Wi-Fi Thermometer Recommendation

[msstatedawg]

I've been using the Weber Connect Smart Grilling Hub for some years now, but it keeps me frustrated.

I love the Wi-Fi functionality allowing me to see temps from anywhere, but it has some quirks and bugs.

Which Wi-Fi thermometer would you recommend?

 

[ifitsdeadsmokeit]

Top of line is thermoworks and fireboard. A lot people like the inkbird for a cheaper option.

 

[DeltaPapa]

I have an early model Meater wireless thermometer. It will not transmit the data via Bluetooth when inside the steel enclosure of the smoker.

 

[whistlepig]

I have tried several until I got my Thermoworks RFX.

Couldn't be happier.

 

[Chris_in_SoCal]

I have a ThermoPro 4 probe set with a remote WiFi screen that I have been using for a couple of years and have not been disappointed with it. It is 28% off now at Amazon.

Usually I only rely on the main screen just outside the smoker that the probes plug into but if I have other stuff going on I turn on the remote screen and it works everywhere around the house.

I have had other Blu tooth ones before and they would lose contact if they were too far away or the back door was closed. I have not had any problems with this one.

EDIT: I like this best because I don't have to add an app on my phone to monitor it remotely.

 

[normanaj]

I have the same unit as @Chris_in_SoCal . Zero complaints with this unit or any of my other Thermopro units.

 

[jcam222]

I love my Fireboards. They are one of the earliest generation iterations and I have zero issues with them. Both Bluetooth and cloud access are flawless.

 

[schlotz]

Definitely look at Thermoworks. Signals unit works great and I used it a bunch until the RFX came out which is more expensive (depending on how many probes you need) but eliminates all the plugin probes.

 

[chopsaw]

I have a whole drawer full of cheaper ones .
Have a signals which is awesome .
Temp spike that I like .
Air probe 2 , don't use it much .
Had to resort back to an old Thermo Pro TP-08 a could weeks ago , when all my high end ones were dead . Put some batteries in it and off she went .
Wow . Just went to thermworks website and saw this special . $155.00 for a signals . That's a killer price .

Signals™ BBQ Alarm Thermometer with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® Wireless Technology

Explore ThermoWorks, the trusted leader in precision thermometers. From the kitchen to the grill, ThermoWorks meat thermometers ensure culinary perfection.

www.thermoworks.com

 

[whistlepig]

Last year I bought a Thermopro Spike XR. After using it one time the receiver died. Blank screen. Trying to charge didn't help. Amazon sent me a replacement. It lasted two months and the same thing happened. The base unit died. No screen. I called Thermopro and we did some troubleshooting over the phone and they agreed the unit was faulty and sent me a third one. I still have the third one new in the box. I got so aggravated with Thermopro I ordered a Thermoworks RFX.

 

[JckDanls 07]

Can't go wrong with any thermoworks .... Customer service is over the top ...

 

[Fueling Around]

Tried a number of units with remotes.
After going ThermoWorks no looking back. No need to step up to the RFX at this point.
Very happy with my Smoke and Signals

 

[Kit Johnston]

If you are like me or many others in this thread that love the ThermoWorks Signals, it is on sale today only for $100 off at $149. Ya know you want it; now is the time to do it

 

[Abigail4476]

If you are like me or many others in this thread that love the ThermoWorks Signals, it is on sale today only for $100 off at $149. Ya know you want it; now is the time to do it

I was just coming to post about this! LOL! You beat me to it.