This seems like a really nice deal, it's the lowest price I've seen. I wouldn't pay the full price, but at $65 it looks tempting. Is it worth it?
by commonlegolas
This seems like a really nice deal, it's the lowest price I've seen. I wouldn't pay the full price, but at $65 it looks tempting. Is it worth it?
by commonlegolas
21 Comments
I’ve had this model for around a year and a half and it’s great. You can save down your own “recipes” or there are a load of presets.
Only complaint is that the temp was off by a degree or two, but you can calibrate it with the app. Definitely worth it!
I have one. I like it. Does what it’s supposed to, app works fine. 🤷♂️
Yep.
Had the anova for a few years, it broke. Now I have this, works the same.
What more could you want?
Yep, it’s great. For that price, I’d definitely bite.
I have it for 3 years now, an excellent device for its money.
Get it, OP.
I liked it well enough to ditch my Anova. It’s been a good sous vide. Use it at least a couple times a week. great price
I’m cool being the lone dissenter here.
Mine broke within the first year. I did get a new one under warranty, but not before inkbird tried to get me to repair it myself. Not a great look for them, but the new one is fine so far.
it’s a budget model. for $65 it’s fine, but it’s 1/4 the price of a joule for a reason.
eta: check my post history for video of it not keeping temp
It is simple and it works.
I bought one for myself and one for my niece. They’ll do their job and they’ll do it well. 🙂
absolutely
yep, mines going strong after 3 years with heavy use.
Totally worth it. Got one to replace my broken Joule about 6 months ago and it has worked great so far.
I’ve had the Inkbird for over a year and it is fabulous and bullet proof. (Well I’m sure it will crap out next outing!) It’s a true Ronnie Popiel-“set it and forget it!” In fact, I think I”m going to go throw in a seasoned pork butt right now! I just looked. I paid 74 bucks back in March of 2024. I like it more than my air fryer and I love my AF.
Why do you need wifi and an app in your sous-vide cooker?
The Inkbird only goes down to 77 F. That’s fine for cooking, but I sometimes use mine to circulate cold water to quickly chill wine or beer or defrost food. It won’t be able to do that.
Is this just an ad?
Why can’t you just link directly to the amazon page, instead of a referral link to a spam blog?
I’ve had my Inkbird for just about three years now, and probably have at least long 100 cooks on it. It’s quiet, doesn’t make my lights flicker, and has been problem free. I’d go for it.
I use my wifi raw.
It’s junk so no.