BlueTherm Pro 2.0.8

Reviews

1 ★, on 2015-12-22
Because of limited Bluetooth range, I must keep my tablet running the app 20 feet from base unit. This makes it very inconvenient for baby sitting the tablet, you have to be in the same room with it! If the app sent email notifications for high/low alarms, this would make the product twice as useful. Please fix this!!!! I've spent a lot of money on this sophisticated product, come on fix it! Or open source your code so we can fix it!

2 ★, on 2016-04-16
Thermoworks makes great temperature data-gathering tools but they clearly aren't in the business of Android app development. The app is very immature, and a team experienced in Android GUI development needs to rewrite this. They also should release an open API so that third parties can gather and use the temp data stream.

1 ★, on 2016-02-01
Way too expensive. Either the app or the duo need to be fixed. It won't stay connected to the blue tooth. I am 5 feet from the duo with my phone and I have to reconnect it every minutes. This thing was a few hundred dollars and is supposed to be reliable to save time and make what I do easier. This is the first time I have used my product. I may send it back and get a refund. This thing is a joke and a hassle to deal with. I can't reconnect every 5 minutes. I have things going on and I am busy. 2thumbs down

2 ★, on 2017-01-16
The iPhone version works so much better. My biggest complaint is regarding the graphical chart. If you finally get it zoomed into where you want it, then change screens, you lose where you had it. Makes it useless for me.

1 ★, on 2015-11-18
Seems to obtain data fine. The graphical interface is crude and clunky at best. But I would forgive that. A much bigger problem: The plotting (which is a very important feature) is useless because the scale used for the y-axis is fixed (i.e. cannot be modified by the user) and the default range is much too large. Pinching to zoom does not solve the problem because it scales x and y axes at the same time. Work-around: email data to yourself and plot using spreadsheet or other software. Really?

4 ★, on 2017-04-06
Perfectly acceptable proof of concept app for a thermometer that's intended to be extended through use of the sdk. The app isn't great, but that's not really its point.