Honda HRR216VKA Lawn Mower vs Masterbuilt Gravity Series 800 Digital Charcoal Grill

The Honda HRR216VKA is a dependable gas-powered walk-behind lawn mower designed for efficient residential yard maintenance. It combines a reliable Honda GCV160 engine with advanced cutting technology to deliver a clean cut across various grass types. Equipped with the Smart Drive variable speed system and a 3-in-1 MicroCut twin-blade system, this mower offers excellent maneuverability and versatility for mulching, bagging, or discharging. Its durable steel deck and easy-starting mechanism make it a popular choice for homeowners seeking professional-grade performance.

The Gravity Series 800 solves the fundamental problem with charcoal: temperature control. A GravityFed vertical hopper holds enough charcoal for up to 10 hours, gravity keeps feeding the fire as fuel burns down, and a DigitalFan regulates airflow to hold the temperature you set. You set a number and the grill maintains it, the way a pellet grill does, but burning real charcoal. It is also three appliances in one: charcoal grilling on traditional grates, a full flat-top griddle insert for searing and sauteing breakfast, burgers and fajitas, and low-and-slow smoking. Control is from the digital board on the grill or from a phone through the Masterbuilt app, so temperature can be monitored during a long cook without standing over it.

• Reliable and easy-starting Honda engine
• Excellent mulching capability with twin blades
• Convenient variable speed self-propelled drive
• Durable steel cutting deck

• Real charcoal flavour with digital temperature control
• Griddle insert included, not sold separately
• 10-hour hopper covers a full brisket cook
• App monitoring during long smokes

• Requires regular gas and oil maintenance
• Heavier than electric or push mower models
• No smart or app connectivity features

• More complex than a simple charcoal kettle, with a fan and electronics to fail
• Requires mains power for the fan and controller
• Ash and hopper cleanout is more involved than a pellet grill