Wireless Meat Thermometer with 4 Probes, INKBIRD WiFi Meat Thermometer Digital Wireless for Rotisserie Grill Oven,Unlimited Range Dishwasher Waterproof Bluetooth Thermometer for iOS & Android
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- 3 Combination Mode of Wifi/Bluetooth/Non-Phone Connect 4 Probes Wirelss Meat thermoemter. No range limited when use 2.4Ghz wifi connecting mode.300ft 5.4 Bluetooth range when outside camping.The Non-Phone Connect mode suit for customer who didn't want use phone or older people
- 4 Probes Digital Food Cooking Meat Thermometer with 2.24*4 Inches Full-viewing Angle Backlit LCD Screen.The unit can save 30 miniutes cooking data even without phone connection.The high-definition LCD screen on the charging stand clearly displays the current temperature of each probe at the same time. 4 probes suit for cooking, grilling and frying, multiple food preparation at the same time, multiple delicacies to enjoy at the same time
- Precise Temperature Control of Remote Range Food Thermometer with 1C/1.8F Accuracy and -12.6F~+12.6F Calibation.Each probe is equipped with 2 temperature sensors, which are installed at the head and tail ends to detect the internal food temperature and cooking environment temperature at the same time. Food temperature support range: -10~100C/14~212F, ambient temperature support range: 0~300C/32~572F.Perfectly grill the lamb/steak/pork chop/roasted chicken with aroma and tenderness on the outside, so that everyone will be satisfied with the food
- Inkbird App Smart Control with 28 Pre USDA Menu or Custom Menu and 5 Taste Flavors and High Alarm.Download INKBIRD app on iOS OR Android system to show your cooking skills. Support high temperature alerts, time alerts,graph tracking progress,will alarm you when temperature or timer reaches. The Inbkird fast read wireless meat thermometer help you create five-star meals for BBQ, grill, smoker, or oven
- Last 25 Hours Once Recharged and IP67 Dishwasher Waterproof and Magnet Kitchen Meat Thermometer. The weight of this WIFI Bluetooth meat thermometer is 0.42KG, dishwasher waterproof, easy for storage and clean.Top quality and beautifully packaged, perfect for high-grade gifts
- Notes: Please do not put the unit in high temperature places. The temperature of the plastic unit can bear should not over 80C/176F. Otherwise will alarm of beep.
Brand: Inkbird
Special Feature: Alarm, App Companion, Bluetooth, Rechargeable, Wi-Fi Support
Color: Brown
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: 4*Probes, 1*Charging Cable,1*User Manual
Outer Material: Plastic
Specification Met: ANSI, ASME, ASTM, CCC, CE, CSA, EMC, ETL, FCC, FDA, FE, HACCP, ISO 13485, ISO 9000, ISO 9001, NIST, NSF, RoHS, UL, WEEE See more
Display Type: Digital
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only, Oven Safe
Additional Features: Alarm, App Companion, Bluetooth, Rechargeable, Wi-Fi Support
Display Type: Digital
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Upper Temperature Range: 212 °F
Reusability: Reusable
Immersion Depth: 4.78 inches
LowerTemperature Range: 14 °F
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Resolution: 0.1°F / 0.1°C
Outer Material: Plastic
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only, Oven Safe
Inner Material: Stainless Steel
Specification Met: ANSI, ASME, ASTM, CCC, CE, CSA, EMC, ETL, FCC, FDA, FE, HACCP, ISO 13485, ISO 9000, ISO 9001, NIST, NSF, RoHS, UL, WEEE
Brand Name: Inkbird
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: 4*Probes, 1*Charging Cable,1*User Manual
Model Name: IB-0960-BI-BPUS
Model: IB-0960-BI-BPUS
Manufacturer: Inkbird
Part Number: INT-14-BW
Color: Brown
Style Name: Contemporary
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Length: 4.72 inches
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Color: Brown
I've had/used many different BBQ temp probes over the last 10 years, and this is hands-down the BEST one. Packaging is attractive, the set up was smooth and simple to connect to WiFi. Adding it to the Inkbird app (already had it for another setup) was also simple and quick. Before using, made sure the sticks and base were charged, and ensured calibration with ice water. All 4 sticks read 32 with ambient temp sensors matching the room temp. First cook was just some dinner sausages and they worked fine. Within the app, I was able to set a custom cook type, including putting in a picture for easy finding next time. Dinner was delicious. Next cook was chicken breasts. Again, the app was easy to set a cook type with so many different meats and doneness levels to choose from or customize. Even had a setting for 'Early Warning' which you can set to be notified at different times before it reaches target temp. Dinner was again, delicious and chicken was perfect temp. One thing I noticed was that the ambient temp was a little lower than the temp my smoker was set to. All 4 were consistent, so it's possible my smoker's sensor is off. I also have heard that sometimes the temperature right around the meat is lower because of the evaporation of moisture at the surface of the meat. Much like sweating makes you feel cooler. Either way, everything was fine with the cook. HIGHLY recommend the 4 probe pack. I might not use all 4 every cook, but when cooking multiple cuts of meat of different sizes, and placed in different areas of the grill, this lets me make sure each piece is done to the right temp. For instance, cooking 8 different sized chicken breasts on 8 different spots on your grill, it would be impossible to use two probes to make sure all pieces of meat were cooked to perfection. Get the 4-pack. As I mentioned, I've used many different temp probes. Wired, wireless, bluetooth, wifi, etc.. This is the first set of Wireless Sticks that doesn't lose connection. With other wireless sticks, I was losing connection many time throughout the cook even with the base right next to the grill. The Inkbird sticks never lost connection. I've always been a fan of the Inkbird products, and I will be recommending this set to all my BBQ friends.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024 by NedZep
Color: Brown
I recently purchased this thermometer and I’m really impressed with its performance! I have a brick house so range has always been a concern with thermometers. The range on the Inkbird is fantastic, even better than my Meater block and my Chef IQ probes, allowing me to monitor from further away without interruption. The range is comparable to my Thermoworks thermometer. When the connection does drop, it reconnects quickly. This was one of my primary complaints with other thermometers. My favorite feature is the magnetic base unit, which allows me to mount it directly to my grill or to leave on the front of my fridge for easy reading. The app is easy to use but I find it more convenient to be able to look at the base unit directly without having to open my phone. This is where the Inkbird stands out from its competitors – all of which require you to open the app to monitor your cook. The app is similar to those offered by the other brands, providing a catalog of common cooks, the ability to repeat prior cooks, and the ability to monitor meat and ambient temp over a period of time. The app and base work well together to let me customize temperatures and timers for different meats. The probes are well-made and cleaning has been a breeze thus far. I’m not sure if it is supposed to be dishwasher safe but I have cleaned them that way several times without any issues. The ends are a bit wider which is a plus since my Meater probes fall out of the silverware tray in my dishwasher fairly frequently. My only minor concern is that the numbers painted on each probe might wear off over time, but so far they have held up well through several uses and washes. The probes are fairly accurate, closely matching the temp shown on my hand held thermometer. The only glitch I’ve noticed is that you get an error warning that the probe is too hot if it touches the grates when you flip meat and the probe is not straight in. I’ve gotten better at putting the probe in so that’s been less of an issue now, but you do need to be a bit more careful with thinner cuts of meat. Overall, I highly recommend this thermometer. It’s durable, easy to use, and delivers great results! Definitely a greatr value for all it does.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025 by Russ
I first discovered Inkbird two years ago. They were then virtually unknown in the BBQ world but have since built quite a following with pros and serious backyard warriors alike. Why? Serious BBQ folks had all but given up on unreliable Bluetooth to monitor our cooking temps. Inkbird restored the faith with rock solid all night reliability, and tremendous range. No more dropouts, and no fears that hundred dollar briskets might get ruined with an unexpected grill glitch that a reliable thermometer will alert you to. When I first reviewed this model’s predecessor, IBT-6X in 2017, I enthusiastically described it as the best Bluetooth remote thermometer on the market. Fortunately, this six-probe capable model IBT-6XS has now been upgraded with incremental and smart improvements. I continue to strongly recommend it. Let’s discuss what’s changed, and what has not, compared with the original Inkbird IBT-6X: UPGRADES TO THIS NEW MODEL: INLCUDED RECHARGEABLE BATTERY / The original burned through mucho AAA batteries. I was OK with that because even with a 23 hour pulled pork low ‘n slow cook, they’d last just long enough. The new IBT-6XS ditches the AAAs for a superb built in rechargeable 1000mAh lithium battery that lasts a stunningly long time. To bring it back to full capacity just hook its mini-USB cable to your laptop or any standard phone type wall plug. I was first very skeptical when I first tried this rechargeable technology with Inkbird’s IBT-4XS. (That model is also wonderful and differs in that it only accepts four probes, rather than six like this IBT-6X.) I was stunned and am now a devotee. In my testing over eight hours of continuous use, the rechargeable battery still maintains 90% capacity. Even with a fully depleted rechargeable battery (very hard to do) the built in li-ion battery takes just two hours to fully charge. BUILT IN MAGNET / For the old model, I had to glue three small magnets on the back. Glad Inkbird listened to suggestions from folks like me because this upgraded model now thoughtfully has a magnetized base. It will stick to your pit, no problem. ROTATING DISPLAY / Allows more versatile placement depending on where you want to put your base unit. WHAT HASN’T CHANGED / PROS: A rock solid Bluetooth connection that is reliable and has great range. No droputs. Relatively to read in direct sunlight. BBQ GO phone app is really good and easy to customize. Well designed and fun to use. Reliable temp readings, verified with my Thermapen instant read thermometer. This is of course, most important of all. WHAT CAN IMPROVE: Probes a bit long. Only an issue for me on top rack of my Yoder. The IBT-4XSprobes are slightly shorter. No stubby oven temp probes included. However, meat probes read oven temps exactly the same, so use some of your six included probes for this. Graphing capabilities are just OK, not great, with BBQ GO. Not an issue for me because I care about the meat, not a graph of it. In the future, an exporting option for cook data, and color coded probes could be useful, too. WHAT ABOUT WIFI? Truly, I don’t need wifi since the range of this latest Inkbird Bluetooth technology is so good. Also, I don’t think it’s safe to be driving all over town, or adjusting pit temps from miles away, while your grill is puffing away. COMPARING WITH OTHER MODELS: I never thought I would need a six probe capability but highly recommend this. A thermometer that can monitor both meat temps, and pit temps, is essential. (You may be surprised just how much the temp inside any grill can vary from side to side, or top to bottom.) If you are going to cook low 'n slow, it's far more economical to cook two or three pork butts or briskets at once. Vac seal and freeze the leftovers and they test fresh off the pit anytime--terrific for those rushed early week meals. That leaves another three probes to monitor left and right, as well as top shelf, pit temps. Using four probes at a time is most typical for me but having the capability for six, as well as backup probes is really nice. If you are shopping for a remote thermometer, this one nails it and is my fourth Inkbird product so far. Whatever brand you settle on, I suggest not buying a remote thermometer with only two probes. You'll likely discover that having a minimum of four is truly useful. With this incremental upgrade, this terrific thermometer is better yet. I continue to recommend it as the best Bluetooth thermometer.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2019 by Johnny
Color: Brown
Overall, I’m very happy with this product. The station itself works great, and the app has also been reliable and easy to use. I really like being able to monitor everything from the app without having to constantly check the station, and the whole setup has worked very well for me. The only reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that one of the probes stopped working. I contacted customer service and, after a few back-and-forth emails, they sent me a replacement. It took a little more effort than I would have liked, but they ultimately took care of the issue. Aside from that one probe, I’ve had a very good experience with it. The product does what it’s supposed to do, the station and app work well together, and I’m happy with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Luis A. García
Color: Brown
I gave these things a fair shot. The idea is great, and I really wanted these "value" thermometers to work. They do not. Actually, IMO, they wasted my money, and frankly, I don't have a lot of that stuff, so I'm actually pretty angry about this, because to give these things "a fair shot," I kept them past their return window, so now I'm stuck with them. First, the wifi/Bluetooth is a joke. I can be standing next to my smokers, and next to the base unit, and they'll connect and disconnect at will. Great for establishing thermal trends! Right there you're rendering these things pretty useless. Their biggest selling point—LITERALLY the thing their appeal hinges upon—is being *wireless* and *Bluetooth*, and it fails at BOTH of these things. Next, the app is virtually useless. People who buy these things are typically those who do long smokes, and want to keep an eye on the temps. The only temps the app allows you to go to is 203°f or so. Any higher than that and the app squawks at you that the ambient temp is too high. Then it tells you to go do something about it or you'll risk damaging your probes. There's no way to tell the app everything's actually fine. You can't X out of that. It locks the app. You literally need to go pull the probe, let it drop temp a bit, and place it again, then restart the app, losing all your trend data. Again, the max temp the app allows you to set as max is is 203°f or so. Any higher than that and the app says you're going to damage your probes. 1) Why did you design a product for use in an environment where temps can at times exceed 400° and use materials and technologies that CAN'T EVEN STAND COMING TO THE TEMP OF BOILING WATER?! and... 2) Why is the company/app/dev/designer TELLING ME HOW TO COOK?! At times, I want to monitor a higher temp. That's my prerogative. A pork shoulder's finishing temp is ~210,° and you want it to hold there for *hours*. This thing gets scared and cries for its mama *well* below a useful temp for anybody trying to smoke for pulled pork, or gawd forbid a brisket. How can you use these for something like a chicken breast that needs to be grilled at a higher heat? I tried and got the "I'M TOO HOT YOU'RE GOING TO RUIN ME!!!" warning. Finally, these temps are all over the place. Two probes read about 10 low, and another about 7-10 high. Great accuracy. Everything this setup promises—all of its raison d'etre—it fails to deliver. The only thing good about this unit is the price. Oh, and the magnetic back on the base unit is good and strong. I'd like my money back for all the destroyed protein this rig caused. Thank heaven I checked chicken with a known-good instant read over a holiday, because I would have served everybody a Salmonella Special. I'm either going to drop 3-4x as much for a setup like this that works, or (most likely) just go back to wires with a wifi/BT base unit. Not everything needs to be wireless...
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Andrew Montgomery
Over the last several years I have bounced around with different temperature probes, a couple of wired and the 4-block Wireless variety brand that everyone is familiar with. I REALLY wanted the wireless 4-block to work as I was frustrated with large cooks and the wired probes were complicated to manage with moving items around. However, due to the double wall build of my smoker I never could maintain a constant connection for more than 15 minutes at a time. Obviously, during a long cook, checking temps at 3am from inside the house at a glance is very important. Dropping connection constantly made their product a non-starter for my wireless temp probe usage. So, I was stuck using wired probes. Fast forward to a few weeks ago when I purchased the Inkbird INT-11P-B wireless probe. This was a suggestion from a user on Reddit asking that I review the unit. I stressed that I would review the unit but if it was terrible then I would say how terrible it was. I am happy to report that it is far from terrible. In fact, its pretty fantastic. The Inkbird app couldn't be easier to connect and setup. Connect, select Target (Temp), Food type and desired doneness. Its truly that simple. My current wireless probe app (ThermoWorks) could definitely take some pointers from the ease of use that the Inkbird app shows. It truly is "Plug n' Play". My first cook with the Inkbird was a small sirloin steak. During the cook I placed the magnetic base/charger under the front shelf of the smoker. This allows for constant connection to the probe and keeps the base out of the elements (rain, sun, snow, etc). The base station connects to my home wireless. I did move the base inside the house during the cook to test connection to the probe and, as expected, it did drop connection. It quickly reconnected after placing it back to its original location. The probe worked flawlessly from start to finish. My second cook was for chicken breast. Again, select chicken for the cook, it defaults to "well done" temp. But in this situation I clicked "Early Warning" which gives me a 10, 20, 30 or 40 degree early warning notification. This is FANTASTIC for cook prep. "DING!", time to get the BBQ sauce out as the chicken is almost done. Such a great feature! The app even shows weather and sunset/sunrise inside the app. That is really handy. Again, this was a sponsored review. But I will never sugarcoat a product. It either works great (aka...as marketed) or it is terrible and should be avoided. In this situation, I would GLADLY buy this product in multiples. I am planning on letting the wife use it for her oven cooks (works great in there as well) and she is very happy with its ease of use. For the price, this is a great product. Heck, for double the price this is still a great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025 by Jon C.
Color: Brown
I purchased the Inkbird 14-BW Wireless Meat Thermometer with 4 Probes based on my positive experiences with other Inkbird products. The company makes quality products at a reasonable price while supporting the products for either help or product questions. My first impression of the product when it arrived was the entire design was well thought out and of high quality. The box that the thermometer arrived in was "gift quality" and I use it to store and display in my smoker supplies. I found the system easy to setup and use. The app is intuitive and include with my other Inkbird devices. The Wireless Meat Thermometer with 4 Probes has worked flawlessly through multiple long smoking sessions of Pork Butts. The challenge my previous Inkbird wireless probe transmitting through my insulated garage door has been solved as the probe case uses wireless to receive the data from the probes and repeat the information to the app via wireless connection. I was able to check on the temperature of each item without going near the smoker. The case is magnetic (great idea like my other Inkbird probe) and it works well to attach the case to the side of the smoker pellet bin during use. The challenge of reading the temperature through the foil wrap still remains as it appears the foil blocks the bluetooth signal. I have been pulling the probe when reaching the target temperature, wrapping the meat in foil, and then re-inserting the probe through the foil. The rest of the smoking session was able to read the temperature without any issues. The battery life of the individual probes is awesome. Cleanup of the probes is easy all I need to do is wash them with dish soap and dry them. They are waterproof so ithe directions say you can place them in the dishwasher but I prefer to hand wash them. Placing them back into the case engages the charging of the probes while storing them for the next use. I do like the ability of the case to record the data over the entire smoking session and store the data to use for future sessions. I did mistakenly discard my probe #2 but was please to see I can order the probes individually to replace my mistake. I look forward to using the Wireless Meat Thermometer with 4 Probes for many years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by clutz
Color: Brown
Please note that I'm writing this review after using this wireless unit one time. I will say that the instructions aren't perfect about to set it up, but even so, it didn't take long to get the Inkbird app on my phone and get everything linked up to wifi. I do my cooking in a building that is some distance from my home, but it does have wifi. With this thermometer, I was able to put three huge hens in my pellet grill, with one probe in the breast of each chicken, then I could monitor how they were cooking from my home. The app made it easy to select each probe and then tell it I was cooking chicken. It knew to set the temperature at 165. Other apps I have used were clumsy and hard to set. Once the chickens were close to 165, I went back to the other building. I have had other thermometers that were supposed to transmit long distances and/or required wires to connect them to a base unit. But this works almost like magic. With wifi, there is no limit to how far you can go and still know exactly how your meat is doing. I give this five stars for ease of setting up with wifi, the fact that the probes are wireless, the ease of using the Inkbird app, and how well it all worked.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Joe G. Brannen