Digitemp app adjusts grill temperature and reads dual meat probes, which AmazingRibs calls easy to install and fairly basic. That is genuine app control, a level above Weber's monitor-only surface. The limit is reach: the Bluetooth link is vendor-rated near 65 ft outdoors and roughly 16 ft indoors. Walk to the kitchen and you may drop the connection, so the "control from anywhere" pitch really means control from the patio. There is no remote shutoff and no automation.

Compared to the Weber Genesis EX-325W Smart Gas Grill, the 605Pro adds app temp control and a richer accessory bundle at the same money, while giving up Weber's build polish and Wi-Fi range.

The Weber Spirit EX-425C Smart Gas Grill earns a composite of 7.3 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score, matching the EX-325 exactly. For your shortlist that means the connectivity question is settled the moment you pick Weber: every model shares one monitor-only Weber Connect surface. The EX-425C separates itself on hardware, with four burners and two PureBlu Boost burners that add 35% BTU plus a dedicated sear zone.

That extra burner buys genuine two-zone cooking room, the difference between searing on one side while holding indirect heat on the other. Engadget's lineup coverage places the Spirit smart models below the Genesis on build, and the 10-yr warranty and sear power follow that order. The app, though, is identical: grill and probe temperatures, preheat and flip-and-serve alerts, and guided cook programs over Wi-Fi with full remote monitoring from anywhere on your network.

Compared to the Weber Spirit EX-325 Smart Gas Grill, the EX-425C adds a fourth burner and more zoning for roughly $200, with no change to the Weber Connect feature set.

The Monument Grills Denali 405 Smart Propane Gas Grill earns a composite of 6.2 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score, the entry point in this guide. For a value buyer that means real big-format cooking on a budget. You get 4+1 burners producing 60,000 BTU in a 304 stainless body, an LED screen, a clearview lid, and a grill cover in the box. At $599 it undercuts the 6-burner 605Pro by a wide margin while keeping the same Monument app.

The connectivity mirrors the 605Pro: the Bluetooth app adjusts grill temperature and reads a meat probe, with the same vendor-stated reach near 65 ft outdoors and 16 ft indoors. Consumer Reports has model pages for the Monument line, corroborating the lineup without inventing a score. The compromises are the missing dedicated sear-zone temperature and fewer probes than the step-up Monument.

Compared to the Monument Grills Denali 605Pro Smart Propane Gas Grill, the 405 trades two burners, the infrared sear station, and the loaded bundle for a price several hundred dollars lower.

The Neevo Smart Propane Grill with Built-in Air Fryer (720-1055) earns the top composite of 8.15 on the SHE Gas Grill Connectivity Depth Score. For your kitchen, that represents the deepest control surface in the guide plus a supplementary cooking zone. It runs the identical NEX-fi SureTemp platform as the standard Neevo. The application configures grill temperature over Wi-Fi, enables remote deactivation, and automatically maintains a 180F keep-warm upon reaching the target. Smoked BBQ Source documented that automation on this configuration.

The differentiator is the integrated air-fryer oven, which the methodology recognizes as a genuine secondary zone rather than a gimmick. The 714.3 sq in primary area mirrors the standard Neevo, while the 4 probe ports drive the same doneness automation, with 1 probe included. The caveats apply identically: it requires a standard GFI outlet nearby, and the construction trails a Weber Spirit at equivalent pricing. Owners report deteriorated burners within 1 yr, so the 5-yr calculation favors Weber.

Compared to the Neevo Smart Propane Grill (720-1054), the Plus adds the air-fryer oven and a slightly higher zoning score for roughly $200 more, with identical app control.