Probe thermometer checking the temperature of a roast on a cutting board

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Inkbird INT-14-BW

7.3/10

Research scores and specs. No editorial review page is published for this model yet.

Research notes only. This page does not claim a hands-on test.

Last reviewed 2026-10-02.

Stated list price $199. This is the figure in the cited source, not a live price. Source.

  • Model number: INT-14-BW

Quick specs

Probes
4 wireless probes, dual-sensor (food + ambient)

Source: INKBIRD's official US page for the INT-14-BW

Wireless range
Bluetooth 300 ft; Wi-Fi 328 ft with unlimited remote monitoring

Source: INKBIRD's official US page for the INT-14-BW

Max temperature
572°F (300°C)

Source: INKBIRD's official INT-14-BW English manual (V5.0)

Battery life
25-hr runtime on 25-min charge; 3500 mAh base (120-hr base life per manual)

Source: INKBIRD's official US page for the INT-14-BW

App
INKBIRD app: 4-alarm system, offline data sync, calibration, probe management

Source: INKBIRD's official US page for the INT-14-BW

Where to buy
inkbird.com (US)

Source: INKBIRD's official US page for the INT-14-BW

Owner feedback

Hardware is praised ('They look and feel great'), but an owner returned the unit because the app has no high/low alarms for ambient temperature — INKBIRD's own FAQ confirms high/low alarms apply to food temp only (Smoking Meat Forums thread).

Score breakdown

7.3/10

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Pro: 4 dual-sensor probes — most in this set.
  • Pro: Wi-Fi with unlimited remote monitoring.
  • Pro: $199 works out cheapest per probe.

Cons

  • Con: ±1.8°F accuracy lags the NIST-rated peers.
  • Con: No high/low alarms for ambient temperature — one owner returned it over this.
  • Con: Full spec table only in the manual, not the product page.

Sources

Manufacturer page