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Bluetooth Thermometer

otter
otter Posts: 347
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Happy Saturday to all.
Looking to purchase a probe with Bluetooth.
Do they work well on a LBGE?
What brand is recommended?
 Thanks
Pure Michigan
Grand Rapids, Michigan  LBGE, SBGE
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  • chzplz
    chzplz Posts: 65
    edited June 8
    Bluetooth has limited range.  They work great if you’re nearby, but are useless if you leave the house and want to keep an eye on things, unless they also connect to wifi. 

    I use Signals by Thermoworks.  It connects to my wifi so I can check in on it from anywhere, and it will alarm if temps get too high or too low.  But it also powers a fan, which is a bit of overkill on a BGE.  If you know how to adjust your egg well enough, there is no need for a fan.  
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  • Ozzie_Isaac
    Ozzie_Isaac Posts: 20,689
    I like my Meater+ a lot.

    Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL


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  • RLS
    RLS Posts: 49
    edited June 9
    I currently have Thermoworks Signals, Meater Block and Meater 2 Plus. I've found since getting the Meater units the Signals doesn't see any action. I like the fact the Meater is completely wireless, which is nice for rotisserie chicken. I use all with a LBGE and have no connection issues, the only limiting factor is the Meater 2 Plus is BT only.
    Rick in Tampa
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