INKBIRD ISC-027BW Bluetooth 5.1 and WIFI 2.4GHz BBQ Temperature Controller, Automatic Smoker Fan Controller, Grill Thermometer with 4 Probes for Kamado,Big Green Egg,Joe, Primo, Vision Grill

I bought this as I was having trouble maintaining temperature on my aldi mini kamado with just the vents. It comes well packaged and with a good quality carry case.I was worried about the adapters fitting my kamado due to its size. I used the smaller one with the matching tab on to fit the vent opening. It was a little too tight so I had to prize one edge of the vent slider wider so the tab would fit in. This worked well for me so may work for other mini kamados too.The unit itself is pretty basic and all functions are controlled by the app which is very easy to use. I noticed that the fan kicks in slowly and increases speed as the temperature drops which stops the temperature increasing rapidly.After setting up, I had a small brisket on the kamado and wanted to keep the temperature at 135°c for smoking. The cook took around 4 hours. The temperature stayed between 130°c -143°c throughout the entire cook. I'm very impressed with that as the temperatures in a mini kamado can fluctuate rapidly.I really can't fault this temperature controller, it just works and its very efficient at what it does the app is very goodI am very happy with my purchase, and I wish I had got one of these sooner as I've just made the best brisket I've ever had. For the price, it's worth every penny.

This is a very well packaged item with various adapters to allow it to be used with different types of smokers and barbecues. It does need a power source but a battery pack will do if you don't have a plug where you need it. Using it, provides accurate temperature control over a sustained period and allows great fuel efficiency over a long slow smoke. Cannot fault how it operates and all the parts and carry case have a really premium feel. Easy to connect to the app and works over wifi. Top marks to inkbird on this product. They even sent me a free replacement when there was a malfunction with the fan after about 6 months

Been after something like this for a while, Inkbird was a decent price so took a chance. Works brilliantly, connects to my WiFi extender by my Kamado Joe which is running 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands and despite some reviews suggesting temperamental WiFi or only connecting to just 2.4GHz, I've had no issues and it's connected automatically without fail. Done a couple of slow and low cooks so far and it's kept the internal temp rock solid for all cooks. App is really to use and great temp tracking graphs of all four probs over long cooks. Only one thing I'd say is missing in the app is some form of "ETA" of the meat reaching temperature but other than that, very happy with it so far! Would recommend!

Once you get this set up it's great, however depending on your network tech skills it can be a bit of a pain to set up and connect to your wifi network.It works on a 2.4ghz wifi network and will not connect if you have a dual band 2.4/5ghz network. You will have to disable your 5ghz option and then enable it again after, easy enough on some routers but some can be a pain on others.Great product, will give it a more in depth review once I have given it a proper use, I have only fired it up for an hour to test it out.Awesome packaging, well padded case with spaces for everything and easy to fit back in again after use. Different fitting options for various BBQs.Few downsides:Only two meat probes (plus air probe) so if you're doing a large cook it's not ideal.It's mains powered, maybe not great for damp British summers, I got myself a AA powered 12v battery pack but not to sure how long the batteries will last.The app is great and has a range of standard size BBQs but if yours isn't on the list it might have to work a bit harder to maintain the temperatures.

I have done a couple of cooks now and cannot fault it.The unit comes in a really smart soft case with foam cut-out spaces and sleeves to store the unit, probes and vent adaptors safely.The trickiest part (for me) was fitting the adaptor to my Louisiana Kamado. For those who have this Kamado, use the big adaptor vertical and slide it in from the left. (It is tight) I also bent the slider tab to 90 degrees to ensure I have a good seal with miniscule gap.If you've used other inkbird products you'll find the app pretty straight forward but I would recommend you play around with the unit plugged in and having a play first.I had no issues connecting the unit to my wifi and the connection remains solid and I have not had any drop of connection. (I use a Netgear mesh system to have wifi across my whole garden)The fan kicks in when you drop below your set temp and will start slowly gradually increasing to boost the airflow over the coals and will shut down when the set temp is reached again. I have not had the fan go over 50% and that was at the end of a 12 hour pulled pork cook and the charcoal was getting a bit less but worked great!Great product that I have happily recommended to friends and I am very happy with my purchase.

The feature set appears good, and it comes with a set of three meat probes and a pit probe. It has wifi connectivity via a cloud based app, with failover to Bluetooth for local (non-cloud) control. It was easy to set up the phone connection (Android), and there is an iPhone version of the app available. Unfortunately the weather has been terribly wet and stormy so I have been unable to give it a full test start to finish, but everything so far looks good.I bought this to replace an iKamand which went out of support and stopped working entirely. This device appears more stable and holds solid connectivity at the same location in the garden where the iKamand was a bit intermittent. It is not a Kamado Joe product, therefore does not quite fit the Kamado Joe Classic III out of the box. I've had to MacGuyver an inlet adapter which wasn't too big a job, but it may fit other models in the range.