The Typhur Sync One Meat Thermometer Is 40% Off at Amazon

I used to think wireless meat thermometers were gimmicky. Too many times, I’d be midway through grilling while testing a budget thermometer when my Bluetooth connection would drop, leaving me to stab my steak with an instant-read thermometer repeatedly. So when my chef friend suggested I try the Typhur Sync One Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer, I wasn’t ready to love it. I knew about Typhur’s Dome air fryer, but would their thermometer actually work? Well, turns out it does, and right now it’s also 40% off on Amazon, making it cheaper than the Meater Pro I’ve been eyeing for months.

What really convinced me was the LCD base — since the display shows you everything right there, you really don’t need your phone at all. For someone tired of juggling their phone with tongs and a beer, that alone made it worth trying.

Typhur Sync One Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer 

The probe has six temperature sensors built in — five along the probe and one at the tip — giving you a complete picture of what’s happening with your meat rather than just a single reading from a single point. Just insert it into a pork chop or whole chicken, select what you’re cooking in the app (or on the base), and it starts tracking. You’ll get a countdown timer, temperature graphs, and alerts when it’s time to pull your food off the heat.

I’ve been using mine for about 2 months, mostly for cooking protein in my Instant Air Fryer. The first one I attempted was a medium-rare New York strip, and I didn’t check on it once. I sat in the living room, watched the temperature on my phone through WiFi, and got a notification when it reached 130°F. I know “air fryer steak” seems like an oxymoron, but when I pulled it out and let it rest, I was shocked to see it was cooked perfectly. There was no gray band around the edges, just a nice pink center all the way through, which is more than I could’ve asked for from my air fryer.

The WiFi range is the real standout, though. My previous thermometer lost signal if I walked more than 20 feet away, but with the Typhur Sync One, I’ve checked temperatures from my upstairs bedroom, even once from walking down the block. As long as you’re on some kind of WiFi, you can monitor from anywhere. The Bluetooth range is solid too: about 100 feet without losing connection.

The battery lasts around 50 hours on a full charge (and I’ve found that to be fairly accurate), and the magnetic base doubles as a charger. I stick it on my fridge when I’m done, and it’s always ready to go. Even if you forget to charge it, a quick 2-minute charge gets you another 2 hours of cook time.

The probe is waterproof and dishwasher-safe, though I usually just rinse it under warm water with some soap. The T-shaped handle makes it easy to pull out without burning your fingers, and the aluminum construction feels sturdy.

The Typhur Sync One currently costs less than the Meater Pro, which will run you around $130. But with the Typhur, you’re getting more sensors, a standalone display, and WiFi connectivity for half the price. The only downside is that the probe is slightly thicker than some models, leaving a more visible hole in your meat. But for the accuracy you get, I’ll take that trade-off. My well-poked steaks have never been more consistent.

If you’ve been curious about wireless meat thermometers but didn’t want to spend over $100, this is your chance. The Typhur Sync One delivers, and at 40% off, I’ve already recommended it to three friends. Don’t wait too long — at this price, it won’t stick around.

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At the time of publishing, the price was $60.