Review on 🌡️ ThermoPro TP20: Wireless Dual Probe Meat Thermometer for Smoker BBQ Grill by Curtis Castillo

Overall I like the device. Pros: 1. It is accurate and works well. I've tested it with boiling, cool, and cold water against my expensive analog thermometer. There is no difference between Leads.2. Never lost touch and was easy to use. I reached 250 feet with no problem.3. Communication loss alarm 3. Long cable length. They are quite long.4. Stainless steel braided wires.5. Batteries included!?!?!? (YES!) 6. Durable without being heavy. You don't have to worry about it falling off the table or anything like that. Neutral: 1. Configuration is OK. Not difficult, but not intuitive. But if you read the instructions and completed 6th grade, you won't have a problem.2. The shape of the sensor lines. The scammer is here. Yes. Ham. You'll need to turn them away from the grill so they don't touch the grill. The strait would be better but I'm sure they have reasons not to be direct. Fur. They work fine. Just give them a spin from the grill. Cons: 1. Connections must be clearly labeled to indicate Lead 1 or 2.2. The grill clamp is not very functional and difficult to use. It slides around and really isn't very useful. I will buy more functional.3. The clamp on the back of the sensor is loose. It hangs at an odd angle when hanging from a handle or something.4. The temperature alarm is not very loud or adjustable.5. No lock on the remote lock. Get dressed and go. But don't hit him. You may find that your rare steak is well done now. This is ensured by a simple locking function.6. No low temperature alarm. It would be nice to have a low temperature alarm. But. by price. I can follow him. Like it or not, an honest review.