The GrillEye Max Wi-Fi Food Thermometer is a cloud-connected eight-channel food thermometer that works in conjunction with a smart phone app to allow remote monitoring of your cooking session from anywhere an internet connection is available.
The unit is barrel-shaped, about 5″ (12.5cm) wide by 2.5″ (6.5cm) in diameter. The probes plug into the left side and the on/off switch and charging port are on the right. The outer housing has a flat with a magnet. The inner portion rotates to adjust the viewing angle. It has a self-contained battery that should power the unit for 48 hours, according to the manufacturer.
Setting up the GrillEye Max Wi-Fi Food Thermometer
After downloading the Apple/Android free app, you perform setup using Bluetooth to send configuration data to the unit. After you set the unit, all communication takes place via Wi-Fi using your 2.4GHz router as the intermediary. This permits monitoring your cooking session from anywhere an internet connection is available. The app walks you through the setup procedure and you only to do it once, unless you change routers.

Features of the GrillEye Max Wi-Fi Food Thermometer
You can select the meat type and doneness level in the app, or choose temps of your choice. The display adjusts to the number of probes in use, but the instantaneous temperature, the food/doneness descriptor, and the target temperature are displayed for each probe. While running, the app collects data on the cooking parameters which are then saved with a name of your choice. This facilitates re-using your favorite settings.
The GrillEye Max Wi-Fi Food Thermometer comes with two probes, each of which has a grill clip. Temperature accuracy was very good. Construction seems solid. The display is easy to read and has a low-brightness power saving mode.
Warranty
Warranty of the main unit is one year, limited, with a number of exclusions like the internal battery. Probes have a different warranty that I could not find on the company’s website. It isn’t clear who provides customer service as the website states that G&C Ltd. doesn’t sell to the public directly, and service requests must be processed by the seller.
Our Review
Overall, this is an easy-to-use unit with straightforward software. I’m a little uneasy about the warranty. It’s on the pricey side for units of this type. Nothing that really excites me, but no strong negatives, either.