Napoleon Prestige PRO 665 Elite RSIB with Smart Technology & Electric Smoker Box

The Elite includes the parts and features that turn it from simply a grill to a full cooking system; a built-in electric smoker box so you get real wood smoke, smart technology with smart gas automation and storage and luxury. The standard 665 grills fantastically but if you require gas convenience, real smoke flavour and app-level control in one unit then this is the grill built for it.

The grill is available in a propane or natural gas model; choose the one for your setup when you order. The natural gas model will enable you to never have to switch cylinders over on a natural gas connection at home. This level of sophisticated cooking and grill technology is not suited to simple conversion between fuel types, so it really is important to buy the fuel type you will be running the grill on.

A drop-in smoker box on a normal grill relies on a burner to smolder the chips, while the Elite's dedicated electric smoker box heats the wood on its own, independent of the main burners. That means you can hold a lower, steadier smoke even while managing the grilling zones separately. It gives you far more control over adding real wood flavor than a basic box ever could.

Yes, on the PRO 665 Elite. Check SKU to confirm, as Napoleon bundles vary by market.

Not really. The smart features are there when you want them, but you can fire it up and grill burgers like any gas grill without touching an app. The automation and alerts mostly work in the background to make longer cooks easier. Think of the technology as help you can lean on, not a system you have to learn before dinner.

The same fundamentals as any grill, done a little more attentively given the investment: brush the grates after each cook, empty the grease tray regularly, wipe the stainless to keep it bright, and use a fitted cover between cooks. The electric smoker box and burners benefit from an occasional deeper clean. Treated with that routine care, a grill at this level lasts for many years.

With 665 square inches of primary cooking space and around 1,000 total across the main grates and warming rack, this grill comfortably feeds a big family and handles regular entertaining. Five main burners give you plenty of room to run multiple dishes at once. For most households that host often, it hits the sweet spot between the mid-size 500 and the huge 825.

The Elite includes both wired and wireless probes that report to the Napoleon app, so you can step inside and still watch your food and grill temperatures from your phone over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. In a normal backyard that easily covers monitoring a cook from the kitchen or the couch. It is genuinely useful on longer roasts and rotisserie cooks where you would rather not stand at the grill.

Yes. The built-in electric smoker box runs independently of the burners, and the rear infrared burner drives the rotisserie, so you can turn a self-basting bird on the spit while the smoker box adds wood flavor. Combined with the main burners, that lets you layer several techniques in one cook. It is one of the reasons this model is billed as a complete system.

The 825 is a larger, dual-head grill built for serious entertaining and running two separate cooks at once, while the 665 Elite focuses on one very capable head with smart technology and the built-in electric smoker box. If you want maximum capacity and dual-head flexibility, step up to the 825; if you want smart control and integrated smoking in a more manageable footprint, the 665 Elite is the pick.

Yes, the grill cooks normally with or without a connection, since the burners, ignition, and probes all function on their own and the app simply adds remote monitoring on top. If your Wi-Fi drops, you lose the phone alerts but not the ability to grill. The technology is a convenience layer, not a point of failure that leaves you unable to cook.