A GOOD wireless meat thermometer can be the ultimate hack to getting perfectly cooked meals. Whether it be steak, chicken, BBQ, fish, you name it, these devices make it so you can monitor your cooking remotely while walking around the house or yard.
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Due to the popularity of these thermometers, a lot of cheaply made knock-offs exist on the market. On the flip side, there are wireless meat thermometers that work insanely well (and have features like their own connected apps) but are over $100. Considering the wide range of thermometers out there, we decided to go and find our Goldilocks pick (just right when it comes to features + value). It’s called the ThermoPro TP20, and it’s on sale for a steep discount right now (34% off)!
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Normally retailing for around $70, the TP20 is on a flash deal for $23 off, making the device an easy grab for under $50. To use, all you have to do is insert the stainless steel probes into the meat you’re cooking and then monitor the internal temps via the receiver. The TP20 comes with two probes that connect to a transmitter and can be used separately. So if you’re cooking chicken and steak on the grill, you can monitor both meats at the same time. What’s amazing about the receiver is you can monitor internal temps up to 300ft away!
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For those who aren’t great cooks (yet), you’ll discover the transmitter has pre-programmed USDA-approved temperatures for all types of meats. Once the programmed temperature is reached, the receiver will beep and flash to let you know it’s done. We love the fact the receiver is convenient to use thanks to splashproof materials and a pull-out countertop stand and belt clip. As for the transmitter, you can neatly hang it on a ledge or handle (like an oven door), or let it stand up on it’s own.
What you essentially get with the TP20 is a wireless meat thermometer that gets the job done. It has several nifty features that make it easy-to-use and incredibly accurate. When compared to high-end thermometers, the downside of the TP20 essentially comes down to design (not as sleek and aesthetically pleasing) and the probes having to be connected to a transmitter. But these negatives shouldn’t be a hangup if you’re wanting to get the best bang for your buck.
For under $50, we see this as a certified steal. Grab one for yourself, and one for your brother or best-friend! A device like this will take your summer grilling skills to the max!
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