10 Best Wireless Meat Thermometers in 2022 (Chef-Reviewed)

When it comes to hardware, Inkbird's WiFi Grill Thermometer has the competition beat. It has a waterproof IPX3 rating, has a display that can easily be read in sunlight, and has a backlight that means you can read it in the dark as well.

If you ever find the temperature accuracy to be a bit off, you actually have the ability to recalibrate the probes yourself - no need to send it back to the factory for weeks on end! It also comes with a long-lasting rechargeable battery that users have testified can power through long cooking sessions, even ones that run over 20 hours.

Some users have suggested that the software, on the other hand, could use some work. Among the most common complaints is that the alarm is too quiet and you can't zoom out on the temperature graph.

Hopefully, such issues will be resolved in a future update; in the meantime, the app still has numerous strong points in its favor. Most notable of these is that all its data is saved on the cloud so that it doesn't get lost whenever the app is restarted.

With its new, updated probes, NutriChef has one of the best wireless meat thermometers on the market. Its display has the capacity to monitor up to six probes (their "Multi Probe" unit has two with an option to purchase four more separately), which is perfect for those who have multiple grills or like to cook large cuts of meat.

One of the nicest things about the app is that it has a temperature graph that allows you to monitor how quickly it's heating, something that, as several users have stated, is great for longer cooks to maximize tenderness. It has alarms not only for reaching the correct temperature, but also ones to notify you if it loses connection with the probes.

Some reviewers stated that the instruction manual is incomplete and that the alarm is very loud. However, other users found the latter to be a note in its favor, as it meant they never missed any important notifications the app sent them.

For those who are more inexperienced with cooking, Soraken's wireless meat thermometer is a great find. Its Bluetooth range goes up to 100 feet indoors and 170 feet outdoors, along with the capability to use six probes at once, though note it only comes with four.

While some users had trouble with accuracy and the app crashing, most rave about how easy this device is both to use and to set up, easily pairing with whatever phone or tablet you have at the ready.

The thermometer as a whole was also great to use on big-ticket items such as a turkey since they could use the probes in multiple places to see if one area was heating faster than the other.

Chugod's thermometer comes complete with four color-coded probes and two stainless steel ones. Color-coded probes are great for keeping track of which probe is which but tend to get stained with soot when used for smoking meats. That's why it's a nice touch that they include stainless steel probes as well!

Tons of reviews mentioned how easy this product was to use and to set up. The Bluetooth paired quickly with buyers' phones, but some users had a problem with the receiver not powering on.

In such cases, the recommendation was to pull out the batteries and wait for at least a couple of minutes before putting them back in to let the unit reset. For any other problems, users have mentioned that the customer service is very good about sending replacements for defective probes if needed.

ThermoPro has a long history of turning out good quality thermometers of all sorts, and their wireless meat thermometer is no exception. Their TP20 is splash-proof and very sturdy - the kind of build that feels like it'll last a long time. Users have also praised how solid its connectivity is, going up to 300 feet and alerting you if it's ever out of range.

Some negative reviews stated the reliability of the probes is an issue. Another complaint is that the clip may be difficult to hang for some. However, many who used it for smoking meats and for grilling said it has become their new best friend. Many are especially impressed with the connection range.

For those looking for maximum convenience, Inkbird has you covered. This sleek, compact display comes with a built-in magnet that allows you to slap it onto the outside of a grill or other metal surface so that you don't have to worry about where to set it down when you start cooking.

Users mentioned how easy it is to use this thermometer's app, which comes with both preset meat temperatures and the ability to fully customize alarms for both low and high temperatures and to input your own temperature preferences.

Some users have mentioned that the display washes out a bit in full sunlight, or that the probes unplug a little too easily if you move the display too much. Other than that, reviewers who had a problem with defective probes found that Inkbird had great, responsive customer service.

BFOUR's wireless meat thermometer is great for long cooks, and the fact that it comes with six probes means that you'll always have enough to keep track of whatever food you're cooking, for however many people you're looking to feed!

Many users praise the app for its efficiency and versatility. Not only does it come with presets for preferred doneness for many types of meat, but you're also given the option to change temperature settings however you like. The app also has a timer, which is something missing from quite a few other apps.

Some reviewers mentioned that setting up the thermometer was rather difficult. Others found that the Bluetooth range was shorter than expected if there were walls between them and the display.

Most, however, found that the pros far outweighed these few cons. The fact that it comes with so many probes means that if one stops working after the 24-month warranty is up, you still have five more to keep your food at the perfect temperature.

The Meater Plus eliminates the guesswork in grilling, smoking, and roasting. Its long wireless range and dual-sensor tech monitors meat and ambient temperatures, sending real-time updates to your phone.

 
Users appreciate how it ensures perfect results every time—no more overcooked or undercooked meals! The Meater Plus app provides guided cooking, timers, and resting time suggestions. Whether a grill master or a beginner, this smart tool will elevate your outdoor cooking.

Tappecue's wireless meat thermometer has some great things going for it. The probes are quick and accurate, the display has an IPX5 rating, meaning you don't have to worry about it getting wet, and its ability to connect to Wi-Fi means you can check the temperature of your food from pretty much anywhere.

Some users did have connectivity issues, but this may be due to the fact that the set up is something of a pain as it requires you to download the software onto a computer first. This also means that unless you're lugging a laptop with the software with you, use outside the home is difficult.

Despite the fact that the display's touch screen and the app are rather outdated, reviewers commend the company for its amazing customer service. Except for a fairly short battery life of approximately 12 hours, the hardware on this thermometer is phenomenal, making any inconveniences in the software well worth it.

For those looking for modern, state-of-the-art technology combined with a simple old school interface, look no further than Cadence's Enzoo wireless meat thermometer. The display's LCD is backlit and designed to be read from almost any angle within 178 degrees.

It has a range of 500 feet so that you can go pretty much anywhere in your house and still check on your food's temperature.

Users rave about the accuracy of the probes. Although there were some whose units were defective or stopped working correctly after just a few uses, those who contacted the company were able to get replacements quickly and easily thanks to the thermometer's 3-year warranty.

Since the cable wire is narrow enough that you can close the oven door on it, it's great for use in an oven. The manual display, though different from a touch screen, has a nice feel and is easy to work with.