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Reddit mentions of Upgraded Barbecue Thermometer Temperature Probes - 2 Pcs Stainless Steel for NutriChef PWIRBBQ80 Bluetooth Wireless BBQ Digital Thermometer - Works w/ All Kinds of Meat - NutriChef PRTPWIRBBQ80PG
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Upgraded Barbecue Thermometer Temperature Probes - 2 Pcs Stainless Steel for NutriChef PWIRBBQ80 Bluetooth Wireless BBQ Digital Thermometer - Works w/ All Kinds of Meat - NutriChef PRTPWIRBBQ80PG. Here are the top ones.
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- EXCLUSIVELY FOR PWIRBBQ80: The (2) replacement barbecue temperature probes are for use with NutriChef PWIRBBQ80 Bluetooth Wireless BBQ Digital Thermometer only
- EASY TO USE: Connect the probe cable/s to the temperature device probe sockets and then insert the probes into the food. Make sure the front tip of the probe is in the center of the food to get accurate and reliable temperature
- STAINLESS STEEL: The temperature probes are made of stainless steel which is safe for food use and known to resist tarnishing and rust ensuring longevity and endurance of the equipment
- OVEN / GRILL SAFE: Safely leave heavy duty metal probes inside any oven or grill for the entire cook duration. These probes can withstand high heat temp of up to 482 F and stainless steel cable wire up to 716 F
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Specs:
| Color | Probes |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 4 Inches |
| Size | small |
| Width | 1 Inches |
Minor things aside, like how many sensors can be attached, how it's powered, what it physically looks like, etc, most Bluetooth LE wireless thermometers are all the same Chinese "iBBQ" guts. This is obvious when you look at the app they use, as it's always exactly the same minus the branding. See:
Same guts, usually the same probes (Inkbird's probes seem higher quality, but I bet they're still compatible with everything else here), same app. These are all just different companies that hire a factory through Alibaba to build a custom shell (and oftentimes not even that, just slap their name on the same old shell), and then drop-ship them on Amazon.
That said, the guts aren't bad. I've been using a Tenergy Solis for a little over a year, and though the probes lose their color quickly in the smoke (I can't tell the difference between yellow, orange, and purple), they're still reasonable accurate, easy to use, and I'm still on the same set of batteries from over a year ago. Range is also solid, as Bluetooth LE can go a pretty decent distance.