RFX — The Ultimate Wireless Meat Thermometer - 2-Probe Kit

May 2025: No more stressing about whether the short ribs done or if the sous vide is accurate. Set up is relatively straight forward. Uses an app for most functions and to see the temps. No subscription necessary to use the app. Used the wired "ambient" probe to calibrate my 7 years old Anova Sous vide. Anova tried to require a subscription to use their app. Did not go well. The RFX also gives much more data than the Anova app.The magnets are very strong. Using wifi is nice. Was able to monitor my cook while away at church. Wireless probe appears rock solid. The other wireless probes I used were part plastic. Not the RFX. The main RFX hub is pretty small. You can upgrade the antennae if you want more range, but it'd plenty good stock.

Used this last night right after receiving it.I love how easy the probe is to use and clean compared to the other ones I have with wires. I own their Smoke Receiver kit as well as a Govee WiFi meat thermometer, which will likely be gifted to a friend.I wish all of them were wireless - this is definitely the way to go. It sent me an alarm at 162 degrees while I was working on the computer. The temperature was perfect, and the chicken was juicy by the time I got back to it.I definitely want a few more wireless probes now! 😎

I've been on the fence for awhile since ThermoWorks announced their new wireless probe. I finally jumped in with both feet and boy what a difference this makes. Being able to not be restricted to wires is amazing. Nothing beats smoking a brisket on the smoker and once it goes for the wrap, inserting the wireless probe and forgetting it until it hits the IT you're looking for. Set it and forget it. Setup is a breeze. Readings are accurate. Food comes out perfect all the time. You can't ask for more. This should be added to every cooks arsenal. You won't regret it. It just works.

Works flawlessly. Easy to use. I love that I don't have to constantly monitor my smoker (or grill for that matter) on site. Receiving temp alerts and being able to check temps remotely is a game changer. Smoked corned beef brisket to perfection over the weekend and I was constantly informed of the meat's internal temp--from blocks away as my smoker is at my rental house.The magnets on the RFX gateway and the probe charger base are awesome and stick perfect to the pellet hopper while in use.

So it’s definitely a nice probe set, there’s no denying that. It makes smoking meats and getting the perfect temperature super easy. They seem very accurate, I’ve checked it against my two wired probes and they all read within 5° of each other. The app is easy enough to use but there’s some things I don’t like. The whole having to make and set up an account is kind of absurd. I have another wireless probe kit that I don’t need to sign in to use…. They do have a pretty good range, and they connect very quickly. Now for the price….. wow, they really are not what I would call a good value, at $200 for the one probe kit that’s double what my other probes are and I can’t really say it’s justified. If you’re not turned off by the price it’s a good kit and easy to use.

I’ve tried a bunch of wireless thermometers and most either lose connection or give sketchy readings. The ThermoWorks RFX? Rock solid. The signal reaches all the way inside my house, temps are dead-on, and the app is super easy to use. Smoked a brisket last weekend and nailed it. This thing’s a game changer—I actually trust it.

Garbage right out of the box. External probe didn't read a temp. Meat probes would not connect. And 2.4 GHz WIFI?? GARBAGE! One and done with their products. Back to MEATER!

Set up was super easy, only took a few minutes, and signal strength was great - it worked inside a heavy cast iron pot with the lid on inside the oven.