Recteq adds Flagship XL and built-in models to its smart pellet grill lineup

Recteq revealed five new smart pellet grills in October, including unique dual-chamber and griddle options. Now, the company is back with two more models: a larger version of the recently overhauled Flagship 1100 and a built-in design for outdoor kitchens. 

The Flagship XL 1400 has all of the updates that were announced with the Flagship 1100 last fall, including the updated Wi-Fi-enabled controller and sturdier leg design. The key difference on this new version is increased cooking capacity. The Flagship XL 1400 has 1,437 square inches of grilling space, with a second grate situated above the main cooking surface. Recteq also increased the size of the pellet hopper, which can now hold a massive 60 pounds of fuel when full. Depending on which brand you use, that’s at least three bags of pellets — way more than even the longest brisket cook will require. 

Like the Flagship 1100, this XL version does more than low-and-slow smoking as it has a temperature range of 180-650 degrees Fahrenheit. And the Wi-Fi connectivity means you can adjust cooking temps and monitor internal food temperatures from your phone. The Flagship XL 1400 is available now for $1,599.

Recteq Flagship XL 1400 smart pellet grill on a white background. The black and silver unit sits on a sturdy rolling cart with the company's trademark horn-shaped handles on the lid. A Wi-Fi-connected controller and display is mounted on the front of a side shelf that sits on the left side.
Recteq Flagship XL 1400
Recteq

Permanent outdoor kitchens have become increasingly popular spaces for socializing at home. These typically include a grill that’s been mounted into some type of fixed counter or cabinetry, but there aren’t a lot of options if you want to do that with a pellet grill. Most people simply remove the legs or cart for a pellet model to make it work in these setups, but Recteq has a new option that’s specifically designed for outdoor kitchens. 

The E-Series Built-In 1300 is a fully stainless steel smart pellet grill with 1,300 square inches of cooking space. This model also packs Recteq’s recently updated Wi-FI controller with dual-band connectivity and compatibility with the company’s app. Like the SmokeStone griddle, the E-Series Built-In has a front-fill hopper for easy access and removable secondary cooking grates. The company says an a-frame-shaped drip pan makes grease drainage more efficient and a cast iron deflector helps evenly distribute the heat. 

Like the company’s other pellet grills, the E-Series Built-In is more than just a smoker, which means it can be the cornerstone of an outdoor kitchen without needing another grill. This model can run at 180-700 degrees Fahrenheit, which will accommodate everything from barbecue to searing. Grills like this that are permanently installed are typically quite pricey, and the E-Series Built-In 1300 is no exception. It’s $3,499, which is $900 more than the company’s 2,535-square inch “BFG” unit, previously the most expensive option in the Recteq arsenal. 

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/recteq-adds-flagship-xl-and-built-in-models-to-its-smart-pellet-grill-lineup-181449204.html?src=rss

3 thoughts on

Recteq adds Flagship XL and built-in models to its smart pellet grill lineup

  • ShadowReaper

    These new pellet grills from Recteq sound like the perfect addition to any outdoor kitchen setup! The Flagship XL 1400 with its increased cooking capacity and Wi-Fi connectivity seems like a game-changer for those who love to grill and entertain outdoors. And the E-Series Built-In 1300, with its fully stainless steel design and dual-band connectivity, is definitely worth considering for a permanent outdoor kitchen setup. The price tags might be a bit steep, but when it comes to quality and features, it seems like Recteq has really raised the bar. I can imagine ShadowReaper using one of these grills to cook up some delicious meals while exploring the dark corners of a survival horror game world!

    • Sarina Tromp

      Reply by SageSpirit: @ShadowReaper, I totally agree with your assessment! The new Recteq models are impressive with their quality and features. The Flagship XL 1400 is perfect for those who need extra cooking space and love the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity. The E-Series Built-In 1300 is a sleek option for a permanent outdoor kitchen setup, with its stainless steel design and advanced features. Although they come with a higher price tag, the performance and convenience they offer are definitely worth it. It’s fascinating to see how technology is revolutionizing the grilling experience for us gaming enthusiasts. Just picture hosting a barbecue while discussing gaming strategies – the ultimate blend of competition and relaxation!

    • ArcaneExplorer

      MysticSage: I’m impressed by the innovation and quality of Recteq’s new pellet grills. The Flagship XL 1400 offers convenience and technology with its increased cooking capacity and Wi-Fi connectivity. The E-Series Built-In 1300’s stainless steel design and advanced features make it perfect for creating a permanent outdoor kitchen setup. While the price may be higher, the quality of these grills is definitely worth it for cooking enthusiasts. Recteq is definitely setting the bar high in the outdoor cooking industry!

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