ThermoPro TP-25 Wireless Food Thermometer

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By: Bill McGrath, AmazingRibs.com Chief Thermometer Reviewer

ThermoPro TP-25 Wireless Food Thermometer

The ThermoPro TP-25 is a four-channel, Bluetooth-connected wireless food thermometer that is controlled via a free, downloadable smart phone app. It comes with four color-coded temperature probes, a USB cable to recharge the internal battery, and two grill clips.

The instruction sheet is pretty sparse, but the interface is intuitive enough that most users will be able to navigate around the app easily. You can also use the transmitter by itself if you don’t need the features provided by the app. And you can turn off the Bluetooth transmitter to save battery power.

The transmitter has an on/off switch on the back that doubles as the Fahrenheit/Celsius switch. There is a backlight button on the front of the unit that lights the display for ten seconds. The display also shows remaining battery life and the Bluetooth status, as well as the °F/°C units in use.

For each channel, you can set an alarm triggered by rising temperature or by a timer. You can annotate the timers with directions like “Flip meat” or the text of your choice. If the app crashes, the temperature alarms are retained, but the timers cancel, losing your place in the time realm. Unfortunately, crashing can be a frequent occurrence. Each of the four channels has its own graph of temp vs. time. The labels on the graphs are in the tiniest font, making them very difficult to read without a magnifier. Temperature accuracy on this unit is good.

Contact info for the manufacturer is found in the accompanying documentation. The warranty can be extended to three years from one by registering the product online.

The overall quality is good, but the instability of the app, especially when the timers are in use, is troubling. Hopefully they’ll get that straightened out. This is a pretty basic unit at a pretty reasonable price.

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Product Information:

Thermometer Function:

Leave in Food, Leave in Cooker, Wireless Remote
Item Price :

59.99
*Price Subject To Change
Where to buy (buying from this supplier supports this website):

Amazon
Probe:

(4) Length: 6" (15 cm), diameter: 0.159" (4 mm), tip: 0.105" (2.6 mm), cable: 41" (1 m)
Battery Type:

Internal rechargeable
Battery Life:

Not specified
Safe Operating Range:

not specified
Min & Max Temp:

32 to 572°F (0 to 300°C)
Display Precision:

1°
Actual Temp at 32 Degrees:

32
Actual Temp at 130 Degrees:

131
Actual Temp at 225 Degrees:

228
Actual Temp at 325 Degrees:

326
Speed from 32 to 212 Degrees:

n/a
Numbers Display Size:

0.55" (14 mm)
Water Resistance Rating:

not specified
Weight:

5.05 oz. ( 143 g)
C/F Switch:

Built in CF switch
Backlight:

Built in Backlight
Color Options:

White
Thermometer Sensor:

Thermistor
Thermometer Connection:

Bluetooth
App:

Apple and Android
Logging:

In app
Included:

Display unit, four food probes, USB cable, 2 grill clips, instructions
Alarms:

Audible/Visible

Manufacturer:

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Published On: 4/2/2020

Bill McGrath, AmazingRibs.com Chief Thermometer Reviewer - Bill McGrath is AmazingRibs.com's Thermometer Maven. He has sophisticated equipment, an electrical engineering degree from Cornell University, and an MBA (almost) from UC Berkeley. Despite being mostly retired, he is still the person responsible for developing and updating all of ExxonMobil's training modules.

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