Alarms can be seen at both the main controller unit and on the smartphone app, so you should never miss an important event with your cooks. But where this really shines is if you rotisserie too. Wired probes cannot be used with a rotisserie, whereas the Meater can. The best meat thermometers you can buy in 2023 1. Oxo Chef’s Precision Leave-In Meat Thermometer: Best analogue meat thermometer Decibel rating of the alarm: When applicable, we considered how audible the alarms were. This is key for knowing when your meats have reached the desired temperature or when it's time to adjust your fire. The large temperature range goes from 14 to 572 degrees Fahrenheit, perfect to use with a wide variety of cooking methods. The Bluetooth connection functioned well for about 30 yards outdoors, and bit less indoors if there are walls separating you from the thermometer. Overall, we were pretty impressed with the functionality and accuracy of this model and couldn't find much to complain about, especially at this price.

One issue with this is there is no unique identification for each probe, so you’ll have to use silicon sleeves, nail polish or some other means to identify each probe. Design: We took into consideration each model's probes, the ability to read the digital display, button placement and labeling, and magnet attachment or any other characteristics that made it easy to use.

The Best Bluetooth Meat Thermometers

Oxo’s Good Grips range is known for its practical, straightforward products, and this manual meat thermometer is no exception. Created for in-oven cooking without a trailing wire, we found it was effortless to use. There’s a shaded area to show you how far the probe needs to go in, a dial that’s clear and easy to read without opening the oven, and a recommended temperature chart printed on the thermometer’s cover. Both Celsius and Fahrenheit are shown on the dial, as are markers for different meats.

Good call! I do actually own 2x Meater probes, had them a little while now, and I do intend to add them to this article, and indeed do an individual product review for them too. I really like them, they work great, app is nice to use, build quality appears to be good, though all in honesty I’ve not used them enough yet to say if they last a long time or not. Time will tell! NutriChef Smart Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer: We liked that this model was easy to set up and use, and that the app offers a selection of presets as well as a temperature graph. We also liked the functionality of the app as a whole, but didn't like how low the alarm sound was (and we couldn't get the alarm notification on our phone). It could be a great option for someone who wants a Bluetooth-ready device but doesn't want to spend a ton. The app has many built-in presets for grilling meat, poultry, and fish. For example, you select “BEEF” from the preset on your phone. You’ll get a drop-down list of rare, medium-rare, etc. Just choose the doneness you want and hit save.Here’s my full review of the Inkbird IBT-4XS Bluetooth Meat Thermometer. Highlights of the Inkbird IBT-4XS Bluetooth Meat Thermometer Each probe is dual-purpose, meaning it can be used to monitor the temperature of your grill or smoker, or be inserted into food to monitor the cook. MEATER, the "first truly wireless smart meat thermometer," improved upon its original model with the MEATER Plus. Many wireless grill thermometers aren't totally wireless—there's often still a wire from the thermometer to the base unit—but the MEATER Plus is completely wire-free. Plus, it's really two thermometers in one: It will measure the internal temperature of your meat as well as the ambient temperature and can be safely used in the oven up to 527 degrees Fahrenheit. The Fireboard 2 supports two types of probes: RTD probes for measuring extreme temperatures between -58 °F and 715 °F, or the more typical, faster response time thermistor type that is best for BBQ. And it’s the thermistor type that it ships with.

Because you're often using a meat thermometer on raw meat, keeping it clean will help prevent cross-contamination. In most cases, you can wipe the probe down with a soapy, damp cloth and dry it thoroughly before using it again. Always consult your user's manual to see if there are any additional, device-specific instructions for cleaning.The thermometer itself is simple to use, with buttons for scrolling through the type of food you’re cooking, an OK button to select and, if you’re cooking lamb or beef, the option to choose a level of doneness. A large display makes it easy to see the temperature climbing at a glance. One feature we might change is the alarm for when it reaches the pre-selected temperature as, while it’s guaranteed to get your attention, it’s loud and shrill. Advanced Estimator Algorithm: Estimates how long to cook and rest your food to help plan your meal and manage your time. I’ve reviewed every single Bluetooth meat thermometer on this list and I’ll include a link to each individual review. The long, slow process of smoking meat relies heavily on temperature monitoring, which is why we love the performance of this smoking-specific thermometer from Thermoworks. It features two stainless-steel probes—one to monitor the temperature of the pit, and the other to monitor the temperature of the meat. The base unit can even be paired with multiple receivers so you can equip an entire BBQ pit team. iDevices created the iGrill mini, but the company sold its thermometer division to Weber in 2016. Now it’s called the Weber iGrill Mini and is a compact version of the Weber iGrill 2 Bluetooth meat thermometer.

Count me as a fan. There’s a lot to like about this meat thermometer. It’s fast and accurate, the screen is rotatable, and you can clearly see the red digital display without having to press a light button. I’ll be completely honest, I didn’t really need to make a list of Best Bluetooth Thermometers because the ThermoPro TP 25 stands above the rest. By tapping the power button twice the screen will rotate around, notice the probes are coming from the top now. Coincidentally though, I’ll be using my Meaters tomorrow as I’m spinning 2x Guinea fowl after a good 24-hour brine. Recipe should be up soon after!

Smartphone app is a bit cluttered with links to Thermoworks store, help center, support, blog, and featured recipes.