Thermomeat Verdict- A wireless meat probe with a good signal range, the TempSpike is accurate at measuring meat temperatures but not at cooking temperatures. This connection is pre-paired in the factory and you usually won’t need to pair it unless you get a new replacement probe or the connection is lost for some reason. Besides, they both are compatible with a number of BBQ appliances including grill, smoker, pan, or rotisserie. this wireless thermometer for grilling can monitor your cooking from up to 500 feet away, truly wirelessly tracking your meal from anywhere! You simply plug the charger in and let it come to a full charge (the light will stop blinking when it is fully charged), then download the TempSpike app and let it guide you.

This makes it difficult to gauge how far to insert the probe into your meat to find its thermal center. If your idea of medium rare differs from the app, it’s simple to adjust the temperatures to your liking, and the information is saved for the next time. The MeatStick X was generally the closest in tracking cooking temperatures during testing, but even then it was still 10 to 20°F off.

The Meater Original wireless probe is accompanied by a sleek bamboo charging dock with magnetic backing.

I rate the TempSpike as one of the most durable wireless meat probes outside of the Tappecue AirProbe due to its design and waterproof rating. The preset temperature ranges– I didn’t like that I was unable to set a cook for Pork for less than 160°F when the USDA states that minimum safe cooking temp is 145°F. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. It can simultaneously measure internal and ambient temperatures precisely with a 3-second response rate. Both the devices are architectured with durable stainless steel material which makes them long-lasting and high-heat resistant.If you have questions related to barbecue or grilling, please post them to the comments section at the bottom of any page.