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Inkbird is junk. I've owned two of their temp monitors. They both fell apart in less than a year. Cheap plastic held together by cheap glue.
Have you ever posted something positive?
Chris
Inkbird is junk. I've owned two of their temp monitors. They both fell apart in less than a year. Cheap plastic held together by cheap glue.
Chris, I had the same thought but decided not to post it ......Have you ever posted something positive?
Chris
Chris, I had the same thought but decided not to post it ......
There's A LOT of better products out there. I make many recommendations for good quality cookers and devices. Inkbird is low quality.Have you ever posted something positive?
Chris
Maybe it's the way you take care of your equipment! You've made several negative comments on equipment that I have found to work and perform quite well!There's A LOT of better products out there. I make many recommendations for good quality cookers and devices. Inkbird is low quality.
I mainly go by my own experience and don't take the word of some fokker on the internet.Maybe it's the way you take care of your equipment! You've made several negative comments on equipment that I have found to work and perform quite well!
Ryan
Nope. The plastic is thin and the glue is weak. It's just cheap junk.Maybe it's the way you take care of your equipment! You've made several negative comments on equipment that I have found to work and perform quite well!
Ryan
Nope. The plastic is thin and the glue is weak. It's just cheap junk.
Nope. The plastic is thin and the glue is weak. It's just cheap junk.
OP’s only post, never returned. Probably smarter than the rest of us engaged in this troll-fest.Anyway, I wonder which pellet grill the OP ultimately purchased?
I haven't drop tested my IRF-4S or my IHT-1P, but my Inkbird sous vide cooker passed the drop test from about 4 feet onto a concrete floor a couple months ago. Nothing broke and it still works the same as before I dropped it. I have a sirloin fixing to get soaked as soon as the water gets to temp.However, the IRF-4s is a solid performer. Mine has passed the "drop test" several times without breaking apart or the case cracking.
Say it isn't so, trolls on SMF?OP’s only post, never returned. Probably smarter than the rest of us engaged in this troll-fest.
LOL! Well now you know if you ever drop the IRF-4s, it will survive and work afterward.I haven't drop tested my IRF-4S or my IHT-1P, but my Inkbird sous vide cooker passed the drop test from about 4 feet onto a concrete floor a couple months ago. Nothing broke and it still works the same as before I dropped it. I have a sirloin fixing to get soaked as soon as the water gets to temp.
That's a shame. There was a lot of good input from actual users of the grills the OP was considering.OP’s only post, never returned. Probably smarter than the rest of us engaged in this troll-fest.
Oh no, someone disagreed with your purchases. Must be a troll. No, you just have poor taste. Too cheap for Fireboard or a Guru. Inkbird is quality because you bought one.OP’s only post, never returned. Probably smarter than the rest of us engaged in this troll-fest.
Sticks and stones...grow up!You can't even speak on half of these devices and cookers because you don't know anything about them. I actually spent the money and have hands on experience with them.
You weirdos have to troll my forum profile and comment history to criticize me, yet you can't debate the statements in my comments.