TempPro TempSync 1000FT Wireless Meat Thermometer for Grill with 4 Probes

I wish I can give 4.5 stars, but 5 works. This is a big improvement over the older models. Yes a couple buttons may be less intuitive, but you can quickly adapt after using for a bit. It has a high low temp setting perfect for ambient temp tracking. It has a vibration only mode which I absolutely love, big points. The loud alarm is useful if you need it, but if you don't, it's too much. Thank you temppro for letting us turn it off. It has magnets and it has button on top to turn on the backlight. It also doesn't interfere with the older models. Do keep in mind that these may be made a bit fragile. The old model I had startes to glitch out and then stopped working shortly after only using them for a couple months under normal usage.

I purchased the TP28 to replace an inexpensive bluetooth thermometer received (and returned) as a Christmas gift. The bluetooth thermometer continually would have issues connecting to the app, even when I was standing right next to it - essentially unusable. On top of that, the button cell battery died after only a few hours of use. Enter the TP-28. This thing is everything the other thermometer was not. 1: Simple (no buggy app to install or deal with) - and 2: reliable (never once had an issue with the receive not picking up the signal from the transmitter). I didn't test whether the 500ft claim is truly accurate, but I did take the transmitter all over the house without any trouble picking up the transmitter. As for accuracy, I checked both probes multiple times (before and after my cook) and the one probe was spot on (212 degrees in boiling water) and the other initially read 211 (but later read 212 on my 2nd test). A few minor improvements I'd love to see added in a future version: 1) I wanted to see what would happen if the transmitter dies, so I tried turning it off as well as removing the batteries to simulate the batteries in the transmitter dying. Unfortunately, nothing happened on the receiver except an indicator that flashes when data is received stopped flashing. Digging through the manual, it looks like there's an alarm after 30 minutes. For me, this delay is way too long. I'd rather have it be as short as 1 minute to ensure the grill doesn't change outside the set temp range and I don't get notified. It would be nice if this delay was user-configurable. I'd like to be able to use this thermometer overnight for long smoke sessions, and not knowing for 30 minutes if the transmitter battery dies is a bit concerning due to the possibility of the grill temp going outside the target range. 2) no way to disable beep when buttons pressed. When you're messing w/ programming the transmitter before starting a cook, all the beeping can get annoying every time you press a button. I wish there was a way to disable the beeping, as you can see the display change when you press a button (so no need for an audio cue as well) 3) I think the transmitter's alarm only has two settings: flashing the backlight and beeping. I wish there was another option: off. When smoking overnight, it's nice to have the outdoor alarm be silent, so it's not making noise that could disrupt people sleeping in earshot of transmitter. It would also be nice to not have the flashing backlight unnecessarily wear down the battery. These issues are fairly minor, and overall this is an outstanding product. I don't know how I've gone so long without such a device, but thanks to the TP-28, never again!

My husband and I joke about my Amazon purchases. We rank them on a tier list, and this one definitely qualifies for "S Tier." I have one of those smokers that has its own built-in probes, but the brand of smoker that I have has some Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity issues to my phone. I frequently lose connection, so I wanted an alternative option to make sure that I know the temperature of what I'm smoking. This probe unit has been godsend and I only wish I found it sooner. I can have the unit outside in my backyard and I can have the readout on the portable screen inside the kitchen with me while I prepare everything else for dinner. I actually used this to check multiple parts of the turkey I smoked for Thanksgiving, too. It made the process so much easier and I knew when to rotate the turkey to avoid hot spots (I spatchcocked, if you're curious. It came out great) and the readability made the process super easy. I could read the temperatures from across the kitchen. The ONLY caveat is that The magnet fell out of the back of the little portable unit, and I'm not sure when it happened. I don't know if I dropped it or if the adhesive to the unit perhaps failed, but I'll have to just get another magnet at the hardware store and it feels like a non-issue for me. The bigger unit also magnetizes very well, I was able to stick it right to the side of the smoker and currently it's stationed on the side of my fridge, waiting for the next smoking project. The unit held up very well even getting snowed on, although I tried to shelter it the best I could around the side of the smoker but it didn't seem to affect performance at all. The accuracy also seems to be pretty good, I also purchased an instant readout thermometer and everything seemed to match up. If you're waffling on whether to get it, I can only say that I would buy it again, every chance I got.

This is a really well built, high quality thermometer which I'm sure will give me many years of good use. The addition of the remote you can carry in your pocket or on your belt is really useful for long cooks when BBQ'ing or doing roasts in the oven, as it helps avoid over cooking by alarming to let you know to go and check your meat. Having two separate thermometers is a nice feature when BBQ'ing different cuts of meat on the same grill, but also to see the difference in ambient grill temp vs the internal temp of what you are cooking. My only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that there are so many functions available, it requires a lot of non-intuitive button pushing each time you want to set it up. So, DO NOT lose or throw away the instruction manual. For some, all there extra features may be a real benefit...I just want something that works at it's primary function without a multi page instruction manual to get it to do so. If the Temp and alarm settings were obvious, it would be 5 star, as that's really all 99% of folks need. All the additional features for sure will have a time and place for some, so let them read the instruction manual every time they want to use them. Temp and time, should not need a revied of the instructions just to turn them on. Regardless of the above, I do recommend the product. But if the TempPro folks actually read this, make another one "for dummies", like me...same quality but actually less difficult to use then a VCR.

The one I got was ThermoPro branded, but its still the same product from what I understand. I used it to smoke a pork butt on a gas grill. One probe at the grate, one in the meat. Set alarms for high temp warnings, and it worked out perfectly. I decided against one that connected via phone app for reliability purposes. This is straight up RF (old school baby) and it works great. I just didn't need one more reason to look at my phone, either. I haven't tested the range, but I don't go very far from home when smoking meat. This seems to be one of their lesser popular products, but I think it's great. Glad I bought it.

This is a straight forward temp monitor and probe system. I have previously owned the Meater probe bundle and had so many issues with connections lose. I ended up throwing it out after 2 years of use. I looked at these Thermopro monitors and love the product this far. In have used it to smoke brisket, pork butts and twice smoked spiral hams. The temps are very accurate when compared to my Thermapen which is nearly 2 times the price of this unit. Another function that I appreciate is that there is no Bluetooth or wifi connections to fail. The probes are wired, yes, but that is a minor flaw, well, not a flaw in my experience compared to true wireless temp monitoring. The remote display is a direct transmission from the main monitor. It is convenient and highly portable. It's magnetic so I place it on my refrigerator while in use. My only gripe is that periodically the unit will turn itself off while in the middle of a cook. According to the manual, this is a built in feature to conserve battery life. The unit will air shit off when not receiving temp fluctuations for a period of time ~10 minutes is what I recall. This would be nice if I could turn that feature off. Battery life is really great on this unit. I like that it's AA and not some rechargeable crap that's dead when you want to use it. All in all, your is a great temp monitoring system. Great value, great experience, good quality.

I use it to measure the temperature in my oven. It gives accurate readings and I am able to adjust the annoying alarms out. The remote is a nice added feature.

Ok, so in a nutshell this thing is fantastic. There is a learning curve but nothing to difficult to master. However coming from a TP-07 this thing is the one to go with. Now the learning curve...you have to go through several button presses to dial in the temps you want to set for each probe. Additionally, the lack of pre programmed temps is a disappointment but not enough to take a star away. Once you learn the sequence to program it you will find that it is as easy as riding a bike. I have done two smokes with this and on my second smoke I did not have to consult the instructions (a mans kryptonite). The probes were temping +/- 1.5 degrees. Which is acceptable to me. I think some changes that would take this over top would include...quick access to either probe so that you can easily program the temps you want. Adding preloaded temps and allowing you to adjust from there would make it even more user friendly. Adding the ability to disable the alarm from the receiver on both the receiver and transmitter would be great. During my smokes I could still hear the main units temp alarm going off even though I disabled the alarm on the receiver. And last but not least probably the only issue is any for this unit is having that touch area where you would naturally grab it. I can't count on hands and feet how many times I grab it there and constantly turn the light on and off. I'm pretty sure this is going to run batteries down a lot sooner than they should be. I think just adding a light button would suffice or make an existing button dual function where it can turn the light on and off. Other than that this is a great unit, and having the four probes for a BBQ guy is game changing. If they could only make this unit with some improvements and water proof for those unexpected rainy days then it by far will be the wireless thermometer to get. As it is now this is a Good Buy and you will not be disappointed! FYI: All of my reviews are buy me and me only. I do not receive product to test no will I ever do so. I want people to get out of the reviews what they were actually meant for. I give praise for a product where it is due however I will show no mercy for a product that is no where near what it claims to be. Always be careful when products have high numbers of reviews and the vast majority are positive.

Excelente calidad de producto, llegó un par de días tarde pero creo que fue debido al mal tiempo en esa ocasión, solo lo he usado una vez, sin embargo, la configuración es muy intuitiva, muy precisa la medición de la temperatura, en su calidad se nota el porqué de las casi totales recomendaciones de esta marca, estoy muy satisfecho con el termómetro, sin embargo, creo que el TP20 anterior es mejor ya que trae programados los tiempos de cocción de diferentes tipos de carne y en este ya no trae esa función, sin embargo, el TP27 trae una alarma de rango de temperatura baja y alta y eso es importante cuando se usa en asados de larga duración, en resumen; excelente producto, muy buena calidad de fabricación y muy confiable la medición, muy fácil de usar, equipo indispensable para BBQ.

I used the unit all last summer and it works great with these 2 exceptions: 1) You really can't use rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable are 1.2v AAA, and this unit will show low battery very soon after installed a fresh set. The units should both really have 2 AA, not 2 AAA. 2) The touch sensitive light switch at the top of the unit is way, way too sensitive. I'm constantly accidentally touching it and turning the light on. Other than that I like the unit. Range is good but remember the range is in free air, no walls or anything. Drops quickly inside the house. I have it 200' away and through a 2x6 stud & brick wall the unit reads, but it's at the limit of it's range. Over all I would recommend the unit. Just hoping the manufacturer improved the switch and the battery level required.

ThermoPro makes a number of battery thermometers that are high quality and rugged. This is one is no exception; you can drop it on the floor and not worry about display cracking. The dual probes on this unit are highly recommended. For a single cut of meat, two probe readings at different spots, ensure meat is cooked to perfection - especially thinner steak cuts. It also helps to show if the meat should be rotated if there is uneven heat on a BBQ. Two probes is excellent for cooking two meats like chicken and ribs at the same time. The probes wires are longer than most other units to reach deep into the oven or a large BBQ. The base unit also monitors temperature, so you don't always need to use the remote unit. Highly Recommended.

Her şeyi harika çalışıyor.çok şık.istasyon ile alıcı radyo frekansı ile haberleşiyor. Menzili oldukça geniş bu yüzden. İster tek problu ister 4 problu . hem ızgara ortamın hem etin iç sıcaklığını aynı anda uzaktayken takip et.büyük rahatlık.

We use it all the time. Works well.