Father’s Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate the tech-savvy dad who is always on the move and loves staying connected with the latest gadgets. Here’s a gift guide we put together featuring innovative and practical gifts that cater to various interests, from pet care to gaming, ensuring there’s something for every dad.

For the Dad Who Likes to Cook

  

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MEATER Block comes with 4 smart meat thermometers and works on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection.

The MEATER Block is a premium 4-probe Wi-Fi smart meat thermometer that delivers the ultimate BBQ experience. It offers an extended range of up to 165ft with built-in Bluetooth to WiFi capabilities and allows you to cook multiple proteins to different doneness levels simultaneously. Each probe features dual temperature sensors to monitor internal and ambient temperatures, and the Guided Cook System ensures perfect results with step-by-step instructions and custom alerts. The MEATER Block also includes a standalone mode, advanced estimator algorithm for cooking and resting times, and a micro-USB port for power. These smart probes will give Dad the confidence he needs when cooking for the family and friends this summer!

For Father's Day, Meater is running a sale. You can get $60 off the Meater Block until June 10th. Meater Block has a MSRP of $299.95 and is available on the company site and Amazon.

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This Father’s Day, celebrate the tech-savvy dad in your life with one of these thoughtful and innovative gifts. Whether he’s into pet care, music, gaming, security, or staying connected, there’s something here to make his day special.

And if you want help finding smart devices that make good Father's Day gifts and are compatible with Dad's other smart home tech, use the GearBrain Assistant. Our smart home compatibility find engine can help you find, buy, and connect any smart device. It can even help you find other smart devices or systems compatible with your existing smart devices, such as Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa-enabled devices.

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