You can find digital stick thermometers for as little as $5 to $10, whereas high-end home thermometers can cost up to $50. Professional-grade thermometers can cost even more, sometimes up to $100.

However, some indoor thermometers can connect to a home Wi-Fi network and then sync with Alexa or Google Home. Though we recommend one Wi-Fi model, the Govee Wi-Fi Thermometer, it does not sync ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Temperatures are on the rise across the Pacific Northwest, but your at-home thermometer might be reading hotter than the official temperature. It all comes down to location.

Note: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve found that thermometers are cycling in and out of stock faster than usual across retailers. If your preferred thermometer is out of stock at one ...

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Smart thermometers for detecting fever may not be the most popular products bearing the “smart” moniker, but that doesn’t mean they’re unworthy of a spot in your home.

Smart thermometer costs Finally, pricing is also a factor when thinking about buying a smart thermometer. Versatile, wireless versions like the MeatStick X Set can cost $100 or more.

This wasn't the best thermometer we tested by any means, but you could do worse. Where to Buy: $3.99 at Amazon $7.49 at Walmart Taylor TruTemp Thermometer The TruTemp is a fine middle-of-the-road ...

Since it’s an instant-read thermometer, you will get a temperature quickly after putting it in the meat. Its oversized dial delivers a temperature range from 20 to 220 degrees, well higher than ...