MEATER Plus: Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer with 165ft Long-Range Monitoring

YCRic: This is my second Meater thermometer. My first Meater (purchased December 1, 2022) has been great and is used at our home in the valley - elevation 64’. This is my first cook with my second Meater (purchased in February 25, 2023 on Amazon) for our vacation home at an elevation of 6,240’. I updated the software prior to the cook while using this new unit. The ambient temperature was showing 100 to 120 degrees lower than my Green Mountain Grill was showing the entire cook. I cooked using my rotisserie attachment which I have successfully used many times before. I finally pulled the pork tenderloin off at 132 per the Meater and the tenderloin was very over done. I didn’t have a secondary meat thermometer like I do at home so I was unable to check the accuracy of the Meater.

I would like you to replace my second Meator as it just didn’t do the job.

United States on Jul 03, 2023

LMKLMK: The product solves a need...it has limitations on range even with the PLUS unit, but that's workable around.
The ISSUE IS, the unit fell apart in less than 2 years...while that sounds like a long time, its really not a disposable product at over $100!!! Meater offered me a 15% coupon to buy another one instead of fixing this one or telling me how to fix.
I own 3 of these products and have suggested it to friends as well who bought it...hopefully the others will last longer!…BUT THEN customer service issued me a new unit for free… Happy now!

United States on May 16, 2022

K. Peffley: I’ve used this twice now, once for a chicken and then again for a pork shoulder. I like it a lot because there are no wires. It’s all Bluetooth, and you can monitor the temperature and time on your smartphone. I have one recommendation and that’s to thoroughly read the instructions before you use it, else you might screw up. You must charge the device for four hours before you use it for grilling or smoking. Remember also that you must put batteries in the box that charges the device. Walk through the instructions in a mock run through before you actually use it. You’ll be happy you bought this, though admittedly it is expensive. There are other less expensive devices out there that will work just as well, but you’ll have to contend with the wires. Happy grilling.

United States on Aug 07, 2021

QM: I’ve been smoking meat for decades. I was using pellets long before it became “fashionable”, and most home grillers were still stuck with Propane. However, I was never able to use the “wireless” advancements the newer pellet smokers now have as standard equipment. (My pellet smoker is an original Traeger.) The Meater wireless temperature probe is an inspired tool for remote monitoring of the “cook”. With an old iPhone, functioning as a “repeater”, I could be on the other side of the world and monitor the cooking session.

I was surprised by the Meater IOS app that I downloaded to my iPhone. It is so functional and, truly, is the best feature of the Meater. In addition to the internal & external temperatures, the historical graphical interface is very useful. Accurate, I’m able to view the rise and fall of the pellet smoker’s temperature. Amazing! It’s kind of a novelty, but I’m able to share a web link with anyone, allowing them to view, in real time, the smoking session. Also, I was surprised to discover that I could initiate a web browser to view the “cook” parameters as well.

Battery life on the wireless temperature probe exceeds...

United States on Jun 13, 2021

Phyllis: I'm just starting out with my new Kamado Joe Classic and I have only tackled a few grillings so far using the Meter+. Downloading the App to your phone and a tablet will allow you to go anywhere since the Meter+ links up to Meter Cloud. Just bluetooth the probe to the tablet while using your home WiFi and your phone will pick up the info via the Meter Cloud. Now you can go to the store for more meat, wash your truck, and hit the liquor store (again) since more neighbors invited themselves over for dinner all while keeping an eye on your grilling process. Check out Smoking Dad BBQ on YouTube for tutorials and videos on using the Meter+

United States on Jun 03, 2021