Weber Q2400 vs Q2200… so which one should you choose? Is it the 1560-watt Weber Q2400? The electric grill with an aluminum lid and cast-iron cooking grates? Or is it the Weber Q2200, a propane-run grill with the same aluminum build with other extra parts/accessories? To help you make a decision, allow us to present this comparison report.

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Comparison Chart: Weber Q2400 vs Q2200

Here’s a chart that makes it easy to spot the differences between these two Weber grills.

Weber Outdoor Grill
Model	Check Price » Weber Q2400	Check Price » Weber Q2200
Model Number	55020001	54060001
Weight	42 lbs	42.5 pounds
Dimensions	31.5 x 25.1 x 26 inches	25.1 x 51.4 x 26 inches
Fuel	Electric (1560-watt)	Liquid propane (disposable cylinder)
Cooking System
Stainless-steel burners	N/A	1
Main burners: BTU-per-hour input	N/A	12,000 BTU-per-hour
Heating Element	✅	N/A
Cooking Area
Total cooking area (square inches)	280	280
Construction / Parts
Built-in Thermometer	❌	✅
Folding Side Tables	❌	✅
Aluminum Lid and Body	✅	✅
Porcelain-Enameled Cast-Iron Cooking Grates and Cast	✅	✅
Infinite Control Burner Valve Settings	✅	✅
Removable Catch Pan	✅	✅
Glass-Reinforced Nylon Frame	✅	✅

Key Differences: Weber Q2400 vs Q2200

Based on the chart above, here’s a list of the differences between the Q2400 and the Q2200.

Power Source

The Weber Q2400 is an electric grill. In comparison, the Q2200 requires propane gas (disposable cylinder) to function. By now, you know the pros and cons to these types of grills.

For one, propane gas grills are much more portable than their electric counterpart. You can take them anywhere, anytime. One of the main disadvantages, however, is that some places don’t allow the use of propane gas.

For electric-powered grills, you don’t have to worry about running out of fuel. As long as there’s an electric cord, rest assured that you can prepare grilled food anytime you like. The disadvantage, however, is that electric grills have limited portability.

Parts/Accessories

The Weber Q2200 has two parts/accessories that the Weber Q2400 doesn’t have. One, it has a built-in thermometer, which is truly helpful. Second, it has two folding tables on each side.

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Which One to Choose: Weber Q2400 vs Q2200

Here’s our recommendation.

Between the two, just because it has two truly helpful extra parts (i.e., thermometer and folding side tables), we’d like you to have the Weber Q2200.

Where to Buy Weber Q2400 and Q2200

Check Price » Weber Q2400	Check Price » Weber Q2200