

Fitting WiFi into a pellet grill, on the other hand, means it can directly connect to a WiFi-enabled internet router.

Bluetooth is not WiFi.īluetooth is purely for one-on-one communication between two devices, over a relatively short distance.

So before I start to discuss what I think are currently some of the best examples of pellet grills with WiFi/App functionality for different budgets, we need to clear something up. To discuss what those features are for the different pellet grills below and their key benefits. However, for this article, I do want to focus purely on WiFi/App features. Hence, its probably not the best idea to make the choice of your next pellet grill/smoker purely on its WiFi/App features. Therefore, please refer to those articles for a more all-round perspective. I’ve previously written a couple of articles on what I think are the best pellet grills currently available for under $500, under $1,000 and under $2,000. Introduction To The Best WiFi/App Functionality For Pellet Grills
