Hey folks,

My trusty meat thermometers from the past 10+ years have finally bit the dust. I'd love to get a new set that is wireless and provides data graphs on the temperatures of the problems over a time period so that I can see how the smoker and fire behaved over night, as an example. I'd also like for it to have an alarm if the temperature per problem falls out of a certain temperature range.

I know the MEATR probes are pretty highly recommended. Any alternatives? I'd need 3-4 probes.

I wasn't thrilled with our meager but I probably didn't do what I needed to do to extend the range correctly.

ThermoWorks Signals is pretty fantastic.

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

+1 for Meater thermometers - Easy to use interface, you can hook them up to one device that's on your wireless network that then extends the range so you can check on them while you make a run to the store, etc. Plus they have the Meater block that has 4 probes in one charging station. It has been my go-to birthday, wedding, Christmas present for anyone that likes to cook/grill.

ETA: They also have the graph interface that you're referring to - it charts ambient temp from the exposed end of the thermometer as well as internal temp of the cook so you can see how the environment behaved. Crazy for me to see that my oven when set to 400F really only gets to about 350.

I love my MEATER

+1 for the MEATER+

Thermopen

Thermapen is the only one I've been consistently happy with.

Thermopen is nice, if Fireboard Spark is really cool if you want to do more than just check temps.

Meater