Imagine a world where the convenience of a pellet grill melds seamlessly with the authentic wood flavor you adore from traditional BBQs. The answer to your dreams might just be a gravity-fed charcoal grill.

A gravity-fed charcoal grill uses gravity to maintain a consistent burn of charcoal for extended periods. Like a pellet grill, it features a hopper that feeds lump charcoal, briquettes, and/or wood chunks — but it delivers the authentic smoke flavour that only real charcoal can produce.

Simply ignite the charcoal at the bottom of the hopper, set your target temperature, and the built-in fan and digital controller do the rest. The hopper holds up to 16 pounds (7.25kg) of briquettes, providing continuous heat for up to 12 hours without any intervention.

Gravity-fed grills let you smoke, grill, sear, bake, and roast — all with the rich charcoal flavour you love, and none of the hassle of traditional charcoal management.

Masterbuilt pioneered the gravity-fed charcoal grill in 2019 and holds a patent for the design — explaining the limited competition in the market. Their Gravity Series™ is available in three sizes to suit every space and cooking style.

Gravity Series™ 560

560 sq in • Up to 12 hrs • Perfect for smaller patios and beginners

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Gravity Series™ 800 Most Popular

800 sq in • Up to 10 hrs • Includes cast-iron griddle plate

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Gravity Series™ 1050

1050 sq in • Up to 8 hrs • Ultimate capacity for large gatherings

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Not sure which Masterbuilt Gravity Series is right for you? Here's how the three models stack up:

Masterbuilt pioneered the gravity-fed charcoal grill industry in 2019. The company holds a patent for this design, which explains the limited competition in the market. Here's how to choose:

• Choose the 560 if you have a small patio or deck, or if you're new to gravity-fed grills
• Choose the 800 if you want the flexibility of a flat-top griddle alongside traditional grilling
• Choose the 1050 if you regularly cook for large groups and want maximum cooking real estate

All three models share the same core technology — GravityFed™ hopper, DigitalFan™ temperature control, and Masterbuilt app connectivity. The difference comes down to space, budget, and how you cook:

• The 560 is the smartest entry point — compact, capable, and great value
• The 800 is the most versatile — the griddle option alone is worth the upgrade for many cooks
• The 1050 is for those who want the absolute best — the cooking space and searing temperature are unmatched in its class

Whichever you choose, you're getting Masterbuilt's proven gravity-fed technology and the kind of charcoal flavour that no pellet grill can replicate.