🔵 Comark PDT300: Waterproof Food Meat Candy Thermometer - Versatile Chef's Instant Read Tool for Cooking, Baking, BBQ, and More! Calibratable & Customer Favorite - Color Blue Review

I've had this since 2016 and it recently broke when it fell off the kitchen table and the needle bent. It's been my handy Thanksgiving companion in making the perfect turkey with filet mignon, rotisserie chicken, halibut, pretty much anything you need, or you might want to read on. You will not be disappointed. Switching between C and F is very easy.

Out of the box it was 8 degrees at 32 and 15 at 150. I replaced the battery on suspicion and now it's only 3 degrees. terrible compensation and yet almost 10 percent discount. I get errors when I try to recalibrate. This may seem fast, but if you've used a quality thermometer before, you'll find that it's painfully slow. As an added insult, the clip on the back melted when I used it over a hot grate for about 15 seconds.

What I liked about this thermometer is how quickly it reads the temperature when you stick it in a piece of meat, chicken or potatoes. It shows the exact temperature quickly, about 5 seconds. Other units I've bought sat there and slowly crawled up to get the right temperature. after approx. 4 years of operation. But he worked all the time. Would recommend this to others looking for a quick, accurate read.

Wonderful thermometer, I like it. It reads the temperature of whatever I'm baking with pretty quickly in a matter of seconds, and I don't have to pierce the bread that deep to get an accurate reading. The thermometer turns on easily even when my fingers are sore from arthritis. It easily switches from Celsius to Fahrenheit (just read the direction everything is in the switch). It is easy to clean and store with other bread making items, making it easy to find. I love this little thermometer and

I bought this thermometer in the fall of 2014 to work in the kitchen but it has finally reached the end of its life. nearly. Holds up pretty well the number of times it's been dropped, stuck in a 350-400 degree oven, accidentally snapped a battery terminal in half and dunked in water to clean. It was definitely water resistant, but the waterproof plastic over the power button has recently started to peel off, allowing liquid to seep in fairly easily. Even then, you just have to let it dry a bit

Purchased in April 2013 and still working, seems very accurate and used for almost everything from ice cream to making candy. This one definitely cost $20 and only had one battery change. We have other less expensive thermometers, but this thermometer has been in use for many years. The "waterproof" claim hasn't been my experience and if the top gets wet if something is dropped the display will come and go and take a while to dry and start working properly again. It is used a lot at home and…