Meater Block Review

Meater Block helps you avoid undercook or overcooked steaks, roasts, or barbecues with its wireless temperature probes.

Many people who have used gadgets such as Meater Block have something good to talk about them, especially when they get the ideal product.

Meater Block Verdict

The Meater Block does not require a smart device for it to function. It works as a hub for a quartet of wireless meat probes.

The kitchen gadget comes with an integrated touchscreen. However, it has some downturns that you should know before you buy this product.

It has an unreliable connection when you use it over WiFi. It can be difficult to check the difference between its probes.

Meater Block is a must-have kitchen gadget that has to remain useful and ensures that you cook well every time.

Pros

• Meater Block comes with guided cooking.
• It has touch controls.
• The product has an unlimited range via the cloud.

Cons

• It has no micro-USB charger.
• The product is expensive.
• The probes can lose connection.

Key Specifications

• It requires 4 x AA batteries.
• It has a built-in stand.
• It measures 157 x 132 x 39mm.

When it comes to temperature probes, many users rarely cook by time and intuition alone when they use products like Meater Block.

The Meater probe wireless thermometer is available on this product. It comes with four probes you can monitor via a chunky wooden base.

The base alerts you when your food is read with no need for tablets or smartphone alert program.

The Meater Block design comes with a built-in screen that makes you cook without carrying your phone or tablet to the kitchen to reach perfection.

With this product, you can control and set your probes with no need for a smart device. On paper, using Meater Block to cook can be amazing.

It features an OLED touchscreen that helps you monitor and set each one. 

The product displays every temperature and makes you aware that your meat has reached its perfection point.

However, the standalone mode has a downside because of the unreliable connection via WiFi and the Meater app.

What to know about the Meater Block

When you insert the probes, it might be difficult to remember the one to use. 

The Meater probes appear the same when you see them the first time.

The numbers 1, 2, 3, or 4 of the product are etched on the end. However, when you try to see the one in the hot, spitting pan may not be easy for you.

Take, for instance, when the product said indicates that the time to remove one from its pan, that could be guesswork.

That means the steaks could look similar inside the product. The meat could get to 54ºC and 55ºC in temperature before it can start to cool.

This challenge of mix-up can make users wish why the product was not given various colors at each end. They could have made use of obvious numbers too.

Another downturn is that the built-in speaker should alert users when the probe is about to finish cooking. However, the unit stays quiet when you use it to cook your meat.

To charge the Meater Block probes with its four AA batteries can be an issue. Even though it comes with a micro USB port, but it has no cable to supply power to it.

The batteries can last up to 50 hours of continuous cooking for their probes. The probes are charged with the AA batteries.

Meater Block features

The standalone mode of Meater Block acts great without a smart device or for people who do not need to wipe the grease off their screen.

When you connect the product to an app via WiFi, the product opens up to amazing ways of assisted cooks and helps you share online.

With Alexa connected to your product, you have an infinite range to use for your cooking. While we have few issues with the functionality of Meater Block, it is still handy for homeowners.

It cooks your meat to perfection and its four wireless probes lend well to a multi-meat barbecue, where inconsistent temperatures could cause unsafe or charred food.