Smart Bluetooth Wireless Meat Thermometer, 10X Enhanced Sub-1G Signal and Stability, Standalone Display Base, Certified Accuracy ±0.5°F, WiFi Unlimited Range for BBQ, Oven, Smoker, Grill

Great price for a high quality multi-sensor bluetooth thermometer that really works. If you feel like it's a little too good to be true for the price, don't worry, it really is good and the reviews confirm that. The software is well designed. The home unit charges fast, and it charges the probe -- and both have good battery life. I only recharge it maybe every 3-4 times I use it.I've used it probably 10 times now. I would use it for chickens, roasts, maybe casseroles. For an expensive piece of a meat like a rib roast, it's really nice to have all the sensors so you can really be sure you're not overcooking.Just like with any thermometer, you have to use it before you get comfortable with what the temperature readings mean to YOU. I wouldn't use the temps that I use for my instant read since it's a different kind of probe and I use it differently.The time remaining estimate seems to work properly and is pretty accurate. I still use my instant read to confirm internal temperature, but if this estimates 30 minutes, that's a pretty good ballpark for how much longer you have to go.

I'm not known to spend a lot on kitchen gadgets and have always been a dedicated believer in finding cost effective options. However, after using the Thermomaven, my entire philosophy has completely changed. Here’s my reaction to an outstanding product:Build Quality (5/5): You feel the quality right out of the box. This is a nice unit designed for daily use. The plastic encasing is made of a durable thick material that would easily withstand drops if it happens. Nice large LCD backlit screen.Performance (5/5): You know you've got a hit when your food thermometer has better wireless connectivity than your Wi-Fi. These things operate in tough conditions and my other cheap meat thermometer struggled to maintain connection at times. I've read some reviews and you’ll find countless cases of people having connection issues with cheap thermometers. With the Thermomaven, the range covered my whole house easily, and I never had a dropped connection even with the grill closed.Price (4/5): The Thermomaven is a little pricier than other thermometers. However, if you are relying on a wireless thermometer for your cooking, you need to factor in the cost of meat and the risk of a dropped connection. Even a single malfunction and you can easily waste hundreds of dollars of meat, labor, and be forced last minute to order takeout instead. Because of this, even when my other meat thermometer worked, I constantly had anxiety that it would drop connection, so the peace of mind of a reliable thermometer is totally worth the added costs.Ease of Use (5/5): Stick the probe into your target to get readings. Stick the probe back into the dock to charge. I specifically like the Thermomaven can get readings on the dock whereas my old meat thermometer only worked on an app. Both are simple to use, but if you are like me and hate tinkering with settings, then this version of the Thermomaven is the simpler and most reliable option.Overall (5/5): With plenty of reviews on the battery life provided by the device, in my experience I've had nothing but a positive results. When the probe was at a lower battery level, it was still able to stay charged for 2.5 hours without problem. The temps that it read was seemingly accurate to it was supposed to be. That in itself is why I bought it.

Very happy with this unit. Compares to my 2 other more expensive brands at about half the price. Great features such as multiple temperature zones and time to end cook. I have used on steaks, chops and chicken with great results on all . Bluetooth works well and unit has information on its own screen if you need to use the phone for something else.The only feature I would like to have (that no one has) is a setting for reverse sear with two temp settings, one for the indirect temp to tell when to switch to direct sear and one when cook is finished. It's a great unit very happy with it.

For the most part this thing is fantastic. The connectivity is excellent. It connected to my phone through a closed garage door and two interior walls. The accuracy agrees with my good instant read.The place that this comes up short is that it has sensors all of the way up the probe. That works great for a brisket or pork shoulder. It comes up short on smaller stuff like burgers or chicken wings.When I was doing wings the sensors not in the meat overheated and started making the alarm go off. I cook a lot of smaller stuff that doesn't have 4" of depth so I am probably going to send it back on favor of one that just has the sensor in the tip. I am a little on the bubble about that because it works really really well for what it is designed to do.You have to register the app and get a verification by e-mail. Their server wasn't sending the e-mail. I called them and got through to an American immediately. They were very responsive and I got it working. Two thumbs up on support.If you do a lot of briskets and shoulders this is a great item. Everything about it works very well. Battery charging, battery life, range, accuracy. If you do a lot of smaller stuff a different unit might be a better choice. If I could put an insulating sleeve over part of the probe or shut off some of the sensors I'd give it 10 stars.