Twin Eagles Pellet Grill Review: Prices, Specs and How It Compares (2026)
The Twin Eagles pellet grill is a 36-inch, all 304 stainless steel pellet grill and smoker built for outdoor kitchens. It runs from 140°F for low and slow smoking up to 725°F for searing, and it comes with four cooking inserts, three meat probes, Wi-Fi control and an optional 100 lb. rotisserie. It is also one of the most expensive pellet grills you can buy.
We sell it, along with the Memphis and Coyote pellet grills it competes with. Specs come from Twin Eagles, each maker and our product pages, and prices were checked on November 2, 2026. For the gas grill side of the brand, read our Twin Eagles grills reviews; for other options, see the best pellet grills for outdoor kitchens or our best American made pellet grills.
The Twin Eagles pellet grill is the best-built pellet grill we sell, with 304 stainless steel inside and out, a gasketed double-lined hood, a charcoal insert and a hidden rotisserie option. It starts at $9,759 built-in. Buy it if you want a pellet grill that matches a Twin Eagles outdoor kitchen. If you want the most cooking area and the highest heat for less, look at the Memphis Elite.

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Prices and Configurations
There is one size, 36 inches, in four versions: built-in or on the deluxe cart, each with or without the integrated rotisserie.
The rotisserie is built into its own model, so decide before you order. Its concealed, chain-driven motor turns up to 100 lbs., and it runs in the Smoke and Smoke Plus modes.
Ordering your pellet grill
Free shipping on orders over $99.99 to the mainland US, and 30-day returns on items in new condition in the original packaging (special-order items are final sale). Questions about your island or cut-out? Call Matt, the owner, at 888-678-3530.
Shop Twin Eagles pellet grillsFree outdoor kitchen designSpecs Compared to Memphis and Coyote
The Memphis Elite ITC3 is the high-end pellet grill our customers buy most, and the Coyote 36 is the closest match in size. Here are all three built-in models. The images are drawn to scale.
The Memphis gives you the most room, the highest heat and the biggest hopper for about $4,000 less. The Coyote costs the least and fits the same cut-out width. The Twin Eagles wins on build, inserts and the rotisserie, and it is the only one that matches Twin Eagles gas grills and storage. For the full head-to-head with the Memphis Elite and Pro, read our Twin Eagles vs Memphis pellet grill comparison. Compare further in Memphis Pro vs Elite and our Coyote pellet grill review.
Torn between the three?
Tell us how you cook, how often you smoke overnight and what your island looks like, and we will help you pick. Call Matt, the owner, at 888-678-3530.
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Four inserts for smoking, searing and charcoal




A smoker plate rounds out the inserts. Pick Smoke or Smoke Plus for brisket and ribs, Sear for steaks, or Charcoal for real charcoal flavor. Neither the Memphis nor the Coyote has a charcoal insert, and that range is what lets one grill replace a smoker and a steak grill.
Controls, probes and the hopper




The touchscreen runs the grill, the three probes and the low pellet alarm, and the app mirrors it so you can check a long smoke from inside. The burn pot lifts out for cleaning, and the gasketed, double-lined hood holds steady temperatures in any season.
How It Cooks
Here is how the grill handles the four jobs most owners buy it for.
As a pellet smoker
For brisket, pork butt and ribs, set the vaporizer or smoker plate in place and run Smoke or Smoke Plus mode. The gasketed hood keeps the smoke in and holds a low, steady temperature, and the three probes let you track a brisket point and flat and a pork butt at the same time. With a 13 lb. hopper, top it off before an overnight BBQ cook; the low pellet alarm warns you before it runs dry.
Searing and grilling
Swap in the briquette tray and switch to Sear mode for steaks, chops and burgers. At up to 725°F, the stainless grates leave real sear marks. For everyday grilling, the 34 x 18 1/2 in. main grate holds a full family meal, and the upper racks keep sides warm.
Charcoal and rotisserie
Charcoal mode turns the grill into a charcoal grill: load lump charcoal and wood chips in the charcoal tray and set one of three fan speeds to control the fire. On rotisserie models, the hidden 100 lb. motor turns a whole turkey, prime rib or a pair of chickens slowly over pellet smoke.
Built-In or on the Deluxe Cart?
It is designed to build into an island next to a Twin Eagles gas grill, so the stainless finish matches the rest of your Twin Eagles products. Built-in, it needs a 34 1/4 x 24 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. cut-out and a 120V outlet, and it weighs 320 lbs. The deluxe cart adds $2,399 and lets you roll it where you need it, which suits a patio without an island. Either way, a free outdoor kitchen design from us shows how it fits with the rest of your setup.
Building it in next to a Twin Eagles gas grill? See how Twin Eagles gas grills compare with other brands:
- Delta Heat: Delta Heat vs Twin Eagles grills
- Fire Magic: Twin Eagles vs Fire Magic comparison
- Alfresco: Alfresco vs Twin Eagles
Things to Know Before You Buy
- Price: at $9,759 built-in, it costs about $4,000 more than a Memphis Elite and more than twice a Coyote 36.
- Hopper: 13 lbs. is smaller than the Memphis Elite (24 lbs.) and Coyote (15 lbs.), so plan on refilling during an overnight smoke.
- Top heat: 725°F is plenty for searing, but the Memphis reaches 900°F.
- One size: it only comes in 36 inches.
- Rotisserie: it is a separate model, and it runs in the Smoke modes only.
- Island: it needs a 120V outlet within reach of its 5 ft. cord; Twin Eagles sells an insulated jacket, so check the install manual to see if your island needs one.
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On deluxe cart


Matching add-ons



First Cook: Starting and Shutting Down
The grill is set it and forget it, with no preheating or priming needed. These steps come from the Twin Eagles owner's manual.
Fill and switch on
Fill the hopper with dry wood pellets and turn on the switch next to the probe jacks.
Set it up
Pick a mode, set the target temperature and choose a probe preset on the touchscreen.
Light it
Make sure the firepot is clear of old pellets and ash, close the hood and tap GO.
Shut it down
Tap STOP. The fan runs a cooldown until the grill reaches 175°F, then it is safe to turn off.
- Clear the firepot and firebox of ash and grease before every cook.
- Switching pellet flavors? Empty the hopper, refill it, then run the Pellet Auger option to fill the auger with the new pellets.
- Keep the grill covered when not in use and use the probe jack inserts to keep water out.
Warranty and Who Makes It
- Lifetime: all fabricated stainless steel parts.
- 5 years: cooking grates, briquette tray, charcoal tray, vaporizer plate, burn pot and drip pans.
- 2 years: all other parts, including the electronics.
- 1 year: full parts and labor.
Twin Eagles builds the pellet grill in its own facility in Cerritos, California, alongside its C-Series and Eagle One gas grills, and Dometic has owned the company since 2021. To match it with a gas grill, see our C-Series grill review and Eagle One review.
Our Verdict
Buy it if
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It is the most heavily built pellet grill we sell, and its inserts and rotisserie make it the most versatile of the three in this review. You pay for that build. If matching a Twin Eagles kitchen matters to you, it is worth it; if you just want the best pellet grill for the money, the Memphis Elite is the better buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Twin Eagles pellet grills good?
Yes. They are built from 304 stainless steel inside and out, with a gasketed double-lined hood, a 140°F to 725°F range, four cooking inserts including a charcoal tray, three meat probes, Wi-Fi control and an optional 100 lb. rotisserie.
How much is the Twin Eagles pellet grill?
$9,759 built-in and $12,158 on the deluxe cart. The rotisserie models are $10,569 built-in and $12,968 on the cart.
Can the Twin Eagles pellet grill smoke?
Yes. It has Smoke and Smoke Plus modes, a smoker plate and a vaporizer plate for low and slow cooking, and it holds temperatures as low as 140°F.
What is the warranty on the Twin Eagles pellet grill?
Lifetime on the fabricated stainless steel parts, 5 years on the grates, inserts, burn pot and drip pans, 2 years on other parts and 1 year of full parts and labor.
Who makes Twin Eagles grills?
Twin Eagles, founded in 1999 and based in Cerritos, California, where it builds its grills. Dometic has owned the company since 2021.
Is Twin Eagles a good brand?
Yes. It is one of the few luxury grill brands still building in the USA, with lifetime coverage on its stainless steel parts and a full line of matching outdoor kitchen products.
How is the Twin Eagles pellet grill delivered?
It ships by freight carrier. Shipping is free on orders over $99.99 to the mainland US, and our shipping policy lists 1 to 2 business days of handling and 1 to 5 business days in transit. Inspect the grill when it arrives and note any damage on the delivery receipt.
Where can I buy a Twin Eagles pellet grill?
From authorized Twin Eagles dealers, including BBQ Kitchen Pros. Call 888-678-3530 with questions about your island, cut-out or which version to choose.
What is the cut-out for the built-in Twin Eagles pellet grill?
34 1/4 in. wide, 24 1/4 in. deep and 16 1/4 in. high, with a 120V outlet for its 5 ft. power cord.
Planning a pellet grill outdoor kitchen?
Send us your island plan and we will spec the grill, cut-out and matching storage at no charge. Call Matt, the owner, at 888-678-3530.
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