Pros: Using the Bradley smoker is easy, and cleaning it is a breeze. Features an automatic briquette feed that makes powering the unit almost effortless.

Cons: We found that the Masterbuilt has more cooking space.

Summary: Similar to the Masterbuilt in quality and features, but the Masterbuilt's larger cooking capacity make it a better deal.

Pros: Incorporates a lot of features into one value-priced smoker. Side-loading wood chip tray and "set and forget" digital temperature control make smoking food convenient and easy.

Cons: Some testers noted occasional construction and electrical flaws.

Summary: User-friendly features and an affordable price earn the Hunter our top marks for the best value on the market.

Pros: Basic and small, yet offers the unique feature of doubling as an indoor smoker.

Cons: Cooking lots of food for large groups of people isn't an option with this small smoker.

Summary: A smart choice for those who don't need a large smoker, and who like the idea of being able to smoke food indoors.

Pros: A basic smoker that is easy to use. Has all of the functions that owners need without a high price tag.

Cons: Flaking paint and some other minor quality issues don't concern users who like the affordable price.

Summary: Has some minor flaws, but still a solid choice for bargain-minded consumers. Comes in second place to the Masterbuilt for being the best deal available.