I am rating this mindful of the cost.  I had a 14 year old Genesis B that I adored, but which had pretty much lived its life and which I did not feel like taking on a multi state move.  This is a temporary fix while we are in a rental until we buy our next home.  First the good: Easy assembly.  The igniter is a little hard to align just right but once set it works fine (you need to leave a little space, as noted).  Seems to get sufficiently hot to properly heat the meat for proper cooking and for "sizzle" on the outside.  I have found that you need to keep the lid on and pretty much run it on high in order to cook. The little bottles of gas seem to last pretty well.  Now the not so good.  As others have mentioned, as compared to wire cooking surfaces the juices tend to pool up (if you have the grate flipped the wrong way).  It is far harder to clean than the very similar looking grate (color; blue/grey) on my Genesis, even with pumice and Scotch Brite sponge pads.  If the lid is not on it likely won't get hot enough to cook much of anything. The cooking surface is small so you sometimes have to cook "in shifts".  Overall though, for $50 it is a very workable little gas grill for tailgating, camping, apartment/condo dwellers or those in situations like ours.  Once we move I will buy another Genesis and it will likely not be used again but for the year we are here it seems to have been a good purchase and allows me not to have to move a dirty grill a few months down the road.  It was also cheap enough that I won't feel disappointed if it sits on the shelf, mostly unused, after that year.