Maverick ET 737 Wireless Bluetooth App Enabled BBQ Thermometer
Key features
- •Choose from 8 types of meat
- •Magnetic mounting LCD display
- •Temperature range: -22°F ~ +572°F
- •Bluetooth Smart (4.0) 150' Bluetooth Range (45 meters)
- •Compatible with iPad Mini, iPad 3, iPhone 4s, iPod touch 5th gen, and newer.
- •150-hour battery life
- •Backlight Temperature LED indicator
- •LCD display
- •Temperature range: -30°C to +300°C
- •1 CR2032 Battery
- •Includes a built-in 24 hour count down timer.
BrandMaverick
CategoryGrill Thermometers
Maverick ET 737 Wireless Bluetooth App Enabled BBQ Thermometer
List Price: $52.36$47.12DEALYou Save: $5.24 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
kitkat•December 13, 2016
works as advertised, even connects from garage to house
Does the Job Nicely
H. Moyer•November 11, 2016
Very handy to use, and compact to store. The Bluetooth app is comprehensive & clear. Some other reviewers complained about battery life, but the batteries it takes are very inexpensive, so for the occasional griller, not that big a deal.
The suggested app works great.. On a recent low and slow
Cerebral Knievel•October 21, 2016
I purchased this device from the end of season bargin bin at Kroger for $10.
The device certainly does what it claims to do. It gives an accurate display of the temperature being read by the included remote thermocouple probe.
Yes, you must leave the brain of the device outside the enclosed cooking area.. That's how these things work... If you want to leave the reader and the probe inside the oven together, you are more than welcome to do so. But by doing so, you are most certainly going to reduce the life span of the device.
As to its special features?
Via bluetooth, it synched up to all the mobile devices I tried to synch it up too. The suggested app works great..
On a recent low and slow, smoked picnic shoulder adventure, in was able to monitor the roasts internal temp on the smoker from the safety and security of the indoor kitchen, on my tablet, as I worked on the rest of the meal.
Any complaint I can up with is the range of the Bluetooth signal.
But then I thought about it a little, then decided that I had paid $10 for a thing that sends temperature readings to a Bluetooth enabled device with the power of a 3.5v watch battery and thought that this was a minor concern all things considered when you think about all the horrible things going on in the world... I hear things are really bad down in Haiti.
Oh! And when making a custom cooking profile on the app, you get this big txt field for the name, but then when you start typing, there is a limit... So "pulled pork" can only ever be "pulled po" and I don't think thats right.
The device certainly does what it claims to do. It gives an accurate display of the temperature being read by the included remote thermocouple probe.
Yes, you must leave the brain of the device outside the enclosed cooking area.. That's how these things work... If you want to leave the reader and the probe inside the oven together, you are more than welcome to do so. But by doing so, you are most certainly going to reduce the life span of the device.
As to its special features?
Via bluetooth, it synched up to all the mobile devices I tried to synch it up too. The suggested app works great..
On a recent low and slow, smoked picnic shoulder adventure, in was able to monitor the roasts internal temp on the smoker from the safety and security of the indoor kitchen, on my tablet, as I worked on the rest of the meal.
Any complaint I can up with is the range of the Bluetooth signal.
But then I thought about it a little, then decided that I had paid $10 for a thing that sends temperature readings to a Bluetooth enabled device with the power of a 3.5v watch battery and thought that this was a minor concern all things considered when you think about all the horrible things going on in the world... I hear things are really bad down in Haiti.
Oh! And when making a custom cooking profile on the app, you get this big txt field for the name, but then when you start typing, there is a limit... So "pulled pork" can only ever be "pulled po" and I don't think thats right.
Five Stars
teejaymo•July 15, 2016
My husband LOVED it and it works great!
What a great thermometer!!!
Kelly Barr•December 7, 2015
Oh my gosh. I am such a gadget girl is amazing. How fun on Thanksgiving to sit in the living room playong games with my kiddos and just looking on my ohone for the temperature. Super cool.
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