The Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 (ASIN: B09XGCFNKW) is a premium WiFi pellet grill available on Amazon.ca for $1,299 CAD. It combines a 10-setting smoke intensity control with an integrated propane Sidekick sear burner — a combination no other pellet grill at this price matches.
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I recently bought a used 1/4" welded steel offset smoker on FB marketplace for a song and I'll probably never cook brisket on the WWPro ever again. 50% due to the price of brisket, and 50% due to the fact that I'll never achieve that flavor profile on my Pro, even with the smoke box.
As someone who used smoke tubes on my Traeger for years and now has a Pro 36...the firebox on the Pro brings way more smoke flavor than a tube or two...not even comparable honestly.
Got the WWP 36. Hopper endurance depends on temp. I've done 24 hour 275F brisket cooks and only needed to top it off at hour 16 or so.
I've got one. I don't think it can be matched by any other pellet grill. Go for it!
I have the 36 and I highly recommend it. I also have an electric, wsm, and offset as well. I would say the offset and wsm produce better overall results but the woodwind pro gets close, or at least close enough that with the convenience factor, it is my actual go to most regularly.
I like everything about my CC including the good veteran discount and customer service. I totally messed up one leg while assembling my DLX, called CC and they sent me a replacement the next day. Only disappointment is the grates. They feel cheap, and the $500 DLX and $1500 WWPro have the same ones.
I love my woodwind pro 36. I find the smoke box and the smoke control in the PID give you tons of options for smoke density and flavor. Personally, I feel that most people go different directions like the searwood due to it being a do it all, which I respect. For myself, however, my smoker is just for smoking and the woodwind pro does an amazing job.
I paid $800 for my CC WWP36. It's awesome, but not $2k awesome IMO.
I'm sure it's fine, but the ability to burn whole wood chunks sets Camp Chef apart from the rest.
Real time readings work. And you can change the temp or shutdown from the app. Alarms don't work.
The Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 is the best all-in-one pellet grill for serious outdoor cooks who want genuine smoke control flexibility and the ability to properly sear without a second appliance. The independent Smoke Number system and Sidekick burner genuinely earn their price premium over simpler pellet grills. At $1,299 CAD it's a significant buy, but buyers who use it regularly will find it's the last grill they need for years. It's ideal for enthusiasts who want to smoke, roast, bake, and sear all from one unit.
