🌡️ ORIA Wireless Refrigerator Thermometer with Indoor Outdoor Sensors - Audible Alarm, Min Max Record, Temperature Display for Home, Restaurants, Bars Review

I have several indoor and outdoor multimeters and this is one of the best - good contrast, very readable, USB is a good design!

Strong magnet that sticks well to fridge or metal doors. Displays 2 outside and inside temperatures. I use it to regulate the temperature in my motorhome in winter.

This unit is a joke. Worked fine for a few months but suddenly the freezer gauge started reading 51 degrees F even though the freezer stays below zero F. Tried to re-sync twice but to no avail. And this happened two days before the return window closed, so the return is refused. Will update the stars depending on what they contact me to suggest.

This is great to monitor your freezer and fridge, I had some problems so I kept an eye on it. Be sure to use lithium batteries to protect against cold and place the sensors in an open area where air can bypass them and place the sensor at mid-depth or towards the front of the shelf for a better reading. This allows you to set high and low values. for signaling on each section. The alarm clock is also quite loud. Has a trend line so you know if it's getting colder or warmer. It has a strong…

It's a little tricky to set up as there isn't really a guide or a "quick guide" but they do have a guide. The instructions don't seem to be a very good translation from Chinese. If you have a bit of technical flair, it's mostly easy. I am using it successfully with one sensor in the garage freezer and one in the kitchen freezer. There doesn't seem to be a problem with the signal through the wall about 15 feet away. I hope I never need the high temperature alarm and I hope when I do it does what

If the manufacturer wants to replace that, I'd be happy to hear about it. Or just replace the sensor. It's just not accurate. I can watch it go from 2 degrees in the freezer to 30 degrees in 1 minute. then it says my freezer has exceeded my maximum settings. Although I know this is clearly not the case. I changed the batteries. I switched the sensors from fridge to freezer. Always the same sensor. He must have a defect. It took me some time to figure that out. Also, I threw some food in the…

I have an "overflow" refrigerator in a detached garage. I usually turn it off in the winter as I live in upstate New York and the ambient temperature gets colder than the manufacturer recommends for proper temperature control of this unit (55F). I needed extra space for this "fridge" last winter, but I was concerned that it might not keep the freezer at the right temperature, and I physically checked it several times. What a PIA! Enter ORIA fridge thermometer, 2 wireless sensors, indoor/outdoor

Updated 6/7/21 - Tl;dr - Great customer service! The main unit and one sensor still work great! The second sensor died completely, even with new batteries and after being placed in different places in the freezer. I contacted the seller who gave me nothing but help and support and he offered me a partial refund or replacement of the entire system (since he doesn't sell individual sensors). I decided to replace the entire system, with the vague notion of having a third "extra" sensor in case it…

One of the sensors is not working, it reads the same temperature regardless of its position. I put it in the fridge from the freezer at room temperature and it consistently reads 36 degrees. The other gauge appears to be accurate and will change according to what appears to be accurate. I have also set the maximum and minimum alarm settings on the working sensor and tried to get the alarm to go off but it just goes to the maximum settings without the alarm going off. This also applies after a…