Best BBQ equipment for tech fans

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  • Weber iGrill 2 Thermometer - $94

    Weber iGrill 2 Thermometer - $94

    The Weber thermometer uses the iGrill app to track when your food is done. You can set custom alerts or use one of the pre-set alerts to let you know when your food is ready. The app can monitor up to four probes.

    Photo by: Weber

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Lynx Smartgrill - $8,179

    Lynx Smartgrill - $8,179

    With halogen lights, three-speed rotisserie motor, and a 16,000 infrared burner, this Lynx SmartGrill seems to have all the knobs and whistles the serious BBQ fan needs. It is voice activated or controlled by an iOS or Android app and comes with Wi-Fi, 64GB of storage, and a 1.5GHz processor to remember all of those perfect grill recipes.

    Photo by: Lynx grills

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Grillbot - $90

    Grillbot - $90

    Grillbot gives you hands-free BBQ grill cleaning. Place it on the grill as it is cooling, choose how long you want the cycle to be, and press the button to start the hands-free cleaning cycle.

    Photo by: Grillbot

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Rib-o-lator - $99.95

    Rib-o-lator - $99.95

    The Rib-o-lator connects to your existing rotisserie rod to turn it into four rotisserie tray grills that will cook a huge amount of food. The trays rotate around the rod, which keeps the food level as it cooks. You do need your own rotisserie fixing, rod, and motor.

    Photo by: Rib-o-lator

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Looftlighter - $80

    Looftlighter - $80

    The Looftlighter lights your charcoal grill in around 60 seconds. It uses super heated air that ignites charcoal more quickly without using any lighting fluid or chemicals.

    Photo by: Looftlighter

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • BBQ Dragon Charcoal Starter - $37.99

    BBQ Dragon Charcoal Starter - $37.99

    The BBQ Dragon can start charcoal fires in under 10 minutes. It blows low velocity cool air on to the fire. Clip it to the grill and let it do its work. It is battery powered -- no messing about with cords -- and it is rechargeable.

    Photo by: BBQ Dragon

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • SmartChef Gas Grill - $800

    SmartChef Gas Grill - $800

    The mobile app for the SmartChef grill lets you control your cooking setting from your smartphone and receive alerts when the food is ready to flip or done.

    The integrated temperature probe tells you the status of your meat. Utilize the recipe library to grill your perfect joint.

    Photo by: SmartChef

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • ThermoPro digital food thermometer - $56.99

    ThermoPro digital food thermometer - $56.99

    The ThermoPro wireless remote meat thermometer with dual probe will monitor the temperature of your food up to 300 feet away. Its preset temperature gauges will ensure that meat is done to your taste.

    Photo by: ThermoPro

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Total Survival portable solar oven - $280

    Total Survival portable solar oven - $280

    Cook food in the Total Survival solar tube retaining heat and moisture as the food cooks. The sun heats the tube up to 350 degrees and keeps the food away from wind chills. The parabolic reflectors direct the maximum heat power onto the tube.

    Photo by: Total Survival

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

  • Isuda BBQ branding iron - $16.99

    Isuda BBQ branding iron - $16.99

    Brand any meat that you cook on your BBQ with your own personal meat-branding iron from Isuda.

    Photo by: Isuda

    Caption by: Eileen Brown

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If you want to show off your tech prowess when you grill, here are some gadgets that will prove that you really know your stuff when it comes to hosting the perfect BBQ.

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Weber iGrill 2 Thermometer - $94

The Weber thermometer uses the iGrill app to track when your food is done. You can set custom alerts or use one of the pre-set alerts to let you know when your food is ready. The app can monitor up to four probes.

Caption by: Eileen Brown

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