Best BBQ and Grilling Accessories for iPhone in 2020

MEATER+ is a simple smart meat thermometer with a whopping 165-foot range. It has two sensors to measure internal temperatures up to 212 degrees Fahrenheit and external temperatures up to 527 degrees Fahrenheit simultaneously. Equipped with an advanced estimator algorithm, it helps you determine how much longer to cook your food and manage your time better. MEATER+ also walks you through the cooking process for perfect results, and there's Alexa integration.

The iGrill 2 is a smart meat thermometer that can connect to your smartphone from 150 feet away through Bluetooth. It has a 200-hour battery life, an illuminated LED display, two viewing angles, magnetic mounting, and records all of the important data that you'll want to review later. The app also comes with recipes, and this kit comes with four meat probes.

If you prefer to have the latest version of your gadgets, then iGrill 3 is worth considering. This works like the previously mentioned iGrill 2, but it has 250-hour battery life and the meat probes are resistant up to 716 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep in mind that this one only works with the Weber Genesis II, Genesis II LX, and Spirit II gas barbecue gas grills by permanently mounting to the side table. It comes with two meat probes.

If money is not an issue, then check out the Smart Grills from Lynx. They start at the 30-inch size and go up to 54-inches for all your grilling needs. Just slap your meat down in the grill and tell the Smart Grill what you're cooking and how you want it cooked — it'll take care of the rest. Through the app, it will tell you when to flip and when it's all done. It saves your preferences for fast access later. The grill itself has LED control knobs, a rotisserie, and stainless steel shelves. The 30-inch models start at $7000 and go up from there.

Smoked meats are always tasty, and this Masterbuilt Smoker is digital and comes with Bluetooth connectivity. With the Bluetooth capability, you're able to connect to your smartphone and control the cooking temperature and time with ease. There is even a built-in meat thermometer probe that helps you get the best results all the time. It has four chrome-coated smoking racks, and a side wood chip loading system to add wood chips without opening the door.

If Lynx is a little out of your price range, Traeger's Pro Series 575 Pellet Grill is a good substitute. It has their WiFire technology, so you can connect the grill to your smartphone with the Traeger app. The app allows you to set custom cook cycles, change temperatures, monitor the food temps, and even add smoke, all from the comfort of your couch. They also start out at less than $800, which is much less than Lynx.

Sous vide is the process of cooking food through a controlled-temperature water bath, so the food is perfectly cooked and never under or overdone. The Joule Sous Vide circulator will heat up the water faster than other circulators, is smaller than most, and connects to your smartphone via the app through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. With the Joule, you'll get the perfect rare (or medium-rare) steak before you char it up on your grill. It's foolproof and provides consistent results every time.

While the Joule is a favorite among sous vide enthusiasts, the price tag is a bit high. If you want something that's more budget-friendly, the Anova Sous Video Nano is a great option. The Nano option only includes Bluetooth (no Wi-Fi) support, so you can still control it with your smartphone. The Anova app also has plenty of recipes to help you get started with sous vide.