Tru Temp Refrigerator Freezer Thermometer Pack Kitchen & Dining Review

I ordered NSF certified Tru Temp thermometers but instead received generic thermometers with no name or certification. I returned them. False advertising.

I received 3 temperature sensors and only 2 of the 3 are working. They were bent in transit. I think I got credit because Amazon thought they were lost.

Not what I ordered. This is Taylor speaking. And I wouldn't care if they worked, but I have ice in the freezer and the thermometer reads 75 degrees. So it's completely useless. I wish I had read the reviews before ordering.

Ordered three packs. two of them were right there. Even checked with a calibrated thermometer. Unfortunately, an error of 6 degrees is displayed. I don't want to return all three but will contact the seller and see if they can replace the wrong one.

My ThermaPen, high quality equipment, reads 2°F. 3 thermometers show -6, -2 and +16. When I looked closely, the ones I received clearly said "Taylor" and not "TruTemp". I mean, sure, taylorusa.com seems like a legit thermometer company, but c'mon, you gotta broadcast what you're promoting.

Some of them seem badly calibrated but mine was. I received three packs and they all read the same so I'm happy to camp. Cost-wise, they're worth the money even if they're off a few degrees - you can't expect cheap thermometers like these to look like electronic scientific thermometers for $100 or more. It's good to make sure your fridges are running at the right temperature, and that's about it. So for the money they are worth it.