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MEATER Plus 50 Metre Wireless/Bluetooth Meat Thermometer BBQ/Oven/Air Fryer £69.99 Delivered Membership Required @ Costco
MEATER Plus 50 Metre Wireless/Bluetooth Meat Thermometer BBQ/Oven/Air Fryer £69.99 Delivered Membership Required @ Costco
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Posted 8 June 2023

MEATER Plus 50 Metre Wireless/Bluetooth Meat Thermometer BBQ/Oven/Air Fryer £69.99 Delivered Membership Required @ Costco

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These usually go OOS quite quickly when Costco have them on sale at this price. Great device for showing ambient temp of grill and internal temp of your meat all monitored via an app on your phone, whilst cooking on a BBQ/Grill/Cooker or Air Fryer

The MEATER Plus with Bluetooth Repeater Thermometer is a 50m long range smart wireless meat thermometer which can be used in the Oven, Grill, Kitchen, BBQ, Smoker & Rotisserie with Bluetooth and WiFi digital connectivity.

Features:

  • Built-in bluetooth repeater in the charger extends the wireless range up to 50m
  • 100% Wire-free: The first truly wireless smart meat thermometer2 Sensors & 1 Probe: Dual temperature sensors can monitor internal meat temperature & ambient
  • Guided cook system: Walks you through every step of the cooking process to guarantee perfect & consistent results
  • Advanced estimator algorithm: Estimates how long to cook & rest your food to help plan your meal & manage your time
  • Connectivity suite: Monitor your cook from a phone or tablet over bluetooth. Extend your wireless range using MEATER Link WiFi and the MEATER Cloud
  • Available in colour: Honey
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Edited by sotv, 9 August 2023
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  1. Tedman's avatar
    There have been cases of these with the batteries exploding. Check the probe after use and make sure none of the battery chemicals have leaked into the food. Personally avoid them and get the one with the lead. 
    m00moo's avatar
    This is a good point. Never really crossed my mind about the safety of leaking chems into the food.. kind of changed my mind about this now and may opt for the lead ones.

    Any recommendations on a lead version that is wireless also? Thanks
  2. GLA's avatar
    Very solid probe. I have one and use it a lot in summer. Meater support was good when mine looked to be faulty. (User Error)

    They do have identical ones on AliExpress for a lot cheaper for people that don't care about getting UK support.
  3. MonkeyDLuffy's avatar
    Anyone aware whether the online price for this is higher than in-store? as for grocery shopping the online prices are higher than in warehouse.
    Qwertzycoatl's avatar
    I've personally always found they add on costs for delivery to cover their "free" delivery
    the wire racking they offer is £5 less in store so suspect this might be similar.

    Cannot guarantee but a quick call to your local Costco would confirm (as well as stock I guess)
  4. sotv's avatar
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    Meater Block (4 probe version) on offer at £224.99 also costco.co.uk/Hom…055

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  5. joeymcjoe's avatar
    How do these charge?
    GLA's avatar
    Through the dock. They use the metal contact at the bottom. They are very fussy about it being a very clean contact. BBQ smoke build up will stop it charging. (edited)
  6. stbk's avatar
    Great for a Rotisserie.
    Other than that save yourself save tons of cash and get an Inkbird, for exactly the same results
  7. Newbold's avatar
    Who in their right mind would want to pay this for a wireless meat probe with an app when a straightforward meat probe does the job better, quicker and for a fraction of the price?

    Are you really wanting to cook meat at home from a beach in Spain?
    SeanRTK's avatar
    The main benefit with this is its wireless capabilities. I use it while cooking joints of meat on the rotisserie on my Weber kettle. A £10 to £20 thermometer with cables won't work in this scenario.
  8. Eagerbeaver's avatar
    Pretty good price which will appeal to some but to me it looks like a solution to a problem which doesn't exist and just adds more bumf to our phones so that in itself is a good enough reason to use something which is standalone.

    I can't find a link to the unit I've got which I paid less than £20 for 5 years ago which has a wireless sender and standalone receiver. For this kind of application, I really wouldn't want the faff of using my phone.
  9. gulbinas2004's avatar
    It's a brilliant thermometer, especially if you coock a lot using rotisserie or for 20h brisket. It gives you good info on temperature, not only internal but external, and estimates how long it will take to cook, basically makes it impossible to over cook
    haribo21's avatar
    I couldn't agree more. One probe for food temp and oven temp. I liked my wired one but sometimes it just got in the way, then we had an accident with beer can chicken and thought it was time for the meater. Simple to use, intuitive app. And i'm sad enough to write notes/tips on my cooks for future references
  10. Jony5deals's avatar
    brilliant gadget, love mine
  11. ziggycat's avatar
    Bought a Govee one last year for £11
    hotukdeals.com/dea…820

    Works great with HA + Govee plugin and esp32 BT proxy, Thermometer is detected as soon as it's powered on, adds a temp gauge on the HA dash. Alerts me via an automation when its half/fully cooked via Alexa and phone notifications. works brilliantly (edited)
    madmarkman's avatar
    What's HA and that esp32 stuff I have this and would love to use it better
  12. SweatySock's avatar
    Good bit of kit and decent price. Had a couple of connections issues but nothing like a lot of people complain about. It's definitely upped my game.
  13. matski_98's avatar
    Love mine. I use it for slow cooks in my Kamado and also in the main oven in the kitchen when I'm cooking roasts etc.

    I've got a wired temp probe as well but the app means I can get on with other stuff in the house without being tied to watching the thermometer on the wired probe.
  14. Aardvark007's avatar
    I have one of these but didn’t think it could be used on the bbq as the temp could get too hot?
  15. mark9915's avatar
    This or the IGrill2 which has annoyingly jumped in price on Amazon over the last couple of weeks? It was on offer but hey…….. (edited)
    sotv's avatar
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    Somebody selling the Weber Connect for £86.95 on ebay if interested ebay.co.uk/itm…72?
  16. DaddyPig259's avatar
    Watch out boys, she'll chew you up!
  17. red-green-blue's avatar
    Oos
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