George Foreman 4 Burner Gas BBQ with Automatic Ignition & Integrated Thermometer, Black, Gas Barbecue, 2 Wheels Fitted Rack with 2 Shelves, GFGBBQ4B

Great sturdy bbq. Bit fiddly to build but worth the effort

This is a fantastic bbq not found a fault with it other than putting it together what an absolute ballache I had to get a friend round to help 😂😂😂😂 I would suggest having 2 of you to do this as putting this thing together ends up kinda being like a game of twister it’s rediculous but totally worth the blood sweat and tears 😂

When I was looking for a new BBQ in this price range it was a choice between two different units. Although reading the reviews for this BBQ they were saying fitting instructions were very poor, I thought...I'm pretty good at building things thats not going to put me off! The reviews were right! The instructions were diabolical, I had to resort to a YouTube video to make sure I was doing it right. Finished it.... Eventually..... With a bolt missing for the leg 🙁 still pretty sturdy though. Now it's all up and running its a nice BBQ, easy enough to clean, I like the automatic ignition which made me choose this one over the other one. Apart from the fitting debacle it's a nice BBQ. It would get 5 stars if it wasn't for the instructions.

I’m 3 hours into trying to make sense of simply the worst set of instructions I have ever had the misfortune of following in my life. Whoever designed this should be fired, immediately. Even if you can understand them, the process is incredibly fiddly, requiring all sorts of bodily positions like a game of twister! Quite frankly I don’t care if the finished item (assuming I ever get there) is sublime, it shouldn’t be this difficult to put together in 2025.. Avoid buying this like the plague..

Probably the best gas bbq I've ever had, went together pretty smoothly apart from one part nearly at the end. Easy to clean, huge cooking space which is very important and fairly easy to control heat distribution. What else can I say, it's robust, neat looking , and the bottle opener is a very nice touch which cost, what, a pound and a couple of screw holes? Brilliant. Only the rain has stopped me using it every day since it was delivered . Lightly oil the grills and warming shelf and nothing sticks much, of course get that heat up before slapping it on

This George Foreman Grill looks the part, but it is rickety, difficult to put together, flimsy, and provided with incomprehensible instructions. If they'd printed a reasonable image of the thing, then taken a picture from space, and used that to create a line drawing, you'd be somewhere near the quality of the manual. It's almost like they have set out to make it deliberately difficult. The video is also next to useless - if you can get to it, as it is set to private on YouTube - and shows a guy with a BBQ in bits, then a subtitle exclaims 'attach legs' and just like that they're on! Where? How? With which bolts? It would have been a lot easier not to bother. Now I have grazed knuckles and a bad back, and a couple of brackets left over, but the thing is built, it looks OK, lights easily, and should last a weekend. For the price (£170) and the reputation of the brand they really should do better, as it it not great. It's not lean, it's not mean, and while it is a grilling machine I am sorely disappointed. It was packaged well, which is about the only plus point to mention.

Got this on offer and really pleased. Bit of a faff to build and patience is needed but once done it's very stable and feels much more expensive than it is. Used it numerous times throughout the summer and had no issues other than a small clip coming off the wheel which was easily fixed. The side tables hold enough things to be useful and had no issues with ignition. Worth pairing with the George Foreman griddle plate to minimise mess when cooking.

love this - so easy to build - massive grill - hjappy with the purchase --good value for the money - right sunshining just now time for a BBQ

Barbecue comme dans les attentes... compliqué à monter mais sympa