thermo works smoke?

[menace2sobriety]

Anyone using the thermoworks smoke thermometer? I have two cheap ones that I question how well they work and Ive been eyeballing  this. Just wondering if this thing is accurate and worth the 100 bucks. I know a lot of dudes that used the thermopen for brewing beer and those were awesome, so Im assuming same company should probably be same quality.

 

[SmokinAl]

Yes I have one & they are a very good therm, but I'm in the process of doing a product review on a new therm that is very impressive.

It's called a Fireboard & you can get a glimpse of it in a thread I just started.

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/259154/smoked-meatloaf-w-my-new-fireboard-remote-thermometer

Al

 

[menace2sobriety]

oh wow. that fireboard thermometer is the bees knees. that thing is pretty impressive. I think right now though at my firestarter status I gotta start with the cheaper thermoworks one. 

 

[geezer]

The British made Thermapen are a great tool every cook should have. I've had mine about 5 years now and absolutely rely on its readings. 

 

[pumpkinseed]

I don't have the smoke model, but have had a Thermopen for a while and really like it.  I have the one with the light sensor so the backlight comes on when it is dim and The display auto rotates. 

It really is instant read.  When I'm checking the temp of meatloaf the temp will update as I move it around to make sure all parts are up to temp. 

 

[joakimericsson]

I’m always excited to test out a new product from Thermoworks. I just love their stuff. When I found out that they were releasing a new BBQ thermometer  that had two probes and a wireless receiver I couldn’t wait to jump on it. Well it has arrived and I’m really impressed. At the bottom of this post, I hired Mrs. Grilling24x7 to make a quick Thermoworks Smoke review video, so be sure to check that out. It highlights some of awesome features of the Smoke and shows off how well it works.