The Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 is a pellet grill built around a feature most competitors skip: a built-in Smoke Box that lets you burn real wood chunks, chips, or charcoal alongside the standard pellet feed, delivering richer smoke than a pellet-only system. The Sidekick propane side burner adds high-heat searing up to 700°F+, making this a true all-in-one outdoor cooking station. Available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B0BL1WT3MK).
| Cooking Area | 811 sq in total (429 sq in lower rack + 382 sq in upper rack) |
| Fuel Type | Wood pellets (main grill) + propane (Sidekick) |
| Temperature Range | 160°F – 500°F (pellet grill); Sidekick propane reaches 700°F+ |
| Hopper Capacity | 22 lb |
| Connectivity | WiFi, Camp Chef Connect app (4 temperature probe ports) |
| Probes | 4 probe ports; 1 meat probe included |
| Sidekick | Propane Sidekick with 14 in griddle plate included; swappable with Sear Box |
| Smoke Box | Built-in — burns wood chunks, chips, or charcoal alongside pellets |
"The Smoke Box is a game-changer. I threw in some apple wood chunks alongside cherry pellets and the smoke ring on my brisket looked like it came off an offset. This thing punches way above what I expected."
Source: BBQGuys verified reviewer
"Smoke number control is brilliant — I run it at 6 for ribs and 3 for chicken and the results are consistently better than anything I did on my old Traeger Pro. The Sidekick means I don't need a separate burner for searing anymore."
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrills
"Only complaint is the WiFi drops if I go more than 30 feet from my router. Not a dealbreaker since I can monitor via Bluetooth but the app loses connection more than it should."
Source: Amazon.ca reviewer
WiFi connectivity issues are among the…
WiFi connectivity issues are among the most frequently reported problems in Camp Chef owner communities, including Smoking Meat Forums and r/pelletgrills — the antenna placement inside the metal hopper is widely cited as a design flaw that causes dropouts and connection failures, especially at range.
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrillsOwners in r/pelletgrills consistently raise that…
Owners in r/pelletgrills consistently raise that the 811 sq in stated capacity is misleading for the 24-inch model because the upper rack limits usable height — large cuts like full briskets or tall items require careful positioning, and some owners report the Pro 24 is smaller in practical terms than the spec sheet suggests.
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrillsAuger jams are a recurring topic…
Auger jams are a recurring topic in Camp Chef owner threads, particularly when using lower-quality or damp pellets — the reported fix requires clearing the jam manually, and a recurring theme is that the issue appears more frequently in Canadian winter conditions where pellet moisture levels vary.
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrillsOwner sentiment in r/pelletgrills consistently positions the Woodwind Pro 24 as one of the most versatile pellet grills available — the Smoke Box and Sidekick combination genuinely expands what a pellet grill can do, and the PID controller delivers temperature precision owners notice. The WiFi connectivity frustrations are real and recurring, but owners who accept that limitation — or position the grill close to their router — report high long-term satisfaction.
