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Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24: What to Know
Camp Chef's Woodwind Pro line replaced the older non-Pro Woodwind as the company's flagship pellet grill, and the 24-inch version is the size most backyard cooks land on. The core grill runs on Camp Chef's WiFi controller with a PID-style temperature loop, which in practice tends to hold a set temperature a little tighter than simpler on/off pellet controllers, especially in windy or cold conditions.
The specific listing we verified bundles the grill with Camp Chef's Sidekick Flat Top, a propane-fired griddle attachment that clips onto the side of the smoker box. That's what accounts for the 811-square-inch 'total rack surface area' figure in the Amazon listing title — the grill's own main cooking grates are smaller than that number alone suggests, with the flat top making up the difference. We picked this bundled configuration on purpose, because it's the version of the Woodwind Pro 24 with the deepest review history on Amazon right now, and the flat top is a genuinely useful add for searing or griddling sides without firing up a second appliance.
If you only want the grill and don't want the flat top taking up patio space, Camp Chef also sells a grill-only WiFi 24 configuration through both its own site and Amazon; that listing was newer and had barely any reviews at the time we checked, which is why we didn't lead with it here.
Key Listed Features
811 sq in total rack surface with Sidekick Flat Top attached
WiFi app control with PID-style temperature holding
Includes Sidekick Flat Top griddle attachment
Ash cleanout system and side shelf storage
