- GMG Green Mountain Grills Trek Prime 2.0 WiFi Portable Wood Pellet Tailgating Camping BBQ Smoker Grill - Digital Enabled

Wouldn’t ever buy a different brand pellet smoker. It works great, holds temperature very well. I work on the road and i cook on it 5-6 times a week. Never had a issue with it so far.

This unit cooks great. Purchased to use on camping trips. We have cooked ribs, brisket, and hamburgers on it and all were great. It is small enough to be portable but has a large cooking area. Great value for the cost.

It is a awesome Portable pellet grill and easy to use have cooked everything from pizza to fresh Italian sausages and brats to pork steak to fries this is my second GMG grill and they are both great the pictures are of recent foods I have cooked

This is a great smoker. I drive truck for a living and carry it in my trailer. I fire it up whenever I have to do my reset. It runs within a couple degrees consistently and does a great job driving the smoke in. The only problem I've had is that the power supply quit on me recently. It started "pulsing" instead of providing constant power. I'm going to ask the seller to provide me a new one and will edit the review depending on their response.

I recently purchased this grill for our rv use. The grill is the perfect size for what we needed. The grill came without delay and was packaged very secure. The grill is an easy set up right out of the box. Once set up, the recommendation is too condition, or season the grill before use. The grill started and went through the necessary steps for proper operation, and was easily brought up to the 150 def temperature, then held the temp (350dgf) pretty solid; very little drift. After the seasoning (1/2 hr wait), the grill was shut down per the instruction, then powered off after the cooling period...all was good, and I was very happy with the purchase. That evening, I went to start the grill for dinner, and the grill went through the startup sequence. It stepped through all the necessary steps, but the igniter failed to operate. I went through the necessary trouble shooting and tried three more times to get the grill to ignite...it never did. There was no indication the igniter failed, other than the grill temperature never getting above ambient temp. As of now, I'm trying to get in contact with GMG to see if I can get a replacement igniter...all I've been able to accomplish is to leave a voice mail.... hopefully, I can get a replacement without purchasing it... Update: I was contacted by GMG and they will be sending me a new igniter at no charge to me; along with a detailed instruction on how to replace the igniter. The gentleman I spoke with was very helpful and answered all my questions. looking forward to grilling!

We have have had a lot of grills and smokers, This is our second pellet grill (wore the first one out). I have a small stone enclosure. I needed a pellet grill that would fit in it. It cooks well and is very easy. The interface with my cell phone lets me startup set temperatures and modify setting with ease. It's a lot of stainless steel and does not rust. I also have the pizza maker and it is a lot of fun and makes great pizza.

Good packaging, order complete, easy set up.

My first pellet grill. This is the updated upgraded Trek from the predecessor GMG Davy Crockett. The following are my impressions on the improvements: 1. The four legs for the unit are swapped out from the collapsable folding legs before. It is more more stable and I have tried the Davy Crockett and I prefer the stable legs of the Trek. Carrying the Trek is not difficult with the new configuration. 2. Apparently the control software has been upgraded, not sure what improvements there is there. To be determine I guess. But hopefully there is better wifi controls. 3. I opted for the Trek cart, which is sold separately. To be honest, with this new bells and whistle, I already run into the Jim Bowie price range. I am okay with it, cause I prefer to have the small unit. 4. The power plug. No need for a cordsafer. I am still mindful to place and plug in an area that no one traverses to prevent the cord from coming off the unit. Important consideration: a. All accessories for the Davy Crockett will work on the Trek. This is a plus since I do not need to wait for third parties to come out with new stuff for the Trek. Speaking of accessories: 1a. The biggest accessory I got was the replacement grill from thebbqhq.com. The custom made grill is beefier and the second rack is far more sturdy. Saw it in a youtube review video and decided to pull the trigger on getting one myself. Cons I need to address still: a1. The biggest con with the GMG Trek and for that matter the davy crockett is the huge amount of smoke leak venting from the lids, when the fan is activated. I saw a mod video and will look into how practical his solutions are. Overall, super happy with this grill. It is small in size compare to other smokers, but I wanted a small unit, I not planning on a huge cook for parties of 10 plus. Good buy for good eats. Thank you for reading my review. ciao.