PECULA 2 Pack Refrigerator Thermometer, -30~30°C/-20~80°F, Classic Fridge Analog Thermometer Large Dial with Red Indicator Thermometer for Freezer Refrigerator Cooler

These thermometers are the best ever. I have one in my refrigerator and one in my freezer. I am buying more of these for Christmas gifts to my family. I think everyone should have them in both refrigerator and freezer.

my apartment fridge/freezer is very old and does not accurately regulate temperature. I hung one from shelf in freezer and the second from shelf in fridge. both were free of resting in food but hung in air circulation. over the days I was able to fiddle with the appliances setting to finally quit losing food to faulty temp dial. YAY!

Im glad i bought this item so i could keep a check on my refrigerator and freezer. while waiting on a repairman the thermometers allowed me keep adjusting and moving items so i wouldnt lose any valuable food items.

using these in a refrigerator and a freezer. They are working well and help us monitor appliances in hot garage.

Since we experience frequent power outages, I want to ensure that my food doesn't spoil. outside the refrigerator running on AA batteries with a sensor inside the fridge and freezer. We have a lot of outages so I don't want my food to spoil.

These little 2.25" in diameter thermometers will fit in most places in the refrig and freezer. They seem to be very accurate, as they change when placed in different spots and with opening and closing the doors. They're great for food safety peace of mind.

Who knew that there were several different temperature zones within my refrigerator? These used in tandem, gave me insights into the zoned area that will help with preserving milk and keeping lettuce and salads from wilting. I was also having trouble in the "Crisper" drawers; one was found to be at least 4 degrees warmer than the other. Bravo for the pair.

Work perfectly for fridge and deep freezer!

Cheap but works great to validate a temperature "zone." I suggest using a separate thermometer to validate if you really need a specific temp. I bought 2x variants. they each registered with 5°~ of each other but never really lined up perfectly. I used on a deep freezer chest, a fridge, and in an upstairs bonus room to validate a house thermostat. The are small and fit in the palm of your hand. They have a hook that can be used to hang them.

I bought a similar product a few years ago bc my then refridgerator was not working properly. That experience taught me it is wise to have a thermometer. Turns out this one is smaller and difficult for my old eyes to read. The smaller size has advantages. It doesn't take as much room. Having two is a good idea to check the temp in different areas.