[bhunting] lives right up against the Rockies, and for a while he’s wanted to measure the temperature variations against the inside of his house against the temperature swings outside. The sensible ...

Which wireless thermometer is best? In an increasingly wireless age, from computers to kitchen gadgets and everything in between, why not use a wireless thermometer? Wireless thermometers are used ...

It’s versatile enough for everyday cooking, smoking and grilling, and big holiday roasts and is easier to use than its ...

Hastings recently introduced a wireless temperature probe to its product offerings. The Probe can be used to measure the physical temperature of any energized or de-energized hardware or object, ...

Banner Engineering introduces its wireless vibration and temperature sensor. Designed to effectively monitor machines for increases in vibration and temperature, the sensor measures RMS velocity in ...

You may have already put away your grill, but Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Basically, a meat thermometer is always in season (unless you’re a vegetarian, and then it might be only when ...

Great for cooking and barbecuing, the Pulse combines long-range S1G technology with Bluetooth for unparalleled connectivity. Combining an internal meat probe and an ambient temperature sensor in one ...

If you’re at all serious about cooking meat, you’ll want to use a meat thermometer. Even leaving aside the argument for safety aspects (some meats may harbor harmful bacteria if not fully cooked) ...

Chef iQ's Sense Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer is currently on sale for only $80, saving you $50 off its original price.

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...