ThermoPro Wireless Meat Thermometer of 500FT, Bluetooth Meat Thermometer for Smoker Oven, Grill Thermometer with Dual Probes, Smart Rechargeable…
$34
- 500-Ft Bluetooth Range: ThermoPro meat thermometer wireless features advanced Bluetooth 5.0 technology that can provide a strong, effective connection to track temperatures from 500 feet away; Just leave this grilling thermometer beside your grill or oven and remotely monitor the cooking progress using your smartphone
- Easy-to-Use, Multifunctional App: Receive real-time alerts on the go with the ThermoPro BBQ App; Set your desired food temperatures, customize alarms and timers, and view graphs on your phone; USDA meat presets help you to cook to perfection
- Effectively Manage Your Time: Equipped with an advanced estimator algorithm, this smoker thermometer wireless can estimate proper cooking time to help better plan your meals; Pre-alarm settings (5/10/15°F) ensure your meat is removed from the heat at the perfect time
- Highly Accurate Dual Meat Probes: Wireless thermometer features dual BBQ temperature probes which can simultaneously monitor internal meat temperatures and ambient temperatures up to 572°F with an accuracy of ±1.8°F
- Rechargeable Transmitter with Backlit LCD: This rechargeable Bluetooth thermometer can hold a charge for 8 months, providing worry-free operation that doesn’t require frequent battery changes; Large backlit LCD display shows temperatures for both probes, allowing this meat thermometer for smokers to easily convey important info with just a quick glance
- Bluetooth Certification: Meat thermometers provide flawless wireless operation based on the official Bluetooth SIG standards
Specification: ThermoPro Wireless Meat Thermometer of 500FT, Bluetooth Meat Thermometer for Smoker Oven, Grill Thermometer with Dual Probes, Smart Rechargeable…
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FergyMcFerguson –
So I purchased this to complement my new traeger grill. I had an old non-Bluetooth grill thermometer that was past its primer and only had one probe so I decided to go with this ThermoPro 4 probe model as an upgrade. As I wasn’t familiar with the Traeger grill and not confident in it’s built in PID I wanted something to 1. Be able to monitor ambient temps inside the grill + 2-3 pieces of meat 2. Be able to use my phone to monitor temps instead of a proprietary handheld monitor 3. Have a decent enough range that it won’t lose connection when I go inside my house and this devices checks all the boxes. As a bonus, this device is also rechargeable with USBC so no more replacing AA batteries.
When it arrived, packaging was clean and easy to open. Instructions included were clear on how to get it up and running. As soon as I opened the box, I hooked up all the probes and dropped them in ice water to check the accuracy and they were all within +/- 1-2 degrees of 32F.
The 4 probe package comes with two grill grate clips to hold the probes in place that are secure and do well with holding it in place. Incidentally, I have found that after a few cooks, they lose some springiness and you have to bend them a little to fit securely again. Not a deal breaker, just an FYI. The package also comes with 4 plastic spools so that you can keep the probes and wires organized in your drawer and not make a big tangled mess.
The probe wires are all covered in braided steel so your wires don’t get damaged and they clean up easy with dawn soap and water.
The device it self is sturdy and has a large easy to read display and the probes are color coded so you can easily see which probe is measure it what. The power button is on the back and won’t get easily pressed to turn off when you’re in the middle of a cook. There is a touch sensitive button on the front to turn on the backlight for the display. There is also a long press feature on the power button to quickly convert back and forth from C to F. One of my favorite bonus features is that there is a switch on the back that you can slide up that will reveal a metal loop that you can use with a hook to hang the device from your grill. Very convenient and thoughtful addition!
To use the device wirelessly, you need to download the ThermoPro app to your phone. I’m using iOS so I draw my experience from that version. The app isn’t flashy but is pretty simple to use. Once you pair it to your phone, it automatically sends the temps to your phone (again, color coded so that it’s easy to remember which is measuring what). You can then select a set temperature alarm for each probe. If you are cooking beef for instance, you can set it to well done, mid rare, rare, etc and it will alarm on your phone when the probe has reached its set temp. If you’re measuring ambient temperature, you can also set a range, i.e. 200 – 300 F if you’re smoking low and slow and want to know if the temp is creeping too high or too low. You can also customize the alarm sounds which is nice because the default ones are loud and kind of annoying. The device it self will also alarm and can be silenced by either acknowledging the alarm in the app or pressing the backlight button on the front of the device. The app also has graphs that are accessible that show the temperature level of each probe over time. There is an “estimated time remaining” feature where it will try to estimate how long until it reaches it’s set temp, but this is almost never accurate. Again, not a deal breaker.
The overall range of the device is great. It’s not quite as long as what is advertised but it’s close. And going through multiple walls will degrade the range as well. I can go pretty much anywhere in my 2000 sq/ft house with it and still have a connection except for my garage.
I should also note here it’s durability, I’ve accidentally dropped it from 2-3 feet high a few times and there’s not a scratch on it. Construction is solid and it doesn’t feel cheap.
The last point worth mentioning is the battery life. It’s reaaaaaaaaaaly long! Iv’e done an 18 hour cook on this so far and the battery indicator still stated it was full! I usually pop it on the charger anyway after a really long cook, but you can go for 18+ hours without having to worry about it dying on you.
The only thing that would make this device better is if it had WiFi, but for the price, functionality, and features included, I’m not complaining.
TLDR;
Great thermometer!
Long battery life!
Rechargeable battery!
Great range!
Durable and well built!
Customizable alarms!
Basic, but easy to use app!
I would buy this again without reservation and recommend it to a friend if asked.
CatWalk70 –
We have long wanted to try grilling a roast but didn’t have enough experience or know-how to be confident we could be successful. This thermometer has everything we needed to successfully grill to perfection a four pound pork loin roast. We almost bought the one with only one probe but saw this two probe with Bluetooth to keep track of cooking temp and grill temp. With the two probes we knew exactly what the grill was doing and what the meat was doing which resulted in no mistakes. So glad to have this excellent product.
D G –
Seems accurate in taking temperature, and having both a readout device and a phone app is nice. But I have two criticisms.
1. The app absolutely refuses to pair with no workaround if you don’t let it access your phone’s location (in high accuracy mode). Like… why? This is pretty suspicious from a privacy standpoint.
2. The alarm is far too loud. Yes I can turn down my phone’s volume but then everything else is very, very quiet. Well, at least you’ll be able to hear it even if your phone is over the hills and far away.
David Cohen –
Bottom line: I love these things and they have made me feel like an expert griller though in reality I am an advanced beginner.
My setup(s): I have a Weber Go Anywhere Charcoal and a Weber Master Touch charcoal grill. Got a smaller ThermoPro with just to probes for the GA when I was living in an apartment; got this one for the kettle when I moved to a house. (Loved the first ThemoPro but needed more probes and wanted wireless so I could move away from the grill on long cooks. Keeping the first one for indoor use.)
I don’t know what I would do without these thermometers when it comes to grilling steaks to just the right doneness, or making sure fish or poultry are properly cooked. These things are a godsend. Get each steak done just the way you want it. Know when your smoked chicken is cooked and safe. No more estimating. Now you don’t guess, you KNOW.
I upgraded because I wanted bluetooth and the app. More on bluetooth below. The app is quite good IMO. It lets you track the temperature on each probe with a graph (see how fast your meat is heating, watch temperature fluctuations inside your grill or smoker, etc.). I have only just started using the kettle as a smoker. I had trouble controlling the temperature — but this unit kept me apprised off when I needed to widen or narrow the vents. It also did a great job with meat temperature, as always.
My criticisms are minimal. First, bluetooth is bluetooth. Meaning that it’s great if you are near the unit and have direct line of sight, but it’s not so great going through walls. I grill in the back,z behind the house, and I can’t get the bluetooth signal in the front of the house. That’s just a limitation of bluetooth but it makes me wish I’d gotten a WiFi unit instead.
Second, while this has a retractable tab with a hole for hanging it on… something? (somewhere on the grill I guess), my previous ThermoPro had a magnet as well as hole for a hook. I’m sure the difference is that the housing on the older one is steel, while the new one is plastic, so it can’t be exposed to as much heat. But you are sort of on your own to figure out where to hang it/put it.
I am thinking that this would be a great combination with a temperature controller like a Pitmaster BBQ IQ, though you’d need to have two probes monitoring the ambient temperature, one from the ThermoPro and one from the controller, to get the benefit of both. That could take up a lot of space on the grate. Or you could spring for a much more expensive, networked, wireless-enabled controller with its own app. Maybe someday. Right now, this works just fine.