Most gas grills arrive with a hose and a cabinet to hide the tank behind. This one has neither, and that is deliberate. Nexgrill’s Deluxe 4-Burner, model 730-0958HE, runs on natural gas only.
The spec table makes that commitment physical rather than promotional. Tank enclosure: N/A. There is nowhere on this cart to stand a cylinder, and no conversion kit exists.
Then Nexgrill bolts on four casters and sells them as easy transport. That is the odd note on an otherwise plain grill. What is the mobility for, on a cooker tied to a pipe?
First Impressions of the Nexgrill Deluxe 4-Burner Natural Gas Grill
Setup has a step no propane grill has. Someone must bring gas to the exact spot where the grill will stand. Book that work first. The grill can wait; the pipe cannot.
The cart reads as two halves in two materials. Below sits a black steel cabinet on four casters, with two doors and nothing behind them. Above it, a black porcelain lid with stainless shoulders and a gauge set into the front.
Four knobs run across a stainless panel, with a fifth for the ceramic searing side burner. Lift the lid and the grates are cast iron on angled porcelain flame tamers. That is a heavy set of metal for the price class. Nothing here feels flimsy under the hand.
One evening of cooking makes the bargain obvious. Nothing under this cart empties while you work. A full grate, a long roast and a second round all cost the same.
Key Features of the Nexgrill Deluxe 4-Burner Natural Gas Grill
Most of this grill is conventional. The interesting parts are easy to miss on a listing. One of them decides whether you can own it at all. The rest is metal and knobs.
- Natural gas only: The feature bullets and the spec table both say it plainly. There is no LP setting, no orifice kit and no dual-fuel option. That single line decides more than everything below it.
- Gourmet Plus griddle and smoker tray: A cast iron griddle and a smoker tray come with the grill. Nexgrill lists them among the product’s own features rather than as accessories. Flat-top cooking and smoke both happen on the main grate.
- Four stainless steel main burners: They share a published total of 59,000 BTU. Four separate tubes across one wide box means real zones rather than one big fire. Each has its own knob.
- Cast-iron: The main cooking grids are cast iron. Heavy grates ride out a cold load without giving up their heat. They also want oil and a dry night more than steel does.
- Electric Igniter: Nexgrill fits a continuous electronic ignition system. You push and turn rather than hunting for a lighter. Continuous spark suits a grill you may be lighting in wind.
- Side Burner: A ceramic searing side burner sits at the right of the panel. Steaks and sauces can leave the main grate to it. Nexgrill publishes no output figure for it.
- Stainless steel: Stainless does the hot work here, in the four burners and the lid shoulders. The control panel is stainless too. The lid itself is black porcelain over steel. Two shelves with tool hooks flank the firebox.
- Angled porcelain flame tamers: They sit between burner and food across the whole box. Fat that falls is turned back into smoke before it reaches a burner port. They also smooth the cold stripes between tubes.
The output figure is easy to state and the area figure is not. Nexgrill publishes 59,000 BTU across four stainless burners, in both its bullets and its specs. It then publishes two different cooking areas for the same grill.
The product page bullets say 627 sq in of total cooking space. The spec table on that same page says 775.72 sq in. That splits into 563.55 sq in primary and 212.17 sq in secondary. There is a clue about which set belongs here.
Nexgrill publishes those same three figures for its 6-burner natural gas model, the 730-0896GH. Picking a side would be a guess, so we will not. What the hardware does is far less ambiguous. Four burners under one wide box give you graded zones, not hot and less hot.
Cast iron over angled tamers stores that heat and softens the stripes between tubes. The searing side burner is the one place Nexgrill goes quiet. It is named in the features and again in the specs, with no number attached. Treat it as a sear station of unstated strength.
Build, handling and durability
A cart grill is mostly folded sheet metal, and that is where corners get cut. This one spends its money unevenly, and the pattern is worth reading.
The lid is the part you touch most, and the better half of the cart. Black porcelain over steel, stainless shoulders, and a gauge set into the front. Underneath, cast iron and angled porcelain do the actual work.
The cart below is where the fuel choice quietly changes things. The cabinet has no tank enclosure, because no cylinder ever goes in it. What most grills give over to a bottle, this one gives to storage.
Which brings us back to those four casters. Nexgrill’s own overview copy gives the honest version of what they are for. They let you wheel the grill out of the elements. That is hose-length movement, not yard movement, and the difference matters on delivery day.
There is a blank in the paperwork you should know about. Nexgrill publishes no assembled size and no weight for this model. Measure the run of wall, and the route to it, unaided.
Running costs, upkeep and value
Nexgrill shows no price on this grill’s page. Its only buying control is a Home Depot button, which would not open for us today. So the ownership case has to be argued without a figure, and it survives that fine.
What comes free here is the thing similar listings usually charge for. The cast iron griddle and the smoker tray are named among the product’s own features. Nexgrill’s propane sibling, the 720-0958AE, offers no griddle system at all despite carrying 63,000 BTU. That is a real difference between two grills sold under one Deluxe 4-burner name.
Day to day, the pipe beats the cylinder on more than fuel cost. Nothing runs out mid-cook, nothing needs weighing, and nothing needs driving to a swap cage. Upkeep is the usual cast iron bargain: keep the grates and griddle dry and oiled.
Cover is published for one component and withheld for the rest. Eight years on the four main burners is a real commitment and an unusually long one. The grates, the tamers, the side burner and the cart carry no published term. Not on the page a buyer is sent to.
Possible Nexgrill Deluxe 4-Burner Natural Gas Grill Complaints
- The fuel decision is final on the day you order: This is a natural gas grill with no other setting. Nexgrill sells no kit to change that. A buyer who guesses wrong owns an appliance that cannot be lit. If your patio has no line, the 720-0958AE is the propane version of the same cart.
- Its own page cannot agree on how big it is: One figure says 627 sq in and another says 775.72 sq in, on the same screen. The larger set matches a grill with two more burners, which is not reassuring. Plan around the smaller number if capacity decides your purchase. Treat any extra as a bonus.
