Char-BroilGas2Coal 440 Hybrid Grill Gas Barbecue, Black

I love this BBQ. I haven’t used th coal function and the ignition system does not work very well. But it is my pride and joy. I used to watch2 1/2 Men and he would go out on his balcony and cook some steaks. I envied him. I now him this gas bbq that at 9 o clock at night I can go outside and cook a couple of steaks (or cheap burgers). Living the dream.

BBQ Assembly ReviewOverall, I’m very pleased with the BBQ – it looks solid, stable, and well-constructed. The materials appear to be of good quality, and once assembled, it gives a strong impression of durability.That said, the process of installing the gas hose was unexpectedly difficult. It proved to be quite a challenge, requiring significant effort and unfortunately resulted in a couple of cuts to my fingers. This part of the assembly could certainly be improved, perhaps with clearer instructions or a more user-friendly design.Despite this hiccup, I’m genuinely excited to start using it. Looking forward to some great outdoor cooking sessions!

I have had my Broil King G2C for about 3 years now. It's an excellent BBQ which I use 2 or 3 times a week all year round. It's a solid piece of kit which still looks as good as the day I put it together.

It's a great grill. Had it for a few years but my biggest issue is that when using the charcoal route, the heated coals are way too close to the actual grill/meat. There isn't enough distance so it burns the meat on the outside while inside isn't cooked yet. The gas route is perfectly fine though.

Excellent bit of kit. Get ready for a very large box when delivered. Lots of nuts & bolts to use and tighten. Love the fact that it can be gas, pure charcoal or a bit of both.

Great bbq, love the gas n charcoal combo to use either option.Fairly easy to assemble but two people would make it easier.Overall, well pleased.

This is a great BBQ. Gas or charcoal, the choice is yours. Quite high so it’s ideal if you’re tall or have back problems. Took about 1hr to assemble on my own. Instructions pretty good. Tip, soak the end of the hose in some hot water before try to connect to the BBQ, it makes life a lot easier when you get to this bit.

Bought this on 'offer' which made it a great price! Quickly delivered in a large very strong box (heavy too) with all parts well wrapped and protected by bubble bags and polystyrene - took a couple of weeks of wheely bins (green) to get rid of it all. ALL the bits were there and all the steel BBQ in A1 indamaged condition. The instructions are a series of pictures but fairly logical. Spend some time identifying what's what and then took an easy 2.5 hrs to do the build. Tip, just loosly tighten the build until all the frame is together before tightening up fully! Only help needed was to lift the central burner unit into place. The end result is a good sized, very solid BBQ that's streets ahead of my previous £100 charcoal one (simple 10 year old dual barrel now rusting badly). Tested with gas and all works, just need my first excuse to give it a proper run on both gas and charcoal. Can't fault the BBQ so far and building was easier than I'd expected. It's also a beast and only the 3 burner version. Photo's after the main building before the side shelves were completed - couple of hrs to this point