With the Traeger, you flip the power switch, dial the temperature you want for the grill, set the desired temperature for the meat probe and press the ignite button.

What will change is that Traeger will get to bring their awesome thermometer tech in-house and start integrating it into their next generation of grills.

With the Traeger, you flip the power switch, dial the temperature you want for the grill, set the desired temperature for the meat probe and press the ignite button.

Traeger's app does allow for remotely monitoring grill temperature, probe temperature, and other settings, as well as adjusting them.

Traeger’s WiFi-enabled smart grills already benefit from a robust app packed with recipes for meat, seafood, side dishes and more. First, Traeger has added video-guided tips and recipes to the ...