CHEF iQ Sense Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer with Ultra-Thin Probe, Unlimited Range Bluetooth Meat Thermometer, Digital Food Thermometer for Remote Monitoring of BBQ Grill, Oven, Smoker, Air Fryer
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Style: Single Probe Set
Features
- PERFECTLY COOKED FOODS: This smart cooking thermometer takes away the guesswork with real-time internal temperature updates, flip reminders, rest indicators, estimated time left, and more.
- QUAD SENSORS: Get maximum cooking accuracy from any angle with 3 internal and 1 ambient sensor.
- UNLIMITED WIRELESS FREEDOM: Long-range connectivity means you can remotely monitor cooking while chatting with friends and family and still get a perfectly cooked meal.
- COOKING PRESETS: Get help setting optimal cooking times for various foods with choices for meat, cut, and doneness right on the CHEF iQ App, or choose from hundreds of delicious recipes.
- PROTECT YOUR PROTEIN: Ultra-thin design keeps proteins intact and juices inside for perfectly cooked meat every time.
- AUDIBLE AND VISUAL REMINDERS: Hear reminders from the charging hub speaker as well as App notifications to ensure you dont miss a thing.
- HOURS OF USE WITH MINUTES OF CHARGING: This indoor outdoor thermometer is ready when you need it with 40+ hours of use from a 10-minute charge or charge for 1 minute and get hours of use.
- SAFE FOR HIGH HEAT: Safe for temperatures up to 752F to use as air fryer, deep fryer, slow cooker, grilling, BBQ, oven, sous-vide, smoking, rotisserie, and convection oven thermometer.
- EASY-CLEANING: Waterproof and dishwasher-safe probes allow you to soak or toss in with other kitchen dishes for simplified cleanup.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: Purchase worry-free with a one-year limited warranty from Chef iQ.
Brand: CHEF iQ
Special Feature: Fast Reading System
Color: Light Silver
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: Hub, Probe and USB Charging Cable
Outer Material: Stainless Steel
Specification Met: FDA, CE, RoHS
Display Type: Digital
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth,Wifi
Product Care Instructions: Oven Safe, Hand Wash Only
Package Dimensions : 8.43 x 3.54 x 2.05 inches; 11.99 ounces
Item model number : CQ60-1-SET-V2
Date First Available : June 5, 2023
Manufacturer : CHEF iQ
Best Sellers Rank: #396 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining) #7 in Meat Thermometers & Timers
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,197 ratings
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Style: Triple Probe Set
I bought the hub + 3 probes, for $159.99, right after Christmas 2023, and it arrived in 24 hours. =========== Setup: 8 I installed and launched the Chef IQ app, from the Google Play store on my phone (as instructed by the quick-start pamphlet). The app then guided me through the remaining steps. The first thing it instructed was to double-tap the hub's power button. But it didn't power on. I realized the hub's battery may need to be charged, but it doesn't come with a charger... only a USB-C to USB-A cable. (Most folks likely have spare USB-A wall chargers laying around, but it still would've been nice if it was included.) I found a spare charger, plugged it in, double-tapped the hub's power button, and it powered on. The app's instructions should be changed to include instructions to plug in the hub first, prior to tapping the power button. (Someone less savvy may assume it's defective and return it.) Next, the app asked to allow Bluetooth access, then choose my WiFi network and type my WiFi password. Then it asked me to update the hub's firmware. That took 5-10 minutes to complete. No issues. Now here's the kicker: it makes you create a Chef IQ account, and *verify* your email address, before proceeding. That should not be required, just for a meat thermometer! Annoyed, I provided a fake name, and used one of my throw-away emails (where I don't care if it receives spam). I received a verification email in my email inbox, clicked the link, and within seconds, the Chef IQ app automatically proceeded to the next step: registering the probes with the hub. I placed the probes in the hub's probe-charging slots, and it quickly recognized each one, and registered them in seconds. I left everything plugged in to fully charge. The probes finished in 15 minutes. The hub took 2 hours but communicated just fine with the probes during that time. =========== Accuracy: 7 To test the accuracy of the probes, I tested them in ice water as well as boiling water. I submerged the probes in a thermos filled with ice water, and swirled it for 2 minutes. I hoped they'd show 32 or 33 F, but they never went below 34 F. The ice was all the way to the button, and the probes were fully submerged in the water. They should've shown 32 not 34 F. Next, after acclimating the probes back to room temperature, I submerged them in boiling water. Within 15 seconds, they all showed 212-213 F. Excellent. Aside from my slight disappointment, it's of no real consequence to me, if they're 2 degrees off at near freezing temps. What's important is that they're accurate at higher temps. In that regard, they do operate within specs, at +- 1 degree F. Some probes on the market have a higher accuracy (0.5 F), but they also cost much more than these probes. Given their price, I'm happy with their accuracy. =========== Reliability: 9 I did a 4-hour test, where I moved the hub into another room, 40 feet away from the probes. All 3 probes remained connected to the hub the entire time. The only time one of the probes lost connection was when I sealed the probes in a metal thermos for 2 minutes (during the ice water test). Probe #1 lost connection, while probes #2 and #3 remained connected. When I removed the probes from the thermos, probe #1 automatically reconnected in seconds. =========== Features: 9 Chef IQ includes features that other companies either don't have, or charge extra for: 4 sensors per probe, Bluetooth, WiFi, and a built-in speaker. Currently, the only sensors on the market with more sensors is the Meater 2+ and the Combustion Inc. probe, but they are $120 and $150 respectively. At $50 each, you can't beat the price of the Chef IQ probes. The 5mm diameter of these probes is also thinner than many other probes on the market. A couple negatives: 1) The hub doesn't have a built-in screen, This prevents my spouse from using the probes, as they're paired exclusively to my phone. A workaround is pairing them to a dedicated device (like a tablet or old phone), but that's not an ideal solution, as it's one more device that you need to remember to charge. 2) The hub only supports 3 probes. I sometimes smoke 4 briskets, and wish I could add a 4th probe. =========== App: 9 The app is pretty intuitive, with several tabs, at the bottom of the screen, for "Home", "Cook control", "Recipes" and "More" features. Both the "Home" and "Recipes" tabs include step-by-step guided recipes, with videos. Unfortunately, "Home" prominently features a "Just For You" section, with the first recipe being Chicken Francese, which requires the purchase and pairing of the Chef IQ Smart Cooker appliance with the app. Huh? How is that "just for me"? Why show me recipes it knows I can't actually make? Fortunately, the "Recipes" tab doesn't have that annoyance, and only shows recipes I can prepare with the probes, with "Oven", "Stovetop", "Grill", "Smoker" all clearly indicated in each recipe's tile. The Chef IQ team has clearly invested a lot of effort in creating these interactive recipes. Kudos for a job well done; it adds a lot to the experience. In the "More" tab, there's a cooking history (where I can view all my past cooks), change the hub speaker volume, custom name the probes, and other app tweaks. The app isn't overly-complicated which I like. But, one feature I hope they add is a way to export the cooking history (e.g., into CSV, XML, JSON, or similar format). For advanced users like me, providing a public API would be a neat feature, and I hope they consider adding it. The app and hub don't require WiFi (beyond the initial registration and firmware updates). This is important to me, because if the Chef IQ cloud site goes offline (or my WiFi or internet goes down), I can still set up and monitor my cooks via Bluetooth. =========== Ease of Use: 8 I think the hub's built-in speaker is a great feature, as it calls out what to do next. E.g., when it's time to flip the steaks, or when it's time to take them off the heat, it gives me a verbal message. That's really neat, as there's been times I've missed the notifications on my phone, in other companies' apps. But, as mentioned earlier: my spouse can't use the probes, since they're paired only to my phone. I really wish the hub had a basic digital display that showed all the probe temps. =========== Web site: 3 Their web site is mostly useless. You can't use it to view your cook history, or even to see your probes. At the time of this review, the web site doesn't even recognize your app's login credentials. I.e., if you register your email/password in the app, then try to log in to the web site, it won't recognize your email and you'll need to register again. Why does Chef IQ maintain separate login databases, between their web site and their app? Makes no sense. =========== Final score: 9 The probes are reasonably accurate, reliable, with decent battery life. If I run into any issues, I'll update this review. The hub includes great features, like Bluetooth and WiFi, and dunks on its competitors with a surprisingly helpful built-in speaker. But I do hope they consider adding a screen to monitor cooks without relying solely on the app. The app is intuitive, with a nice balance of usability vs configurability that should appeal to many people. I appreciate the app's guided recipes, and hope they start allowing the community to contribute their own guided recipes. I also like its seamless integration with the hub's speaker. I hope the Chef IQ team takes a page from Combustion Inc. and removes the annoying login/email requirements. Email verification is pointless! It's not like it's even linked to the (also pointless) web site anyway. Get rid of the needless login/email verification, or at least make it optional. Despite some annoyances, given the specs and features included at this price, it's the best value on the wireless probe market, and an easy recommendation.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by D. Stamatis
Style: Triple Probe Set
Overview: I recently purchased a set of three wireless temperature probes for my pellet grill, and I must say, they've exceeded my expectations. Here's my detailed review: 1. Accuracy: The temperature readings from these probes met my expectations perfectly. I compared them to other methods of measurement and found them to be consistently accurate throughout the cooking process. 2. Wireless Connection: One of the standout features of these probes is their stable wireless connection. The hub connected seamlessly via Bluetooth to my phone and also to my Wi-Fi network. I never experienced any interruptions or disconnections between the probes and the hub, providing peace of mind during long cooking sessions. 3. Durability: Durability is crucial, especially for tools used in high-temperature environments. These probes impress with their sturdy construction, and my favorite feature is their dishwasher-safe design. Being able to toss them in the dishwasher for cleaning saves both time and effort, ensuring they're ready for the next cooking adventure. 4. User-Friendly App: While setting up the app initially required a couple of extra steps, once I got the hang of it, everything worked smoothly. The interface is intuitive, and the app offers a range of useful features for monitoring and controlling the cooking process. Once the cook was started, I had no issues with the app's performance. Final Thoughts: Overall, these wireless temperature probes have become an indispensable tool in my grilling arsenal. With their accuracy, reliability, durability, and user-friendly app, they've enhanced my cooking experience and helped me achieve perfect results every time. I highly recommend them to any grilling enthusiast looking to take their culinary skills to the next level.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: Double Probe Set
Super easy to set up links. I set up bluetooth and wifi. Both need the communication case is the bridge. I was looking at this Chief iQ or the Meater 2. Both very highly rated with Amazon and on YouTube. I went with Chief iQ with 2 probes. You could get 3 probe Chief iQ less than the price of 1 Meater2. The probe in structures are super straight forward with the guide on the app when you about to use. I used it first on a 4 pound while chicken in my Kitchen Aid oven. Cooke on convection at 375. The app set up with probe temp (4 sensors), target temp, and ambient temp. There is an estimated timer that also calculates time to completion. The chicken got up to 155 degree F and the speaker alerted to remove for resting with target temp of 165 F. I didn't wrap with fool and let it rest on top of my stove. The estimated timer calculate 15 min rest and alerted completion after 15 min. I looked at probe temp and it was 166 F. Chicken came out perfect. Juicy and fully cooked. Speaker volume is adjustable and plenty loud Connection distance is line of sight, so it was not a problem since the case was on top of the counter 5 feet from oven. The wifi in my house extends through my property inside and out and I could monitor on my app. Easy clean up and stored in case. Excellent product which is accurate and easy to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by A. Chang
Style: Triple Probe Set
Absolutely thrilled with my new Bluetooth meat thermometer! The ease of use and accuracy are unmatched. With its Bluetooth connectivity, I can monitor my meat's temperature from anywhere in my home, ensuring perfect results every time. The app is intuitive and user-friendly, providing real-time updates and alerts. Plus, the sleek design adds a touch of modernity to my kitchen arsenal. It's a game-changer for any level of home chef. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Hadara