🌡️ BIFULDYO Wireless Remote Digital Meat Thermometer: Accurate Grilling, BBQ, and Oven Cooking Assistant with Backlit Instant Read and 100 Feet Range (1 Probe) Review

Pretty basic cordless meat thermometer. The device itself isn't the most stylish device out there, but it does its job well. The temp sensor cable is long enough to simply place in the oven and was just enough to run around the oven door and up to the counter where the transmitter is located. I've used a Bluetooth wireless meat thermometer in the past and have had constant problems pairing and re-pairing the transmitter. Since this thermometer transmits directly to its own base, there are no…

Easy to use. The instructions are in very small print, but it's an intuitive block that's easy to understand. The description said there are magnets that can be attached to metal. I didn't buy it because of that, but there were no magnets and it would be nice to just stick it to the grill when you're done. This is the main reason why the star was removed. I had good range, I walked all around the house and the unit was getting intel from the base. It doesn't connect to your phone like Models…

I have used it many times to cook chicken for my dog. It's really light and high quality, with battery covers that barely stay open so it slides across the counter meaning it can fall on the floor. Batteries fly out when falling to the ground. I kept putting it back together and putting it back together and setting it up again. Nothing happens when heating the meat. The screen flickers and that's it. There is no beep or anything to alert you, so you have to be careful all the time. I figured…

Pretty good meat thermometer. I love that I can be away from the stove and still keep an eye on how my meat is cooking, but that didn't always work and I might only have walked 20 feet instead of 100. That's definitely not a deal breaker for me. I still don't like leaving the oven in for too long. The digital functions are really easy to use, which is a big plus, and there are some pretty good presets. It also works great on the grill. I found it to be fairly accurate and durable as well. It…

I have had a remote thermometer (an Oregon Scientific brand I'm not sure if it's still made) for grilling, smoking meat and even for many years Oven cooking uses oven. This is a very convenient way to keep an eye on what's happening while cooking without the need for visual inspection. While this remote thermometer is functional enough to achieve that goal, the build quality and usability of the device is pretty poor. Let's start with the positive things. The temperature sensor, often the first

This remote thermometer is fairly easy to use and comes with a single folded instruction page on glossy paper. The instructions explain the controls very well (although they had some English translations) and let you know how to get the most out of this device. I have used this thermometer and the ThermPro model I bought for beef a few years ago. Brisket I cooked in my offset smoker. For the most part, both thermometers read the same temperature (or within 5 degrees of each other) most of the…