Pit Boss Navigator 850 Connected Wood Pellet Grill
Pit Boss · Model PB850M
- Total cooking area
- 932 sq in
- Hopper capacity
- 30 lb
- Max controller temperature
- 500°F
- Lowest controller temperature
- 180°F
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Traeger Woodridge Pellet Grill
More of everything that is measured, for $100 less: 932 sq in against 860, a 30 lb hopper against 24, the same 500°F top setting, WiFi and one probe, plus a Flame Broiler lever for direct-flame searing, which Traeger does not list on the Woodridge. The warranty is 5 years against 10.
Better
- Total cooking area: 932 sq in vs 860 sq in
- Hopper capacity: 30 lb vs 24 lb
- Direct-flame searing
Matches
- Max controller temperature
- WiFi app control
- Meat probes included
Gives up
- Warranty: 5 yr vs 10 yr
Full specifications
As Pit Boss publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Total cooking area
- 932 sq in
- Hopper capacity
- 30 lb
- Max controller temperature
- 500°F
- Lowest controller temperature
- 180°F
- WiFi app control
- Yes
- Meat probes included
- 1
- Direct-flame searing
- Yes
- Warranty
- 5 yr
- Weight
- Not listed
Source: www.pitboss-grills.com
What matters in pellet grills
Every grill here burns hardwood pellets fed by an auger, with a controller that holds the temperature you set. What separates them is plainer: how much food fits on the racks, how many pounds of pellets the hopper holds before a refill, how hot and how low the controller goes, whether you can run it from your phone, how many meat probes come in the box, whether it can open up for a direct-flame sear, and how long the maker stands behind it.
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