Customer reviews from weber.com
Weber - Spirit E-425 4 Burner Liquid Propane Gas Grill - Black
Average customer rating
4.4
(406 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 406 reviews
5 Stars
263
4 Stars
87
3 Stars
33
2 Stars
7
1 Star
16
88%of customers recommend this product.
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282 out of
319)
Customer Reviews for Weber - Spirit E-425 4 Burner Liquid Propane Gas Grill - Black
Posted by: Tdemp
from New Hampshire
Expertise:Intermediate
Verified Purchase:Yes
Sear burners and burner control is great. Makes a huge difference
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: ToddH
from Helena Ohio
Verified Purchase:Yes
So far so good, this grill has even heat distribution, the cooking surface is cast iron grate which is far superior to wire grates
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting weber.com
Customer Rating
5
Best Outdoor grill on market, reasonably priced
on April 24, 2025
Posted by: H Rice
Verified Purchase:Yes
New Weber Grill has been excellent, no problems, no flame flair ups, easy to start grille with direct gas line to home natural gas connection. I would give five star rating to 2025 Weber grill.
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Posted by: TRCooper
from Opelika AL
Verified Purchase:Yes
It’s one of the best grills I ever owned. It was a little pricey but for now kind of worth it.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Terry D
from Central TX
Expertise:Intermediate
Verified Purchase:Yes
Love the new grill. It replaced a 19 year old Weber. The sear burners worked well and today I am slow cooking baby back ribs using the cool side for the ribs. A learning curve in keeping a constant 325 using the first two burners.
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Posted by: Mr wener
Verified Purchase:Yes
Still getting used to this model , so far it doesn't heat up amd cook as well as my previous Genesis grill did . Not sure I'm a fan of the sear zone .
Response from weber.comBy Consumer Care, Weber, April 29, 2025
Thank you for your feedback and for choosing a Weber grill! Your grill should easily reach 450F, which is hot enough to cook and sear.
It sounds like your grill may be in a safety mode known as “bypass." What’s happening is that the regulator thinks there’s a gas leak, so it reduces the pressure.
Perform a soapy water leak test to check for leaks. If there is no leak, follow these instructions to reset the bypass safety mode. This is not only the reset, but how you want to light your grill each and every time.
Open the lid
Make sure all knobs are in the off position
Turn your LP tank on all the way
Wait 60 seconds
Turn the first burner to start/high (9:00 position)
Hit your igniter
Turn on remaining burners one at a time and set each to high
Close the lid
Let your grill preheat to 450°F
Our Specialist team is here to help. Please look for our email outreach soon. Thank you!
It sounds like your grill may be in a safety mode known as “bypass." What’s happening is that the regulator thinks there’s a gas leak, so it reduces the pressure.
Perform a soapy water leak test to check for leaks. If there is no leak, follow these instructions to reset the bypass safety mode. This is not only the reset, but how you want to light your grill each and every time.
Open the lid
Make sure all knobs are in the off position
Turn your LP tank on all the way
Wait 60 seconds
Turn the first burner to start/high (9:00 position)
Hit your igniter
Turn on remaining burners one at a time and set each to high
Close the lid
Let your grill preheat to 450°F
Our Specialist team is here to help. Please look for our email outreach soon. Thank you!
Written by a customer while visiting weber.com
Posted by: ChefJoe
from Longs, SC
Expertise:Intermediate
Verified Purchase:Yes
This was an upgrade to a 15 year old 3 burner Spirit that I gave to my son in law (moving company would not move it). Not surprisingly the build quality seems just as good as the old one and all of my accessories fit. The only thing notable to me is the this NG grill does not seem to burn as hot as the old propane model.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting weber.com
Customer Rating
3
Get's super hot on low
on April 30, 2025
Posted by: John256
from AL
Bought this yesterday and can't figure out why it gets up to 500 degrees on low. Had an issue getting it to light at first, finally got it lit. I then seasoned the grates on low and the temperature hovered around 500 degrees. I replaced my old Spirit 3 burner with this one and I never ran into this issue. Is this the normal temp for low?
Response from weber.comBy Consumer Care, Weber, April 30, 2025
Thank you for your feedback! We understand your concern and we are here to help with temperature control.
New grills are more reflective inside and tend to run hotter. To reduce the temperature, try turning off one or more main burners and setting the others to low.
Our Care team is here to assist you with the learning curve we expect for any new grill. Please look for our email outreach soon! Thank you.
New grills are more reflective inside and tend to run hotter. To reduce the temperature, try turning off one or more main burners and setting the others to low.
Our Care team is here to assist you with the learning curve we expect for any new grill. Please look for our email outreach soon! Thank you.
Written by a customer while visiting weber.com