Rechargeable Infrared Thermometer Gun for Cooking -58℉~1022℉| INKBIRD Colorful Display Digital Laser Temperature Gun for Pizza Oven Grill Kitchen Home Repairs with Max Measure, ℉ Only (NOT for Human)

I really like this infrared thermometer it’s got slick design nice feel easy to press button type C charging in my opinion makes it so much better because who wants to replace AAA’s 9 V batteries AAs. With this you could just charge it up and it’s good to go. This is good for many things like checking where he might be leaking out of your windows, checking the temperature of your oven, not so much for checking meat or something since it only does the surface temperature. I know this is robust since we use them in a commercial environment to check temperature. The battery last for a long time before you have to recharge it but so easy to do you just plug it Into a USB plug. The one I would say about this is you don’t get a carrying case. That would be so nice to have. it’s really easy to hold and use just press the button and when you want to read the temperature of something. I’ve seen infrared Thermometers that have the screen where you can see the different colors and temperatures but you don’t really need that. You just need to know the temperature, and you can figure out where heat is leaking, you can figure out where heat is leaking or if you’re AC is doing a good job. Don’t use this to check temperature on humans. it also is good to see how hot your car battery is getting. Or seeing where things might be too hot in your engine bay. This is rated to be able to detect up to 550°.

Works as advertised. We love it. I am still going to get a simple stick in the meat thermometer, for just in case we forget to charge this one lol, but so far we love it. It's easy to read and easy to use. It measures the temperature so fast! No long eaiting and interrupting thw cooking process. I love the size. It sits good in your hand and is easy to use the design is nice. No unnecessary corners, or recesses etc. So it is easy to clean. I haven't used it very much, so I cannot say anything about durability, but I will update in a month or so.

I purchased this gadget in April 2023 and used it freequently. Great little device. One button operation. Press the button and it turns on and gives a reading in barely more than 1s. No waiting. Sleek and functional. I used it for 2+ years before the battery died. Unfortunately, I can't get it to recharge. Tried everything. Only dinging one star for that reason only. I might just buy another one and hope I get another 2 years out of that one. I don't love buying disposable products, but when you get right down to it everything is disposable. Sigh. (Thinks about life. Deep sigh.) Oh well, back to making pie.

I have been using this for 16 months at the kitchen stove. I have never recharged it. It is currently at 68%. It is also accurate and easy to read. If yours is as good as mine you will be very happy with it.

GREAT thermometer. The "magnifying lens" display is kind of strange, however, it does NOT inhibit reading except you may need to move your head side-to-side to read left and right parts of display edges. Size is perfect, seems smaller than other devices of the same nature.

I had a cake catastrophe a few days ago, so I dug out an ancient, traditional (analog) oven thermometer. It looked like my oven was off by more than 50 degrees F. But I know that the thermometer could be wrong, too. So I ordered two traditional thermometers plus the IR thermometer gun. I preheated an extra long time, which is apparently necessary vs. just waiting for the preheat beep which goes on too soon. (Just waiting for the beep is fine for things like casseroles but not for cakes.) The gun is super easy to use. And it confirmed that 2 of the 3 old-school thermometers were giving a correct reading. The laser thermometer was really inexpensive. I think I'll try it when making candy, too, to confirm what my candy thermometer tells me. I love that it doesn't use traditional batteries. It's USB/USB-C rechargeable, so no more batteries going to the landfill or battery acid leaking into the thermometer. The pictures show the disaster cake I made a few days ago and also the ones that turned out perfectly using the new thermometers. BTW, the pre-cut parchment circles are a huge help vs. tracing and cutting circles to fit in the pans. Got them on Amazon, too.

I am pretty sure this was temping the pot instead of its contents.

This is one of the best gadgets I've ever bought. I keep it in the kitchen to know exactly how hot things are with a simple click. Food and hot drinks always at perfect temperature. This unit is compact, clean, fits easily in a drawer, easy to find. Could not be happier.