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Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect Premium XL Outdoor Grill & Smoker vs Pit Boss PB150PSB Portable Battery-Powered Pellet Grill

Two of the portable & combo pellet grills in our best portable pellet grills and pellet/gas combo grills comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.

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#4 of 7 in Portable & Combo Pellet Grills

Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect Premium XL Outdoor Grill & Smoker

3.4/10

Best for: An electric grill that adds real pellet smoke, with app control

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#5 of 7 in Portable & Combo Pellet Grills

Pit Boss PB150PSB Portable Battery-Powered Pellet Grill

2.8/10

Best for: A cordless pellet grill with a Flame Broiler

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecNinja Woodfire Pro Connect Premium XL Outdoor Grill & SmokerPit Boss PB150PSB Portable Battery-Powered Pellet GrillWeight
Total cooking areaTotal cooking area the maker lists. For combos it includes both the pellet and gas sides. 180 sq in 256 sq in 30%
Pellet hopper capacityBigger hoppers mean fewer refills. Skipped for grills that don't use a hopper. Not listed 7 lb 10%
WeightMatters for portables you load into a car. Skipped when the maker doesn't list it. 38.94 lb Not listed 15%
Wi-Fi / app control (listed)Yes only when the maker lists app connectivity for this model. Yes No 15%
Direct-flame searing (listed)Pit Boss Flame Broiler or a propane side lets you sear over a flame. No Yes 10%
Gas grill or griddle sideCombos add a separate propane grill or griddle for burgers and breakfast while the pellet side smokes. No No 10%
WarrantyMaker's warranty length on the main unit. Skipped when not stated for the model. 1 years 5 years 10%
ModelOG951Not listedinfo
Cooking space180 sq in nonstick grate256 sq ininfo
PowerElectric, 120 V, 1,760 W; burns Woodfire pellets for flavorBattery, up to 15 hours per charge; or plug ininfo
FunctionsGrill, BBQ smoke, air fry, roast, bake, broil, dehydrateNot listedinfo
ConnectivityNinja ProConnect app, 2 built-in thermometersNot listedinfo
Weight38.94 lbUnder 60 lb (Pit Boss)info
Warranty1 year5 yearsinfo
HopperNot listed7 lbinfo
Temperature rangeNot listed180–500 °F; Flame Broiler up to 1,000 °Finfo
EmberPick score3.4/102.8/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect Premium XL Outdoor Grill & Smoker

Better published figure on: Wi-Fi / app control (listed).

What we like

  • Lightest here (38.94 lb)
  • App control with two probes
  • Air fry and dehydrate modes

Watch out for

  • Electric heat with pellet smoke, not a pellet-fired grill
  • 1-year warranty

Pit Boss PB150PSB Portable Battery-Powered Pellet Grill

Better published figure on: Total cooking area, Direct-flame searing (listed), Warranty.

What we like

  • Runs on battery up to 15 hours
  • Direct-flame searing
  • 5-year warranty

Watch out for

  • Pit Boss lists the weight only as 'under 60 pounds'
  • No Wi-Fi listed

Verdict

Pit Boss is pellet-fired with battery power and a Flame Broiler; Ninja is lighter with app control and more cooking modes.

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