🔥 Inkbird Bluetooth Grill BBQ Meat Thermometer with 4 Probes: Digital Wireless Timer & Alarm for 150 ft Barbecue Cooking in Smokers, Ovens, and Drums Review

Getting Started.1) Sensors stay disconnected during use. As a result, my phone is yelling at me that there is no more contact between my phone and the device2) Instructions are typically English, missing a lot of step-by-step instructions on how to use this device3) Four probes are included in the kit. Three with a sharp end and one with a blunt end. Without guidance, I have to assume the pointed-ended troika is for meat and the blunt-ended is for general temp in the BB! 4) There is a magnet in

Just got a 4 probe ink tank for use on a large smoker. If you cook a lot of meat, it's amazing. I smoked 2 pork loins and a boson stub on the first outing which left 1 grid probe. I can't believe I've waited so long. Sensor wires are good and long. The device is lightweight and the magnets are strong enough to keep it in place. Not sure about the heat resistance of all of this, so be careful where you put it. This is one time overkill and I would skip it if I had a pellet smoker. But with a…

I've been using an Inkbird cordless thermometer on my smoker for over a month. It works well and seems fairly accurate. My only criticism is the monitor's LED display. It's dark and barely legible outside in the shade, completely unreadable in direct sunlight. Luckily my smoker is in the shade under the patio awning. Inkbird uses a universal mobile app called easyBBQ, which is used by many wireless thermometer providers. The app works well, but I would like more settings. The temperature…

I had a ThermoPro TP-20 but didn't like that it only had high temperature alarms. You can't set it up to alert you when, for example, your smoker's internal temperature drops below 225. So I bought this Inkbird box specifically for this feature, and it works really well. Accurate and reliable. But instead of using a separate remote control like the ThermoPro, this device connects to an app on your phone. It's practical, but there are a few things that need improvement. Namely, the alarm that…

I love to cook at home and use Inkbird to accurately control my smoker's temperature when smoking hot and cold. This allows me to control (4) probes at the same time. I typically use (2) in each cooking chamber, (1) in the thickest part of the meat/fish I'm smoking, and (1) to control the temperature in the chamber. I also use it to bake bread while controlling the internal temperature of the loaves and the oven chamber. I love the endless different temperature set points and ranges you can add

Just a few days. So far this seems to be exactly what I wanted. It seems easy to set up and use, but there is virtually NO actual documentation - mostly trial and error. Maybe that's a good thing, too, since their English translations are so bad. But I still have to wonder what the heck "adsorption" is and how does that relate to the plastic casing that's attached to the outside of the cooker? This little documentation spends more time convincing you that the sensors are wired correctly. on…

Unboxing: The first thing that struck me was the slim, compact design. I also have an Inkbird 6 probe thermometer and the IBT-4XS looks better. The thermometer comes with 4 probes, 2 probe holders and a charging cable. The fact that the thermometer has an internal rechargeable battery is a big plus. It was already 85% charged, but I went ahead and charged it. testing before preparation; I placed all 4 probes in an ice bath and boiling water before proceeding with the initial prep. I also used…