So the first 2 slides show the same model number in the listings 14-BW (but with a 20 dollar difference) – the third choice has a slightly different model 14-B5 and is 40 bucks less than the highest priced 14-BW.
the listings show the same features and specs, does anybody know the difference between the highest and lowest priced models? Ironically all 3 are sold from the inkbird store, seems kind of shady there are different prices for the same model listed on Amazon
Also Im not 100% sold on inkbird, just weighing all my options. I know lots of folks in this forum swear by thermoworks, I do own a thermoworks instant read (based on recs here) but my 6 dollar instant read pen I had for a few years is within .5-1 degree at both high and low range of my 70 dollar thermoworks.
by 4non3mouse
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Pretty much every smart, expensive techy thing I’ve purchased has failed in an unreasonably short amount of time. Then I look back on it and think “why do I need this fancy expensive thing if I already have something that does this, just not over the internet?”
The answer is I don’t and my dumb product works better for longer and is cheaper.
Are they cool? Sure. Is it practical? Not really. Putting an electronic device in a box that can get up to 500+ degrees probably isn’t going to last a super long time.
You can just get a thermpro with 4 wired probes and a remote station which also connects to Bluetooth that will last forever for half of what you would pay for a single wireless probe that will last a season or two.
Don’t bother. I went through two brands before realizing – it’s not worth it. Get a wired one or just poke it with an instant read if you’re that curious. These things aren’t worth it