Char-Griller® AKORN® Kamado Charcoal Grill and Smoker with Cast Iron Grates, Warming Rack and Locking Lid with 445 Cooking Square Inches in Graphite, Model E16620
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Color: Graphite
Style: Traditional Temperature Control
Features
- KAMADO CHARCOAL GRILL - Kamado style BBQ Grill & Smoker perfect for both high heat grilling and low and slow cooking
- LARGE COOKING AREA - 20 inch Cooking Diameter with 447 square inch total Cooking Area can cook up to 27 burgers at once
- BEST IN CLASS FEATURES - Triple-Walled Steel Insulated Design, Cast Iron Grates, Locking Lid, 8" Locking Caster Wheels, Removable Warming Rack, Bottom Storage Shelf, and Foldable Side Shelf Workstations with BBQ Tool Storage Hooks
- EASY TO USE & CLEAN - Control the heat levels with ease using the indexed adjustable dual dampers and thermometer, and quickly clean up after grilling using the removable Easy Dump Ash Pan
- DIMENSIONS - 31L x 45W x 47H, 97 lbs (pairs with the Char-Griller 6755 AKORN Grill Cover and 6201 AKORN Smokin' Stone, both sold separately)
Description
Looking for great searing, smoking, & superior low & slow cooking? Look no further than the Char-Griller AKORN Kamado charcoal grill, slate. With features like an easy dump ash pan & Dual adjustable dampers, this grill is easy to use & delivers great results. Cast iron grill grates & a warming Rack make cooking for the whole crew A breeze.
Brand: Char-Griller
Model Name: AKORN Kamado
Power Source: Charcoal
Color: Graphite
Outer Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 97 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 45"D x 31"W x 47"H
Inner Material: Cold Rolled Steel
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Manufacturer: Char-Griller
Brand: Char-Griller
Model Name: AKORN Kamado
Power Source: Charcoal
Color: Graphite
Outer Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 97 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 45"D x 31"W x 47"H
Inner Material: Cold Rolled Steel
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Manufacturer: Char-Griller
UPC: 789792166209
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Item Weight: 97 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: E16620
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Graphite
Style: Traditional Temperature Control
Works great. Highly recommend. Big learning curve, depending on what you are wanting to do with it. Low and slow can be challenging. Choosing the right charcoal, starting techniques, damper positions, etc. At 350f you can place your hand on the shell for a second without being burned (not the top damper!) so not too dangerous for kids and pets. The thermostat is consistent with my probes so I consider it accurate. The metal body is prone to rust and thus requires a bit of care (oiling) and continuous covering. You WILL need a cover even if it will be stored inside. You will want to keep the metal parts oiled which will attract dust if left uncovered. The paint on some of the metal parts is not high quality and will rust even in dry conditions such as a garage. The grates are heavy and easy to clean. Just keep them oiled and a quick brush has you ready to grill. I move mine a lot and the wheels work perfect, with one caster in the rear and two fixed. You can spin it and place it in tight areas if needed. The side tables fold up easily for storage, just be careful how much tension you put on the nuts during assembly for ease of use. Charcoal lasts forever in this guy. I never run out of heat and always have more left than expected for the next cook. I have used both lump and briquettes with great results. Simply close your dampers after you are done cooking and the fire will go out without burning up all the rest of your charcoal. How cool is that? (hehe) If you want a kamado on a budget, this is the one to get. It has plenty of space to cook on and won't break your bank.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Izzban
Color: Graphite
Style: Traditional Temperature Control
We got it today 2 days earlier then said so cool. This is our second one of this grill we liked it so much we just got another. We had our first for several years it finally rusted out the bottom water had some how got in it but it's a awesome grill. That's why we decided to get another one
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Nana
Color: Graphite
Style: Traditional Temperature Control
The media could not be loaded. Update 12/5/19 --- I've had this now for 1.5 years, and I still really like it. I'm not seeing any signs of rust, and all the seams still seal, even though I've been using this probably twice a week on average. I still think it's a great price to get into a Kamado BBQ. I smoked a 20lb. turkey for Thanksgiving last week, it was moist and juicy and smokey, with crisp skin. Then I reverse seared a 3lb. prime rib roast the next day. You can make great veggies on it, too. Maybe the biggest hit has been the baba ganoush (smokey eggplant and garlic dip), but any roasted veggies will come out excellent. Original review --- TL;DR: You have to consider this $300 Kamado in comparison to spending 2-8x as much for other Kamado style grills. I am sure I would love to have a Weber Summit or a Kamado Joe, but I can buy this over and over again for the cost of one of those units. I have had this for a year now, and it's been great. It's much lighter and less fragile than the ceramic units, and provides great control over temperatures. By buying bags of different types of wood chunks, you can tailor the smoke flavor to the food easily. The Akorn took me about 1.5 hours to assemble, and I had no issues. All the parts were present, and all the fasteners were packaged in a blister pack that identified everything, so it was easy to see that I had all the parts. All the parts lined up and everything mounted the way the instructions said it should. The gaskets both sealed perfectly, and have continued to seal for the 6 months I've had it. This is the only Kamado grill I've owned, but it has been easy to figure out. I've cooked half a dozen pork butts on it, I've done a couple full briskets, lots of spare ribs, 3 or 4 prime rib roasts, probably 8 turkeys and a bunch of steaks. I love doing a "reverse sear" on prime rib or steaks (smoke the meat low at 225°F until it reaches about 120°F internal, take the meat off and crank up the heat to 500°F or more, then sear the meat for about 2 minutes on each side). Everything has been at least good, and after a bit of practice, most things have come off great! I've also roasted peppers, done artichokes, eggplants and a bunch of other veggies, in different ways, on this grill. It gives you super control and a wide range of temperatures, and you can raise the temperature really fast. It only takes 5-10 minutes to do the raise from smoking to searing I mentioned above. Speaking of which, it's very important, especially for cooking at lower temperatures, to keep a careful eye on the grill temperature as it heats up. It's much easier to bring the heat up than to try to cool the grill down. This isn't a knock on the Akorn itself, it's a property of all the Kamado style grills. Be very careful not to let it run away, or it will take you a long time to get it back down to where you want it. You also definitely want to buy a pizza stone/heat deflector stone for this, in order to do low and slow cooking. I think I paid $35 for the one I bought to go with the Akorn. This is what allows you to cook over indirect heat, to smoke low and slow, to put a water pan in to keep the food moist for longer cooks, and to catch drippings for sauces and gravies. The cast iron grate is easy to use and keep clean, if you season it first. Mine is black and somewhat glossy, like a cast iron pan, and food doesn't stick to it. The ash removal system is easy to use and effective. After removing the ash pan, try to pour the ash out away from the air intake or you'll get some between the walls. A number of reviews talk about rust problems. I'm about 6 miles from the Pacific Ocean, and we can have a lot of fog, so I was concerned about that. I haven't seen any rust forming yet, but I did buy a cover for the grill to try and protect it. At this price, if it rusts out in 5 years and I have to buy another one, I'll be dead before it costs me as much as a Weber Summit. As others have reported, the thermometer in the lid is not accurate. I factored that into my expectations, and I already had a wireless thermometer that I was using on my gas grill. Consider, if you don't already have one, getting a 2 (or more) probe wireless thermometer. You want to have a probe for the grill temperature and another for the food. This will allow you to do longer cooks without opening the lid and losing heat. Also, I would recommend that you get some heat proof gloves, so you can add or remove the heat deflector while it's hot or there's a fire going.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018 by Darryl Richman Darryl Richman