BILD tested electric grills. Our 2-in-1 table and stand grill was right in the middle of it — and straight off, it came out as best value winner. In this post, we take a closer look at what the testers actually measured.
The test results in detail
BILD tested our grill technically, focusing on heating time, temperature distribution and power consumption.
Heating time and temperature
After 6 minutes, the grill reached 152°C in the cooking chamber, with even heat distribution across the grate. On the highest setting, the average grate temperature settles at 231°C; on the lowest, it drops to 111°C. This range allows both searing at high heat and gentler cooking at low heat.
Power consumption
According to the test, the unit uses 0.15 kWh to heat up and 0.23 kWh for a 30-minute grilling session — the best figure in the test field.
Test verdict
BILD rates the grill as the best value package in the test field: best measured values, wide temperature range, a stable and easily portable grill station.
The product
The tested grill is available in our shop as a stand grill, 2400 W, with non-stick coating and wind shield hood:
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 2000–2400 W |
| Grill plate size | 44 x 33.5 cm |
| Grilling surface | Non-stick coated metal |
| Temperature control | Continuously adjustable thermostat |
| Dimensions | W90 x H97 x D45 cm |
| Modes | Stand (83 cm) or tabletop use |
| Features | Fat collection tray, thermometer, foldable |
According to thermostat calibration, the MAX setting corresponds to roughly 200°C on the grill plate, which works out to around 150°C inside the lid — matching the test values.
The full test is available at BILD: Electric grills tested 2026. To order the grill directly, find it in our shop.
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