Klein Tools IR10 Infrared Thermometer, Digital Thermometer Gun with Dual Targeting Laser, 20:1

As you have probably seen, there is a slew of very inexpensive Infrared Thermometers available. To me, that means thermometers in the approximately $20 price range. If you don't need extreme accuracy or resolution, there is nothing wrong with those. I use mine to verify the temperature of my Painted Agama lizards, so I need good resolution and accuracy. The Klein IR5 is pretty equivalent to the Fluke 62 which is $95. Some reviewers actually like the Klein better than the Fluke. I cannot say since I don't own both. I like that the Klein IR5 is made in the US (Lincolnshire, IL). It has a solid, heavy feel in the hand which I like. It comes with a pistol-shaped protective pouch that holds it quite well. I like that it uses dual laser aiming so that you can see the exact circle of area being measured. If you like quality and are willing to spend about twice as much as the low-quality thermometers, then you will not be disappointed in the Klein IR5.

El pirometro funciona bastante bien, pero ojalá la funda o su bolsa para guardar fuera de otro material.

Good

I didn't exactly need this, because I have a meat thermometer that works pretty well. But I couldn't resist it for the kitchen. Cool thing is, it works on a lot of stuff. And very quickly. Want to know how hot the grill is for that Tri Tip? Or how cold your beer is while you're waiting. In a matter of milliseconds, you have your answer. The battery door is a bit funky to figure out and could be easier, but everything else on this product exceeded my expectations, including the dual laser for additional accuracy. Five stars.

Good for checking woodstove and chimney temps.