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So it's easy to read and seems very accurate. Got a digital one too to check accuracy.

When set in a 74 degree room, none of Taylor's thermometers were accurate. They were below my 3-5 degrees. The ThermPro thermometer fits my Honeywell central heating thermostat.

External fridge storage. I need to regulate his temperature if it gets cold in here or if something freezes that shouldn't. This has helped me stay ahead of the regular adjustments this season. Will update when I have a chance to verify the accuracy of the readings.

Ordered 4 of these thermometers. After standing next to each other on the kitchen table for 2 days, they still show different temperatures. One shows 72 degrees, another 73 degrees, one 75 degrees and the third 76 degrees. There are no external sources influencing them. They are just inaccurate and useless.

I bought two at the same time. One differs from the other by ten degrees. Have smaller, cheaper devices from several brands, as well as a smaller one from this brand. They all show basically the same temperature, including one of them. The other of these registers is ten degrees colder, plus or minus degrees, of all the others. Are they all wrong but only one is right? So. Hit or miss this temperature sensor. However, it is easy to read.

I was having trouble with the fridge and wanted to control the temperature so I bought this to keep an eye on. When I put it in the fridge and waited about an hour, I checked and it said 60 degrees. I knew the fridge wasn't working properly, but I also knew it certainly wasn't that warm inside. I tested it with my measuring probe and found it 10 degrees too hot. I couldn't find a way to manually set it for accuracy, so here we go. I bought a digital one that also records high and low tempos and