Pros: works fun to play with check the oven, wood stove, and the cats like it too

Cons: sometimes it does not work if I take the battery out and put back in then it work fine

Pros: It works, one purchased locally to check heat on my computer builds was no longer working.

Cons: Battery was DOA

Other Thoughts: If you need to check heat or lack of heat this device is great...

Pros: cheep

Cons: 1 out of 2 bad

Pros: ill put this up against a name brand any day

Cons: no issues

Pros: Good color mix of black and yellow

Cons: arrived with a brand new dead battery still in it's factory sealed package

Pros: handy way to check cylinder head temps for tuners

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: yes, buy it at Newegg's great priice!

Pros: price is competitive.

Cons: inaccurate result:point to palm and got 41C while it should read 34C.

Other Thoughts: i have also bought RTMT11001 year ago, it's more accurate.

Pros: Been testing it on some known values. Used on a suction line and a liquid line to compute superheat. This is very accurate. It read correct on some register outputs also.
I read some others had some off readings. Maybe they got a bad one, or maybe they aren't testing it with accurate tools? I've seen various models priced $30 - $60 range. When this was at $15, I thought it would be no loss if it was inaccurate. I tested it with an accurate needle thermometer and a thermistor. You would call it a meat thermometer.

Winner winner chicken dinner. +++++

Cons: None. With me it's always if it will last. Hope it does.

Other Thoughts: This is not a toy. Do not point it at eyes of humans or cats, you bozos out there. At least try to pretend you can be an adult for a couple of minutes.

Pros: Rosewill RTMT13001 Infrared Thermometer is a reliable tool for any professional or hobbyist. Easy to use and read, sleek hand grip design, laser pointer, switchable between Fahrenheit and Celsius at any time, with claimed accuracy of ±2% or 2°C which is the average accuracy for such tools on up to the $100/150 range. The only way to be more accurate would be to pull out a few $100”s from your wallet and go with a probe sensor/thermistor setup which has a 0.01 to 0.001 °C accuracy. This thermometer is well worth the money.

Cons: None so far, it does its job well

Pros: Works as advertised. For the price, You cannot expect .000001 degree accuracy!

Cons: None so far- except I pointed it at a large brush pile while it was maxing- obviously the thermometer errorred out.

Other Thoughts: Nice little gadget. Always wanted one, this price made it easy to click "add to cart".