The MEATER Block is an advanced meat thermometer that uses advanced algorithms and a dual sensor system to monitor both the internal and ambient temperatures of your meat. It accurately estimates the remaining cooking time and suggests when to remove the meat from the heat to rest before serving.
With built-in Bluetooth to WiFi range extension, you can keep tabs on your food from up to 165ft away. And if you prefer to cook without your smart phone, our Stand-Alone Mode has got you covered. Each probe features dual temperature sensors, allowing you to monitor both the internal meat temperature (up to 212°F) and the ambient/external temperature (up to 527°F) simultaneously.
Our step-by-step system will guide you through the cooking process, ensuring that your food is cooked to perfection every time. You can also set up custom alerts and notifications based on temperature and/or time to keep you on track. Take the guesswork out of meal planning with our algorithm, which estimates the ideal cooking and resting times for your food.
The MEATER Block features a Micro-USB port, which allows you to power it without the need for AA batteries. To help you get started right away, we’ve included four probe clips in the package.
With limitless range, MEATER Block goes beyond Bluetooth to monitor your cook virtually anywhere. Connect to Amazon and Apple Watch smart devices, share your cooks with friends, and track in real-time on a Windows or Mac web browser. MEATER Block stores previous cook history so you can make notes and your favorite repeat cooks.
Whether you’re cooking indoors or outdoors, MEATER Block wirelessly connects to your phone and guides you through the entire cook process, allowing you to monitor your meat temperature from up to 165 feet away on your smart device.
Is the Meater smart thermometer a pun? I can't tell, but the deluxe 4 ... - CNET
April 1, 2021 - CNETIs the Meater smart thermometer a pun? I can't tell, but the deluxe 4 Â Â CNET...
Meater Block cooking probes miss the mark for bbq - CNET
November 5, 2019 - CNETMeater Block cooking probes miss the mark for bbq  CNET...
The 5 best meat thermometers in 2023 - Insider
March 21, 2022 - InsiderThe 5 best meat thermometers in 2023Â Â Insider...