10 Best Wireless Grill Thermometers to Buy in 2025

The ThermoPro TP20 scored 7/10 and is a very user-friendly choice for cooks who want straightforward wireless monitoring without an app. In our testing the dual-probe setup and 500-foot wireless range offered flexible monitoring of both meat and grill, and the USDA preset temps are helpful for beginners. Long-term durability is the downside we observed: probes and plastic accessories can be finicky and the receiver may struggle at max range, so treat it gently and keep spare probes on hand if you plan heavy use.

The ThermoPro TP25 is our top-rated choice at 9.5/10 thanks to its practical multi-probe setup and robust Bluetooth range — we appreciated the four color-coded probes and up to 500-foot monitoring during tests. The app’s USDA-approved presets take the guesswork out of doneness, which earned this unit high marks in our review, but be careful: the metal probes get extremely hot and we experienced occasional app disconnections and timer crashes. If you want serious multi-meat monitoring at a great price, this is hard to beat.

The IDT-34c-B Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer is an affordable, easy-to-use unit that comes with four probes and sturdier braided leads, which we liked during testing for their improved grip. Our experience shows it gives accurate readings at typical backyard distances, but Bluetooth connectivity proved unreliable on some phones and the device isn’t water-resistant, so rain or heavy smoke could be a concern. It’s a solid value if you primarily grill in fair weather and double-check that your phone pairs consistently before long cooks.

The MeatStick X is notable for its 650-foot outdoor range and waterproof, dishwasher-safe build, making it versatile for sous-vide or deep-frying — features we valued in our review. However, this unit scored 6.5/10 because users (and we) encountered frequent connection drops and some inconsistent temperature reads; its listed ±15°F accuracy can lead to unwanted surprises on important cooks. If you prize waterproof convenience and range, it’s worth considering, but be prepared for occasional firmware updates and connectivity frustration.

If you crave a truly wire-free setup, the MEATER Smart Thermometer delivers a convenient, pocket-friendly experience that earned a 7.5/10 in our review. We liked the guided cooking app with estimated times and the stainless steel and ceramic build that makes the probe water-resistant and easy to clean. Our experience shows the downside is the short Bluetooth range (about 33 feet) and the 212°F internal sensor limit, which can be restrictive for high-heat searing and can skew ambient readings if the probe isn’t ideally placed.

The iQ Sense 1-Probe Set scored 7.5/10 and impressed us with an intuitive app and an ultra-thin probe that minimizes meat disruption while delivering ±1°F accuracy. In our experience the Wi‑Fi connectivity opens up essentially unlimited range for remote monitoring, which is a real convenience for long cooks, but we ran into intermittent dropouts and a fiddly setup that may frustrate less tech-savvy users. For the price you get strong app-driven features and precision, but be prepared for occasional connectivity hassle.

The NutriChef Bluetooth Meat Thermometer offers competitive accuracy and multiple-probe support at a budget-friendly price, which is why it made our list despite scoring 6.5/10. Our testing shows that while the device reports good temperature accuracy, the Bluetooth connection was occasionally flaky and the app’s alarm behavior proved unreliable during long cooks. The stated long outdoor range looks promising on paper, but in real-world grilling we saw intermittent drops, so it’s best for shorter sessions or backyard cooks where you stay nearby.

In our testing the ThermoPro TempSpike earned an 8/10 for strong Bluetooth performance and a clean, fully wireless setup that’s easy to use. We appreciated the 500-foot range and intuitive app that made remote monitoring straightforward, but our experience shows ambient temperature readings can be unreliable and the probe is relatively large for thin cuts. During our review the app’s nonadjustable presets were frustrating for advanced cooks who want custom setpoints, though the alarm function worked dependably.

The MEATER Pro Duo is a premium, app-driven option that scored 8/10 for its excellent ±0.3°C accuracy and smart features that simplify multi-probe monitoring up to about 328 feet. During our testing the app was intuitive and made long smokes much easier to manage, and the dual-probe support is great for simultaneous ambient and meat readings. The main caveat is price and an initial setup step — probes don’t come fully charged — but if you want a polished, wireless experience the Pro Duo delivers.

If you want reliable multi-meat monitoring, the ThermoPro Food Thermometer is an excellent pick that scored 9/10 in our testing. We found its ±0.9°F accuracy, up to 500-foot wireless range and multi-probe support make it effortless to manage several cuts from afar, and the app’s USDA-approved presets simplify doneness decisions. During our review the main caveat was that probes become extremely hot to the touch and the unit isn’t water-proof, so handle probes carefully and manage cords to avoid tangles.

The IBT-4XS BBQ Thermometer is a sensible budget option that scored 7/10 in our hands-on testing thanks to its easy setup and friendly app. We found it gets you up and running quickly and handles everyday grilling tasks well, but its LED readout is tough to read in bright outdoor light and the Bluetooth range is modest around 150 feet, which can be limiting on larger properties. If affordability and simple controls are priorities, this delivers, just know outdoor visibility and range are trade-offs.

The ThermoPro TP16W is a budget-minded option with a large LCD and handy timer features that earned a lower score of 5.5/10 in our review due to durability concerns. We liked the multiple mounting options and readable display indoors, but our experience shows it’s not waterproof and can fail after light use, so it’s ill-suited to rainy cooks or heavy backyard use. Also note the temperature alarm can be awkward to silence without removing the probe or changing the setpoint, which can be annoying during service.

The Smoke BBQ Thermometer is a reliable pick that earned a solid 8/10 in our testing for accuracy and straightforward operation. We found its ±1.8°F accuracy and 300-foot wireless receiver made monitoring multiple temperatures simple, and the probes tolerate grill-hot conditions up to 572°F — great for high-heat searing. During our review the lack of a mobile app and the annoying need to silence alarms on both receiver and base felt dated, and probe wires can tangle when stored, but overall it’s a dependable, no-frills workhorse.