Verdict: The Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 is the better pellet grill due to its larger total cooking area, unique Smoke Box, and WiFi enabled controller. However, the Traeger Ironwood XL is a good option for those on a budget who still want a high-quality pellet grill. According to a review by Wirecutter, the Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 has a 'large and versatile cooking surface' and 'excellent temperature control'.
Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 lists at $1,500 while Traeger Ironwood XL lists at $1,400 — Traeger Ironwood XL undercuts Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 by $100 (7%).
Winner: Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36
Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36: 8/10
Traeger Ironwood XL: 7/10
| Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 | Traeger Ironwood XL | |
|---|---|---|
| Total Cooking Area | 1236 sq. in. | 650 sq. in. |
| Hopper Capacity | 22 lb | 20 lb |
| Controller | WiFi enabled with adjustable smoke settings | WiFi enabled with adjustable smoke settings |
| Smoke Box | Unique Smoke Box for added wood/charcoal flavor | None |
Our pick: Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36.
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