Best Electric Smokers.
List of our top picks:
#1.) Masterbuilt Bluetooth Electric Smoker
#2.) Masterbuilt Analog Smoker Grill
#3.) Masterbuilt Electric Smokers
#4.) Cuisinart Electric Smoker Grill
#5.) Masterbuilt Electric Smoker Grill
#6.) Camp Chef Electric Smoker
#7.) Cuisinart Propane Smoker
#8.) Coming soon!
** FYI: links go to Amazon (had lowest smoker prices)
#1.) Masterbuilt Bluetooth Digital Electric Smoker
The Masterbuilt MB20074719 is a large smoker grill w/ 975 sq. inch. of space.
Large enough to cook 48 sausages or 24 burgers (at once!), it has 4 adjustable cooking racks + multiple hooks.
Masterbuilt special side-door lets you add wood chips for seasoning (great for BBQ ribs!).
- Hickory chips – mild flavor (most popular)
- Mesquite chips – smoke flavor, best for beef
- Applewood – best for chicken or pork
Personally I love that it comes w/ a remote control – glass door lets you monitor.
Also an interior light which you can turn on using the remote control.
Stainless steel interior is very easy to clean.
#2.) Masterbuilt Analog Electric Smoker
The Masterbuilt MB20070210 Analog Electric Smoker is built for space w/ a cooking area of 6.5 cu. ft.
It includes built-in thermometer (mounted on the upper door) + wood chip tray for adding flavoring. Inside it hosts 5 flex racks: 2 standard + 2 designed for jerky + 1 for cooking ribs
New feature — sausage hanger that’s mounted on top the interior.
Buyers found it easy to operate and that it maintains temperature for long durations.
Lots of happy buyers and it’s very affordable.
#3.) Masterbuilt MES 35B Electric Smoker
Masterbuilt Propane Smoker is very easy to operate — 1-button push start.
Inside there’s 717 sq. in. of cooking space + 4 chrome smoking racks.
Also includes a built-in thermometer mounted on the door.
You can see the inside temp on the door dial (seen on the image)
Masterbuilt 30-inch model is the most popular — Also available as 40-inch or 44-inch smokers.
#4.) Cuisinart Electric Smoker Grill
Cuisinart Electric Smoker has 548 sq. in. of cooking space and is the most affordable smoker on my list!
Personally I like the electric smoker because it’s easier + quicker to set up (good for beginners!), but you have the option to purchase as charcoal, propane or wood pellet grill.
For grilling it comes w/ external thermometer mounted on the door + a dial thermostat so you can adjust the temp from 100°F – 400°F
Includes chrome-plated racks and wood chip pan for flavoring.
Lots of positive buyer reviews — many mention that it’s easy to assemble + easy to adjust the temperature.
They also love it’s affordable price!
#5.) Masterbuilt Electric Smoker Grill
Masterbuilt Electric Smoker has cooking area measuring 975 sq. in. — large enough to cook for large families or for parties.
– 12 Chickens
– 48 Sausages
– 24 Burgers
– 4 Pork Butts
– 4 Racks of Ribs
– 2 Turkeys
Consistent smoking up to 275° which is great for meats that you’ll smoke for 1+ day.
Temp range: 100°F~ 450°F
Best of all – it comes w/ Masterbuilt Mobile App: turn on/off or adjust temp
Buyers confirm that it’s very easy to start + good for big groups. You can use up to 4 cooking racks for additional cooking space.
#6.) Camp Chef Electric Smoker
Camp Chef Smoker is a mid-size smoker w/ 903 sq. in. of cooking space.
Electric Smoker reaches temperatures up to 550°F
Smart design features include a door-mounted thermometer + 2 adjustable cooking racks w/ removable base tray (for easy cleaning!)
Also has a 2-door feature which lets you access the water + wood chip pans without opening the main door.
Runs on natural gas + it’s easy to assemble. Buyers say it’s easy to use and is great for larger parties.
#7.) Cuisinart Propane Smoker Grill
Cuisinart Vertical Propane Smoker has 785 sq. inches of cooking space (5.45 sq. ft.)
It’s one of the most affordable smokers on my list — includes 4 cooking racks + vent (which frees up space on top of the smoker)
Cooking area can be accessed using the large door, while the smaller door at the bottom can be used to reach the porcelain water and wood chip tray.
Large door has a front-door thermometer which monitors internal temperature.
Buyers say it’s easy to assemble and of great value for the price.
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