Head-to-head · Best Smokeless Indoor Grills

George Foreman Smokeless Grill GRD6090B vs PowerXL Smokeless Grill with Turbo Smoke Extractor

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

The short answer

George Foreman Smokeless Grill GRD6090B comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.2 vs 3.7). The gap is mostly about families seeking quick, smoke-free contact grilling — read the strengths below before deciding.

Higher ratedRanked #3 in Best Smokeless Indoor Grills

George Foreman Smokeless Grill GRD6090B

4.2

$79.95as of May 31

The George Foreman GRD6090B Smokeless Grill brings the brand's signature contact-grilling design to smokeless indoor cooking. With digital Smart Select controls and up to 85% less smoke, it's ideal for families of 4-6 who want quick, smoke-free indoor grilling. The contact design cooks food from both sides simultaneously, cutting cooking time in half. While it's less versatile than flat-top models, the George Foreman excels at burgers, chicken, and sandwiches.

Strengths

— Digital Smart Select controls with touch-sensitive panel
— Up to 85% less smoke than traditional grilling
— Contact grilling cooks food from both sides simultaneously

Watch-outs

— Contact design limits versatility — can't grill flat items like steaks as easily
— Smaller cooking surface than dedicated flat-top models
— Price at $80 is mid-range for a contact grill

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Ranked #5 in Best Smokeless Indoor Grills

PowerXL Smokeless Grill with Turbo Smoke Extractor

3.7

$225as of May 31

The PowerXL Smokeless Grill uses Turbo Speed Smoke Extractor Technology to actively remove smoke during cooking, making it one of the most effective smokeless grilling solutions available. The tempered glass lid allows monitoring without opening, and the dishwasher-safe drip tray simplifies cleanup. While it's pricier than most competitors and the extraction fan adds some noise, the PowerXL delivers on its smokeless promise for indoor cooking.

Strengths

— Turbo Speed Smoke Extractor Technology actively removes smoke
— Tempered glass lid for monitoring food
— Large cooking surface for family-sized portions

Watch-outs

— Premium price at $225
— Smoke extraction fan adds noise during operation
— Larger footprint than compact models

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How they stack up

George Foreman Smokeless Grill GRD6090B

The George Foreman Smokeless GRD6090B outperforms the PowerXL Smokeless Grill in smoke reduction (85% less) and convenience, though the PowerXL offers a larger flat cooking surface. Compared to the Philips HD6371, the George Foreman is more affordable and compact but lacks the infrared technology.

PowerXL Smokeless Grill with Turbo Smoke Extractor

The PowerXL Smokeless Grill outperforms the Hamilton Beach 25361 in smoke reduction through its active extraction technology, though it's significantly more expensive ($225 vs $80). Compared to the Philips HD6371, the PowerXL offers active smoke extraction rather than infrared technology, which means it produces some noise but may be more effective at smoke removal.

Specs side-by-side

Spec	George Foreman Smokeless Grill GRD6090B	PowerXL Smokeless Grill with Turbo Smoke Extractor
Cooking Surface	Contact grill plates	Large flat surface
Power	1,500 watts	Smoke extraction fan + heating elements
Temperature Range	Digital Smart Select	Adjustable
Plate Type	Nonstick contact plates	Nonstick
Material	Stainless steel body	Stainless steel body, tempered glass lid
Dimensions	8.5 x 7.5 x 5.75 in	20 x 12 x in (depth varies)
Grill Type	Smokeless Contact Indoor Grill	Smokeless Indoor Grill with Smoke Extractor

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