all in one grill
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Many all-in-one grills combine grilling with other functions such as roasting, baking, air frying, broiling and dehydrating, so a single unit commonly offers multiple cooking modes.
Most models provide adjustable temperature controls and either built-in or lid-mounted thermometers, plus digital displays or timers for precise temperature and time settings.
Some designs work as freestanding outdoor units and also as countertop indoor grills. Others include wheels and handles for easy moving, and many list compact, countertop-friendly dimensions for indoor placement.
Temperatures vary widely by model — examples include electric units around 356°F–518°F, many countertop grills up to about 500°F, pizza ovens up to 662°F, and some specialty ovens reaching 800°F.
All-in-one grills can be powered by propane/LPG, wood (wood-fired ovens), or electricity. Electric models commonly list wattage values — examples include 1200W, 1450W, 1500W, 1760W and 1800W.