Cuisinart CGL-330 Grilluminate Expanding LED Grill Light

Best grill light I have used. I have tried about 4 or 5 including Webbers own brand. This is far superior.

5/15/24Works well. Adequate for the surface area of the BBQ pit. Must be protected. It's NOT water proof

Terrible lighting outside with the grill and this really lights up the whole three grates and lets you see what you are grilling at night. Clamps well onto the handle and I love how you can stretch out the two sides to expand the light. I don't leave it on the grill, but it fits neatly on the inside pocket of the door of the grill. I'm afraid that putting the cover on and off might cause it to fall and there goes my investment.Great purchase and love the product! Great price compared to others!

The lighting is okay to cook by but I was hoping it would have been brighter. The light is more spread out because of the sliding bars which is a nice feature and I feel it's as bright as the Weber grill light. When this one burns out, I will try another brand. This light is a reasonable price, just wish it was brighter.

Definitely for outdoor grill but will go bad if left out. Fiancé loved it so much he wanted me to reorder him another. Totally worth it for the price

Well, I did what I should not do and that was to not check it as soon as it arrived. My wife thought it would be a wonderful light for me to have on my BBQ. It was a Cuisinart so I assumed a certain level of quality assurance. WRONG! Went past my 30 day return period with Amazon and wasted my money. Anyway, I tried hard spending about 1 1/2 hours trying to get unit to make light - its sole purpose.Used some Duracell batteries carefully placing them in the battery compartment. NOTHING LIT UP WHEN THE SWITCH TOUCHED. Took them out and tested all three new batteries and all were at full capacity. Reinstalled them carefully making sure both negative and positive ends touched contact points in the battery compartment. Again, NO LIGHT. Tried 3 more new Duracell batteries - same results.Thought about taking it apart but can't see how it assembled (may be solvent glued together). Thought maybe the on/off switch was defective. Alas, there is no way to access it without breaking the light apart.Thoughtful comment: What is the fixation on AAA batteries. A AA battery holds TWICE the juice and would last twice as long. The cost for both batteries is the same at least in the US. The single light that holds all 3 batteries is over 1 1/4 inches thick at the most and could EASILY accommodate a larger more economical battery. So, if you look for an option, look for a larger battery. Unit says good for 7 hours but when grilling in the back yard, 7 hours passes quickly. With most of these lights, they die fast when they are about to go. In addition, in my area AA and AAA batteries are sold in packs of 4 each. Since this unit only takes 3 batteries, you have a spare new battery not to loose track of (also a pain in the butt). I would much rather get 25% more battery life (and the manufacturer had plenty of room to make compartment hold 4 cells). Apparently just a crappy design, poor workmanship, no quality control, and your wallet is $25.00 or $30.00 lighter after buying this worthless piece of plastic.Shame on you Cuisinart!Recommendation: Save your money and take your wife or girlfriend out for a nice lunch this coming weekend. Put a regular $5.00 flashlight in your armpit for light at your BBQ.Addendum: Yes, it would be a pain in the ass to use. The LED light covers are clear plastic and would cloud or smoke over after a short period. Since the unit is not waterproof, those 3 lenses would be a pain in the butt to clean and keep up your light illumination. Should it start raining, run for your BBQ, as your light will get wet and die.Since you can't leave it outside, and you can't close the hood with it on, it would be a "pain in the butt" to be constantly removing and replacing the light. The tightening knob is metal and it passes through a threaded plastic opening to tighten. The plastic opening is very sloppy (molded opening for threads are over sized) and the tightener would strip this out in no time. At that point, you could no longer attach it to your BBQ hood. The heat raising to the hood of the BBQ would soften this plastic and exacerbate the problem. Another reason to pass on this unit (sloppy manufacturing, design, and tolerances).If you are happy that I saved you $25.00 or $30.00, please hit the yes button below. I will at least have the satisfaction of knowing I saved someone some money.

I was always trying to hold a flashlight while checking on my barbecue and this has changed everything. I absolutely love this it was a great invention.

Just as described.

work and fit nice on Napoleon Prestige 665. nice bright lights, the ability to slide in and out doesn’t make much difference though. would buy again.

good quality, easy to install, lights up the whole grill

I wasn't sure how well this light would work but was pleasantly surprised. It attaches very easily to the bbq handle and the adjustable head is nice. I have only used it a few times so far, but would buy again at this point.

This was a great purchase!! I was worried it wouldn't be enough light but it is very bright. Perfect for grilling at night, even works in -30 degree Celsius weather!! Hubby loves it!

I've been using this light for about a month. It is decent, but not great. The light is mounted on the handle of my BBQ. It has a swivel head that works well for moving it down when putting the cover on, but you have to adjust it each time you use it and close the lid, it runs into the knobs of the bbq. The light works but is a little weak, moving the lights apart really doesn't increase the amount of light to the grill.