Published On: 9/2/2020 Last Modified: 6/16/2025
The ChefsTemp ProTemp 2 Plus is priced aggressively at $149.99 for the stand and one probe. One or two optional probes are also available. It comes with a USB cable but no wall wart. The app is friendly enough. Overall, I would recommend this product for its apparent quality, ease of use, and packaging.
The market is flooded with inexpensive thermometers that perform like this one, so a price tag of over $50 seems a bit excessive. While this unit performed well, it doesn’t have a feature set that would set it apart from its lower-priced competitors.
This is a handy gadget for owners of Combustion’s Predictive Thermometers. We’ve been fans of Combustion’s products from the get-go. Go for it!
The Meater SE is the entry level wireless thermometer from Traeger/Meater.
Our review of the Typhur Sync Gold Dual wireless thermometer turned up accurate results, and it’s got a user-friend app. Recommended!
In this ChefsTemp ProTemp S1 review, we cover the S1 sensor module as well as the four optional probes and fan, a Gold Medal-winning package.
Enjoy a detailed review of the Meater Pro Duo, a waterproof, quick charging pair of wireless temperature probes. Find out how we rate it compared to the competition.
The ThermoWorks RFX is the company’s entry into the wireless thermometer category. This review of the ThermoWorks RFX wireless thermometer also includes a rating. Wireless thermometer technology typically presents some problems, and this product employs several novel approaches to solve some of the problems.
Typical Wireless Problems
Most competitors’ products have a sensor in the handle […]
The FireBoard Pulse is the company’s entry into the wireless thermometer product category. It works in conjunction with either the FireBoard 2 or the Spark to display both the food and the “ambient” temperature. Check out our tested review.
The Meater Pro XL is a wireless meat thermometer that features four probes, each of which has five separate temperature sensors. How does it perform? Check out our full review.
The ThermoPro Twin TempSpike Plus is the two-probe-with-booster version of the previously reviewed TempSpike Plus. It gets a Gold Medal for utility at a good price.
The Tappecue Airprobe Mini wireless temperature probe provides food and ambient temperature information via Bluetooth to a phone or tablet app. Want to learn more about the thermometer? Check out AmazingRibs.com’s full review and product rating.
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 instant-read thermometer uses a unique internal dynamo (generator) to charge a capacitor that powers the unit while in use, but how does it perform? Check out our hands-on review.
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 is an instant read thermometer that uses an internal dynamo to power the unit instead of a battery. Interested in finding out how it performs? Read our full hands-on review.
The Meater 2 Plus is the latest iteration of Apption Lab’s wireless cooking thermometer probe that has extended temperature range and Bluetooth 5.2 for connectivity. It features five sensors along the food-end of the probe.
The ChefsTemp ProTemp 2 Plus is priced aggressively at $149.99 for the stand and one probe. One or two optional probes are also available. It comes with a USB cable but no wall wart. The app is friendly enough. Overall, I would recommend this product for its apparent quality, ease of use, and packaging.
The market is flooded with inexpensive thermometers that perform like this one, so a price tag of over $50 seems a bit excessive. While this unit performed well, it doesn’t have a feature set that would set it apart from its lower-priced competitors.
This is a handy gadget for owners of Combustion’s Predictive Thermometers. We’ve been fans of Combustion’s products from the get-go. Go for it!
The Meater SE is the entry level wireless thermometer from Traeger/Meater.
Our review of the Typhur Sync Gold Dual wireless thermometer turned up accurate results, and it’s got a user-friend app. Recommended!
In this ChefsTemp ProTemp S1 review, we cover the S1 sensor module as well as the four optional probes and fan, a Gold Medal-winning package.
Enjoy a detailed review of the Meater Pro Duo, a waterproof, quick charging pair of wireless temperature probes. Find out how we rate it compared to the competition.
The ThermoWorks RFX is the company’s entry into the wireless thermometer category. This review of the ThermoWorks RFX wireless thermometer also includes a rating. Wireless thermometer technology typically presents some problems, and this product employs several novel approaches to solve some of the problems.
Typical Wireless Problems
Most competitors’ products have a sensor in the handle […]
The FireBoard Pulse is the company’s entry into the wireless thermometer product category. It works in conjunction with either the FireBoard 2 or the Spark to display both the food and the “ambient” temperature. Check out our tested review.
The Meater Pro XL is a wireless meat thermometer that features four probes, each of which has five separate temperature sensors. How does it perform? Check out our full review.
The ThermoPro Twin TempSpike Plus is the two-probe-with-booster version of the previously reviewed TempSpike Plus. It gets a Gold Medal for utility at a good price.
The Tappecue Airprobe Mini wireless temperature probe provides food and ambient temperature information via Bluetooth to a phone or tablet app. Want to learn more about the thermometer? Check out AmazingRibs.com’s full review and product rating.
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 instant-read thermometer uses a unique internal dynamo (generator) to charge a capacitor that powers the unit while in use, but how does it perform? Check out our hands-on review.
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 is an instant read thermometer that uses an internal dynamo to power the unit instead of a battery. Interested in finding out how it performs? Read our full hands-on review.
The Meater 2 Plus is the latest iteration of Apption Lab’s wireless cooking thermometer probe that has extended temperature range and Bluetooth 5.2 for connectivity. It features five sensors along the food-end of the probe.
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