It is cheaply made but works. For the price i am pleased. I would not expect it to last super long but for occasional use on an rv i am hopeful I'll get a few years. It connected up using the same mount and hose as my original grill which was why i bought it. On overall quality its a 3 rating but given the price and it connecting right up to our trailer i will give it a 5. I would buy it again!

Perfect fit my trailer

It’s not a great grill. But it works good enough for what I use it for which is for camping. Can be hard to keep the heat at the same temperature. Cheap enough that I throw it away at the end of the season and order a new one when camping starts again. I wouldn’t use it as a house grill. It’s definitely not made for that.

Bought to replace our attached camper grill. Still looks great and holding up well being bolted to the camper bumper

Flame works great. The top level of the grill is in a fixed position. The pressure is “loud” when on low.

I used the grill today to cook steaks while camping. It did a good job. My reasoning for only 3 stars is when I started wiping the grease from the bottom, some paint came off. I hope this issue doesn't continue.

Easy to assemble, heats up within 3 minutes,

Flame resistant, love the top shelf bun warmer.

Perfect size and attaches to side of trailer.

Did I mention it comes with a carry bag?

The price is great for this barbeque!

Quick to pack up and set up.

...it doesn't do it very well.

When this arrived, the piezo igniter and mount were in pieces, requiring forcing them back together and back into the hole. Even so, after adjusting the gap, it only develops a spark about 20% of the time. I don't even use it anymore. I did contact the manufacturer directly about a replacement and they were responsive and about to replace it until they found out I bought it through Amazon instead of directly from them. Then all support dried up. According to them, I would need to return the entire grill to Amazon for replacement...really??? Moving on. I use a long stem lighter now to start the grill.

It's very thin pressed metal and lots of sharp edges. The carry bag, although thin, is very nice and I do like that. The lid is ceramic coated and so cheers for that but the bottom just has heat resistant paint. I added another couple layers of HR paint and some heavy aluminum foil to line the inside to extend its life.

I cut off the warming little shelf as it added no value to the grill. It made cooking even thin flat hamburgers difficult under it, and just about anything with any thickness placed on top of the shelf would be crushed when the lid was closed. So much better without it.

But the biggest issue is the burner tube. It produces very uneven heat - not just front-to-back but the left edge of the grill gets minimal heat due to the burner tube underneath not extending closer to the left side. If you look under the drip guard, the burner tube bends back around well before it should. That part of the grill is essentially just a warming area on a small grill that can ill-afford to lose any cooking area.

Of the 90 degrees of travel for the flame adjuster, only about 5 degrees actually affects the flame output. That makes it nearly impossible for any actual adjusting of the flames. It really just has two settings: high heat and low heat. Forget that there is a dial knob on it.

I ended up become very good at constantly moving food around so that it received relatively even cooking time. This is way more work than I had to do with a previous RVque (defunct product, sadly). I look forward to the day when this grill quits working and will be going with a Camco Olympian, which I got to see in use recently. I should have spent the extra money.

Great replacement mor my original and it comes with a mounting bracket (which we did not need).

This is an excellent replacement for the same model that came with our 5th wheel trailer. I didn't need one yet but I purchased it due to the fact that the price is only going to up and eventually I will have to replace it. I like it enough to purchase it ahead of time. For those expecting a backyard BBQ, it is not. It is not a 900$ BBQ. It is not designed to keep the heat after cooking. It is a small grill. You can still cook 6 good sized steaks on it not 24 hamburgers. If you're cooking 24 hamburgers I'm guessing you have a 40 foot trailer and the in-laws are with you..poor you...lol. It is also hot enough that you can burn your supper if you aren't paying attention.. It starts up great, cooks very well in the wind and is a compact size for fitting into the trailer for storage. Over all it is an excellent purchase for what we need. I highly recommend this product. The worst I can say about this like others have mentioned is the 2nd rack. You can't put anything on it like a hotdog or ham bun. Just not enough room. It would be great if it was an inch lower. I will be cutting my new one down and getting it spot welded so that I am able to keep the burgers hot while I toast my Sweethearts Buns..lol

By the way, yes it only plugs into a trailer which has a regulator on it. Other than that you will have to supply your own propane hose and regulator. If you want that, get a regular table top BBQ. JMO

Made of fairly thin steel with somewhat flimsy fittings and hinges this is not a BBQ I expect to last forever but it is adequate and functional. I acquired an earlier version of this when I bought a used travel trailer. That unit was starting to fall apart where the flame spreader is spot welded to its support. Easily riveted back but I discovered the 1/4 inch propane quick connector was missing and I was unable source a replacement on the web. Which is why I purchased this one. My new unit actually has a piezo push button igniter and it cooks just fine. Now I have spare parts if ever the new unit needs repairs.

Good barbeque I already had one of these attached to my fifth wheel. It is a replacement. They don’t last anymore than four years but still a good barbeque works well.

Works well and was only two-thirds of the price of buying the same one locally. Amazon really is awesome! The BBQ also included the bracket\mount to attach it to the camper or set it up free standing. Its not the same quality as a Weber, but it works perfect and attaches to the camper just like the original one did. If I get 5 summers use out of it I'll be happy and just buy a new one again. I don't like that the warming rack is attached to the main rack. If you have anything on the warming rack, you can't close the cover, so I don't use the warming rack and would prefer if it simply wasn't there, as I would have better access to the main rack when cooking.