🔥 Enhanced BBQ Thermometer Temperature Probes - Set of 2 Stainless Steel Probes for NutriChef PWIRBBQ80 Bluetooth Wireless BBQ Digital Thermometer - Compatible with a Variety of Meat Types - NutriChef Review

Two sensors allow you to control the temperature of the grill and the meat. Bluetooth has a limited range so you can't get too far away.

I bought this item to make grilling easier. It worked 3 times and died. I contacted Pyle online and at the first stop they wanted to charge me $5 to speak to the tech. So I went to another site, presumably their support site, and spoke to someone who not only didn't understand English but could only email me to fill out a form to ship the unit back to them so I could once it might charge a freight fee onto one of my credit cards. Now this thing is only 30 days old and comes with a 1 year…

As someone who enjoys cooking in a smokehouse and loves the right taste of brisket, I had to use a thermometer with a remote sensor. My previous one chose to ditch one of the sensors and this one was an upgrade as I could get readings on my phone and didn't have to keep the remote sensor nearby. Accuracy is good. My only complaint is that the app is really annoying when I have to go out of range. The range is great, but when I have to walk across the street or run to the store, the disabled…

I am sure this will change my life for the better, I should have bought it much sooner! When I bought it I was worried it wouldn't connect to my phone, but I got a quick reply from support telling me that (on my Samsung phone) location sharing needs to be enabled in order to connect . After pairing, you can turn it off again. Once connected it worked perfectly. I left it on my grill, set the chicken to a preset temperature and when it reached that temperature the alarm went off to let me know…

*Update 12/01 Still using it, The battery cover is the most annoying thing in the world I've switched to Duracell batteries and they seem to last better. Do not set the preset immediately to save battery life as alarms will cause the thermometer battery to drain very quickly. I only set the preset after I've reached the set temp so it notifies me when it's out of range. But not when it's climbing up/down because it keeps beeping and wasting battery power. It works well and is easy to use. A few

I've used several wireless thermometers over the years. Lots of expensive models. This little device is top notch. The packaging was nice and modest. A really practical detail is the oval plastic ring that holds the neatly packed probes. This simple item makes storage easier and keeps cords from getting tangled. The thermometer is also useful. It has a magnetic backing so it stays on my grill between the burner handles when I'm using it. The display alternates between the two sensors, but it is

Product has worked great from first use which is probably the basis of most 5 star reviews. The second time I used it 3 weeks later, one of the gauges showed 40F higher than the other, both in the same piece of chest piece. Sensor exchange, restart etc. did not solve the problem. When I used the device for the third time about 2 weeks later, the remaining working probe did not register temperatures below 120°F, despite being placed in a chicken breast at about 50°F. Once the smoker was on, it…

I bought a Bluetooth remote thermometer with two thermometers and I am very happy with it. The hardware is clean and simple, and the sensors feel extra robust, but the real difference is in the software application. I installed the app on my phone, quickly connected the thermometer to my phone and was able to grill. The application contains preset target temperature settings for different types of food. For example, if I want to cook a hamburger at medium temperature, I don't have to search the

Monitoring meat temperature is important. If you have a guest; The last thing you want is for one of them to get sick because their meat wasn't cooked properly. Another thing you don't want is them complaining that their meat was undercooked or overcooked. A good meat thermometer will help here. I had another brand that unfortunately only lasted a year. I saw this one and knew it's what I need to get. The large display is easy to read and very accurate. I tested it with an analog meat…

The battery cover falls off every time it's moved at all, so be sure to use duct tape every time you change batteries, and definitely don't leave it without when it's raining to take precautions. Last night I had to lift it over a puddle that formed on the table and put it in a garbage bag. The display on the unit itself is fine and the alarm is audible but not annoying, but once the alarm goes off the display just shows a temperature until it's fixed. Actually this only works with the app and…