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Costco Members: Chef iQ Smart Thermometer & Hub w/ 2 Probes

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$100

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Chef iQ Smart Thermometer & Hub w/ 2 Probes for $99.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member slick_bee for finding this deal.

Note: Non-Members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge.

Includes:
  • 2x Thermometer Probes
  • Storage/Charging Hub with Lid
  • Hub Charging Cable
Features:
  • Each probe has 20 hours of use time when fully charged
  • Powered by the Chef iQ app
  • Chef iQ app is available on the Apple Store, and Google Play
  • App is updated regularly with new recipes and videos
  • Built-in speaker provides live cooking feedback in real time
  • Break-resistant
  • Waterproof & Dishwasher-Safe Probes
  • Stainless Steel and Ceramic Probes

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Chef iQ Smart Thermometer & Hub w/ 2 Probes for $99.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member slick_bee for finding this deal.

Note: Non-Members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge.

Includes:
  • 2x Thermometer Probes
  • Storage/Charging Hub with Lid
  • Hub Charging Cable
Features:
  • Each probe has 20 hours of use time when fully charged
  • Powered by the Chef iQ app
  • Chef iQ app is available on the Apple Store, and Google Play
  • App is updated regularly with new recipes and videos
  • Built-in speaker provides live cooking feedback in real time
  • Break-resistant
  • Waterproof & Dishwasher-Safe Probes
  • Stainless Steel and Ceramic Probes

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
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Written by slick_bee

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Pitmaster_Privilege
Yes I can eyeball the temperature of a fifteen pound brisket just once during a eight hour cook.
samer25
I have the 3 probe version, same size, just has an extra charge port for the 3rd probe (From Sam's for $150). Works well within probably 10-15 ft of the grill, but drops to half the distance when it has to go through a house wall. The ambient temperature is somewhat accurate, but becomes less so at higher temps. I asked about it from the company, they said the food temperature affects the ambient temperature reading, and to test it in boiling water. The ambient and "meat" temperatures were almost identical in boiling water and at room temperature on the counter, so it was just a result of the way it was designed I guess. I just use ambient as a guide to make sure my smoker is still working (not out of pellets or having a jam). I have never used a Meater.
virtuoso88
Being able to cook a 15lb brisket in 8 hours is even more impressive.

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Quote from Pitmaster_Privilege :
Yes I can eyeball the temperature of a fifteen pound brisket just once during a eight hour cook.
Being able to cook a 15lb brisket in 8 hours is even more impressive.
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MarkE671
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Anybody seen this at the local WH? if yes, how much?
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notaek
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Sam's Club has 3 Probe for $149: https://www.samsclub.com/p/chef-i.../P03021948
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G37
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Max internal probe temperature: 225*F

Max external component temp: 572*F
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Quote from samer25 :
I have the 3 probe version, same size, just has an extra charge port for the 3rd probe (From Sam's for $150). Works well within probably 10-15 ft of the grill, but drops to half the distance when it has to go through a house wall. The ambient temperature is somewhat accurate, but becomes less so at higher temps. I asked about it from the company, they said the food temperature affects the ambient temperature reading, and to test it in boiling water. The ambient and "meat" temperatures were almost identical in boiling water and at room temperature on the counter, so it was just a result of the way it was designed I guess. I just use ambient as a guide to make sure my smoker is still working (not out of pellets or having a jam). I have never used a Meater.
How far off was the ambient temp reporting? I'd rather have two separate but accurate wireless probes, one for ambient and one for the protein itself. Currently using wired Thermoworks probes but wireless would be a solid upgrade.
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Jin_n_Juice
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Quote from MarkE671 :
Anybody seen this at the local WH? if yes, how much?
Saw this today in store. It's $99.
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Quote from MarkE671 :
Anybody seen this at the local WH? if yes, how much?
Saw it today at my local costco

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I enjoy this for the most part. I shared my thoughts in a write up here: https://graymatterlifting.com/che...er-review/

WiFi works well, never had an issue of it disconnecting. Would recommend you set a custom notification for the app so you don't miss anything. And it can be troublesome if you plan to do TWO long cooks at one time, because you can only charge one probe at a time.
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Gorilla13G
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Can I use it for the BBQ Grill? I have a kettle grill, and I used to cook various meats such as Ribeye, Tri-tip, Beef Rib, Etc. It looks great, but I wonder if it is safe to use in a BBQ grill because of the high temperature.
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Quote from blossom_ :
Too expensive,if you need that to cook then you shouldn't be cooking
Guess you are sticking your finger in the food to check for doneness, huh?
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Do they use one of these when I order takeout or just guess?
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vjimmy
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Another use is #1 for oral....and of course #2 for anal.....wifi helps make it easier....
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Quote from Gorilla13G :
Can I use it for the BBQ Grill? I have a kettle grill, and I used to cook various meats such as Ribeye, Tri-tip, Beef Rib, Etc. It looks great, but I wonder if it is safe to use in a BBQ grill because of the high temperature.
These have a max temp of around 560 degrees. Meater just released a new probe that goes over 900, which is better for grilling if you run it hot. These ChefIQ probes are also short, so the ambient temp (the outside tip) has the reading impacted by being so close to the meat. That's where the Meater is better. I also have the Meater block with 4 probes, and the connectivity via WiFi has never been an issue, even when I'm miles away picking up groceries. Much prefer that over the inconsistent Bluetooth connectivity.
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Great product and great price, but do they really last if you use them at high temperatures? They are rated at 300°C, and normal electronics can operate up to 125°C while batteries and capacitors even less. Can anyone explain if this is real, and just how it is possible? I ask this as an Electrical Engineer
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