Which of these 2 to buy?

[AndyInNYC]

Inkbird INT-14-BW or Thermopro TempSpike 100’?

I realize one is 2 probe and the other is 4 and they are different is price. But what about accuracy and quality ?

Will I really go wrong with either?


Andrew

 

[normanaj]

I've owned several from both and I am firmly in the ThermoPro camp. I've had to many disappointments with InkBird products other than one.

 

[MJB05615]

I have the previous Inkbird wireless. When it's working it is very good, and easy to use. Most of the time I had to charge it a day before using, and half of the time it would not work with their App. I recently got the Tempspike, which on the model I have, has it's own base, no app needed. But you carry the small base with you constant updating. It worked right out of the box, and has been perfect over 8 cooks. This one also has a signal extender which I definitely need. Has signal throughout the house and yard.

 

[chopsaw]

Thermo pro

 

[jkc64]

Thermoworks is my choice. Might not be the cheapest but they work best for me. I have never used Inkbird but do have Thermopro and it drops connection all the time for me.

 

[schlotz]

If you want reliability and accuracy then go to Thermoworks.

 

[PolishDeli]

The INT-14-BW was almost great.
I returned it because there was no way to set ambient temperature alarms.

 

[chopsaw]

Out of the 2 you listed , I would get the tempspike . They have some sales right now .
I have the 960 , and it's solid .

 

[AndyInNYC]

I bought the TempSpike and a TP19H while I was at it. Our current 'Instant' Read (Taylor 9842) seems to take about 14 seconds to finish climbing to read a temperature.

Thanks for the input.

Andrew