Why The Typhur Sync is The Most Complete Wireless Meat Thermometer with Unlimited WIFI Range
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- In this video, I'll review the Typhur sync wireless meat thermometer and go over the specs, features, and range test. This cooking thermometer system is the complete package featuring a large display, dual probes with multiple sensors, and WIFI built in for unlimited range with a sleek design and a great app. If you are looking for a complete wireless cooking thermometer system, this may be it.
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UPDATE: Typhur will be rolling out a major firmware update in the next two weeks via the app. This update activates a 6TH built-in temperature sensor (internal temp) in each probe. Users will be able to view and graph temperatures from all 6 sensors with the all-new-PRO- view mode!
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For those curious, I’ve been using Combustion Inc. since it released (with 2 probes and Boosters), but purchased Typhur Sync when it was released, and it’s been neck and neck with the Combustion Inc. but also less expensive, more convenient with the probes stored in the Display, and WiFi connectivity. Typhur is also working on an updated firmware to include an additional internal temperature sensor along with graphing for all sensors.
Thanks for sharing, Kirk. The sync is an all in one package. The only improvement I can think of is thinner probes but that display and wifi is 👌🏼
Excellent review. I saw Amazon’s pricing drop and great reviews, so I picked one up. It was great to see the quality and features validated in a really good in depth review! Excited to try mine out tomorrow on a strip roast!
I just got one. I love it! Did a 6 hour cook with it and it was absolutely perfect!
Glad you like it!
Great review! I have the Typhur Sync as well, and I think you nailed it.
Thanks for watching!
Love love love my Typhur!!!!!!! Bro I have gone rounds with trying to find wireless probes that meet my OCD standards with my BBQ and Typhur wins hands down! The journey set off when I was tired of using wired probes. I have always been a thermoworks guy but hated wired probes. Typhur is a game changer. Cures my BBQ OCD
It’s a great all in one unit. Glad you like it. Cheers
Just bought 2 food thermometers to go along with my thermometer gun just yesterday..a regular one and a wireless one (Meater Plus).
That’s great, just in time for the holidays. How are you liking them?
Thanks for video! Does the app allow you to save and store previous cooks? It's always been helpful to go back and look at graphs of previous cooks to get better! Thanks
Good review! The only reason I bought a Meater 2+ was for it's very high upper temp limit. The Typhur will probably join it soon, for low and slow cooks, but if Typhur could pull off a high temp version (let's make the base water proof too), I'd give my Meater to a friend.
What are you cooking that prevents you from using the Typhur? Its ambient temperature limit is 572℉.
@rickwischer1318 open flame grilling gets much hotter.
@october001 At the flame source, sure, but heat at the grill level is usually 550 to 600 degrees. I still can't think of anything I'd cook that would harm the probe. If Im searing, it's only over the direct heat for a few minutes. Then I'm movingly to my two zone to finish.
Not that I would use it for yakitori but my yaki grill, with binchotan, can get well over 1200 F, with temps on the *open air grill* hitting 750-900. A big green egg can hit 1000 degrees with the lid closed and even my little propane one can sear at 650, with the lid closed. While I may never need a probe for those kinds of temperatures, it's still nice having the confidence that it can do so.@@rickwischer1318
Just ordered a Typhur Sync for $150.97 delivered
Great system. Hope you love it
Thanks Goat67 for the info - where'd your order from?
How accurate are the ambient temperature sensors? I’ve read that the ones on the meater probes are not very accurate, if these are more accurate that will make my decision easier
I found the Typhur to be very accurate. Likewise, I personally never had any issues with accuracy with my Meater probes. Before the Typhur came out, I did a comparison between MEATER, The Meatstick, TempSpike, and Combustion inc. Accuracy wasn't an issue with any of them. Check it out:
ruclips.net/video/EKikURzBoec/видео.html
My probs don't stay connected to my hotspot if I go too far. If I keep the monitor close to the hotspot it stays connected, but if I want to move far away I have monitor via phone app
my device is paired. It says "connected" but when I open up "devices" on my app, it says I dont have any connected devices. That's a problem, and customer service won't answer
Hey Tom, is there an alarm when you hit temp, or go too low? Like a real alarm not a useless notification. Like a wake your ass up in the middle of the night alarm. Like you drank a couple in the hammock on a nice day and I'm not sleeping so stop saying I'm sleeping, I'm just resting my eyes alarm?
😂 yeah the base unit sounds an alarm. It’s loud and proud.
Here is a tech question re wifi. At 8:22 in the video you are several miles away. My Typhor is connnected to my home wifi. So what is the process to connect the phone/app to a wifi that is NOT your home wifi like you did. Thanks and love your review!
Hi, I’m not sure I understand the question. The Typhur sync and your phone do not have to be on the same wifi. In the video, the Typhur was connected to my home wifi while I was on my cellular service 5g network. In the app, you can connect the Typhur to which ever wifi signal you want.
I noticed on Amazon that _only_ the probes are listed as IP67. Is the actual unit ok to leave next to the grill while it's raining? (Yes, I'm kinda hardcore.)
That’s a great question. I’m also curious to find out. I would think not but I don’t know.
I think only the probes are waterproof. I leave the base inside my house, and I haven't had any issue with connection even with the probes inside the grill outside, away from the house.
Does it give you how long it will take for like a brisket to be done.
Yes, it tries to predict the time
Can you do a side by side with the MEATER Block. for overall usage and value?
I would go with the Typhur
@@tomwadek that dream may have died quickly, tried to order but it said that it could not be shipped to my address, maybe they aren't available in Canada.
@@vidman999 it’s fairly new. Contact support maybe they will have an update.
To wall hang, simply attach VELCRO pads. One on a wall etc.. the other on the back of the unit.
Unit looks ugly that way.
How long will the probes last between charges?
50 hrs and can run 2 hrs with a 2 min quick charge according to the website
do you know, if i set a temp on the base, can i make the base beep? Do i have to download the app in order to get a sound? Or do i need to keep me eye on the base until my temp is reached?
The base does beep. It’s not super loud but it get the job done
@@tomwadek how do i get it to beep? I've tried and the temp just keeps going up with no sound. Do i need to download the app? do i need to be connected to wi-fi?
@@bethanystirdivant3847yes it should be in the app. I’m not home right now but I can check later
lol slick humble brag about your “too good” wifi being annoying 🎻
😂 the only reason that was filmed was because my dumb butt spent 20mins walking around like a dummy trying to drop wifi signal when all I had to do was turn it off in the Typhur app lol
They probably aren't taking the meat probe world by storm because their customer service sucks mountain oysters. I ordered 17 days ago and they can't tell me if my order actually shipped or just the default label was automatically produced. I'm not holding my breath for the call back as their phone goes straight to VM.
Lol lol lol well mine is taking a while to ship too but they answered my emails though
@@T2_Sug supposedly arriving today - a rep did email me also and said they ran out of stock and the website didn't get updated to reflect that, so they had to wait on resupply from Hong Kong. I feel like they could've expedited the CONUS shipping as a courtesy/apology. My original quote was 3-7 days and I've made 2 rib roasts with my old thermometer since then.
@@Whatzitmatter I finally got mine the other day. I have to be honest and say I like it so far. Also Amazon had quick shipping lol. I bought another one and it was at my house in two days
mine came soon enough, but it wont pair. And like you said, there is NO customer service
My experience with customer service was exceptional. My first unit had an issue where the difference in ambient temperatures between the two probes was rather high. They promptly replaced with email exchanges never more than one day.
I have a Typhur synch and it loses connection like crazy, also I used 1 probe and didn’t even last 7 hrs on a full charge for a brisket cook. Don’t waste your time, I got suckered in to buying based a different RUclips review. My tried and true Smoke by ThermoWorks has been rock solid but I thought some of the features the Typhur had were pretty cool. Welp, if it doesn’t function properly the bells and whistles don’t matter. Hard pass, folks.
I'm sorry to hear that.