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This year has been the year of wireless temperature probes. There’s be a constant stream of new wireless probes coming out, all with improved stats from previous models.
ThermoPro has gotten on that trend with their new TempSpike Pro, which retails for $159.99 (check price). It comes with two probes that connect wirelessly through Bluetooth, and a display to monitor temperatures or broadcast the signal via WiFi. In addition to the display, you can also manage your cook with a phone app.
The TempSpike Pro represents a groundbreaking advancement in ThermoPro’s commitment to innovation and quality. With customizable probe options and unlimited Wi-Fi connectivity, the TempSpike Pro provides unmatched flexibility for home cooks and grill masters alike. Whether you’re monitoring multiple dishes or perfecting a single roast, this tool ensures precision and convenience for every cooking scenario.
Reed Lalor, Vice President at ThermoPro
Features and Specs
- Bluetooth range of up to 1,060 feet, and dual-band WiFi (2.4GHz/5GHz)
- The probes are color coded, so it’s easy to match the probe to the temp on the display
- Heat resistance to 1,050 degrees F for grilling or frying
- IP67 waterproof rating, so the probes are dishwasher safe
- Each probe has three internal sensors and one ambient temperature sensor
- The display lasts up to 26 hours on a charge and the probes last up to 36 hours
Rechargeable Block
The best feature on the TempSpike Pro compared to other wireless probes on the market is the rechargeable block. It has a neat modular design where you can stack up to four probes on it and it has a charging block for the display too. This keeps everything self contained and it’s nice to have a home for the display with the probes.
I’m a fan of wireless probes that have a display in addition to the phone app. It can be cumbersome to continually open an app, especially if your cooking low and slow with a live fire. You want constant monitoring of the ambient temp, which means you can’t use your phone for anything else.