GoodfulWired Probe Meat Thermometer with Timer, Programmed with Preset USDA Approved Temperatures for Different Types of Meat, Withstand Temperatures to 716 Degrees F

Love this. It's my second one. It's nice to put in your roast and leave it . Then when it beeps it's done

I wish it was just a simple thermometer. It has all these annoying rigid settings for poultry versus beef versus pork that I really don't care about because those always make you overcook your meat. But it doesn't work enough. It's just that the alarm goes off when you don't want it to sometimes because of the settings it's stuck on.

Easy to use, Fast shipping, Great quality.

I have tried using this thermometer several times, and it has not worked properly any time I've used it. I trusted it with a pork loin, set it to 165 degrees, but when the alarm went off the roast was 195 degrees. The roast was barely edible. I tried it again with a thick steak, it's a good thing I didn't trust it because it was reading 110 when the steak was 130.Very disappointing purchase.

I took the Goodful meat thermometer for a test drive today to explore the features and operation. My Ninja Foodi Indoor grill has its own temperature probe, is my usual way to grill pork chops at lunch, and looked to be an excellent side-by-side testbed.The plastic-wrapped, generic AAA battery that came with the timer was fully charged and ready to go. The slide switch on the back selects timer, temperature, and off. I opted for temperature and then used the buttons on the top to choose the pig icon, which is 170F. I then pushed the long probe into the pork chop, set it on the grill alongside the other pork chop with the Ninja's probe, and began cooking. A short time later, the Ninja chimed to announce that cooking was complete, and seconds later, the Goodful thermometer chimed in agreement. This method seemed to be a good, practical test to see that the Goodful thermometer works as advertised:- Continuously reporting the current temperature.- Being safe to operate on a hot grill from raw to well done.- Chiming when reaching the set temperature.This Goodful thermometer is a well-made tool that I would trust on the outdoor grill.

Note that I am reviewing the stainless steel thermometer, not the red fold-out temperature probe.I was relieved/entertained to see that it came with a "Super LONLIFE" battery... Speaking of which, it comes with the battery installed and a little plastic pull strip hanging out that keeps the battery disconnected until you unpack it, but the battery was still wrapped in its own plastic, so pulling the strip would not have made the item work. So if you get one of these, just go ahead and take the battery door off to install the battery instead of pulling the little strip and wondering why it won't come on.Aside from that, the item worked mostly as expected. The temperature seemed accurate as far as I could tell and it responds very quickly to change. The magnet worked well to hang it on the side of my smoker. The display was very clear and easy to read - note that there is no backlight so you can't see it in the dark. I had some issues with the probe connection, sometimes the temperature would show "---" and twisting the plug would make the temp reappear. This wasn't really a problem since I was watching things pretty closely and not relying on the thermometer's alarm - which isn't incredibly loud, but sufficient. The metal strain relief spring on the plug is a nice touch, I feel like there should be something similar where the cord goes into the probe as well - also note that this is not water proof where the cord is crimped into the probe, as indicated in the instructions, and the probe must be hand-wiped clean.Overall, not a bad little unit. I'm sure I'll be using it often

I needed a new one since my last one got thrown in the dishwasher and the plastic melted. This isn't a bad price, feels nice and sturdy, with a lot of features I might not ever use since I just want to make sure I'm baking my chicken to the correct temperature. I will say that I like the wired probe a lot more than the kind that you have to stick into the meat and contort your body to see.

This is a very handy thermometer with a ton of features. We needed one of these just for being able to check the temperature of the meat that we're cooking, but this thing does so much more than just that! You can actually leave it in whatever you're cooking and when it gets up to the proper and safe temperature it will sound an alarm to let you know that you're good to go. It makes everything real simple! Which is exactly how I like things in the kitchen.