Our take
The Jim Beam JB0134-1 is a small set of four analog thermometers, with two labeled for steak and two for poultry. The product-specific listing describes stainless steel probes, heat-resistant silicone caps, and dial markings that show steak doneness zones or a poultry target zone. This is a different buying decision from choosing one programmable thermometer: the set supplies several simple marked instruments, but no numeric performance specification is established.
A cook who wants several small dial thermometers labeled for steak and poultry doneness zones..
Choose a digital model if you need a stated range, a numerical accuracy tolerance, selectable units, a timed response, an alarm, or one display that coordinates multiple readings. The sources reviewed do not give the mini dials' exact diameter or stem length, so they cannot satisfy a size or reach requirement without checking a physical listing. The part number also appears as both JB0134 and JB0134-1.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The documented four-piece contents include two steak thermometers and two poultry thermometers, each intended for a different labeled use.
- The analog faces show doneness zones, providing a visual reference without relying on a phone or digital menu.
- The listing identifies stainless steel probe material and heat-resistant silicone caps as construction details.
What to weigh up
- The available sources do not give the numeric temperatures behind every marked zone or an accuracy tolerance.
- No exact probe length, dial size, response time, or water-resistance rating is supplied for comparison.
- Model naming is inconsistent between the historical MPN JB0134-1 and a retailer's JB0134 record, while the historical ASIN is not approved as an exact purchase link.
Specifications and exact model details
The key details
| Model covered | JB0134-1 |
|---|---|
| Readout | Four separate mini analog dials are included |
| Documented temperature range | The sources do not publish a numeric range or accuracy tolerance |
| Probe and display | Two pieces are labeled for poultry and two for steak; dial diameter and stem length are not stated |
| Units and controls | Steak faces show rare/medium/well-done zones and poultry faces a target zone; exact temperatures and unit switching are not given |
| Handling and protection | Stainless steel probes and heat-resistant silicone caps are listed; cleaning and water resistance are not established |
| Power and support | Power and warranty details are not provided; model naming varies between JB0134 and JB0134-1 |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 16, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
Full review: how the features affect your choice
What the features mean for you
Four separate tools in the set
The package is listed as four mini thermometers rather than a receiver with four inputs. It includes two poultry-marked pieces and two steak-marked pieces. That arrangement may help when separate portions have different cooking needs, but it does not provide a shared electronic screen or an alarm that coordinates the set. Treat the count as four separate instruments, not a four-probe digital system.
Visual doneness labels
The steak dials are described as showing rare, medium, and well-done zones, while the poultry versions display a recommended poultry target area. That gives the user a marked reference on the face, but the sources do not publish a full numeric temperature chart or a stated tolerance for the dial. If your process requires a precise temperature, confirm the food with a separate calibrated instrument and follow current food-safety guidance.
Materials and handling
The model listing identifies stainless steel probe material and a heat-resistant silicone cap. Another product-specific page recommends hand washing, while neither source provides an IP rating or a full dishwasher claim. Keep the protective cap's description limited to the source and follow the care directions for the exact variant. The physical dimensions of each mini piece are not reliably specified in the records reviewed.
Limits for technical comparisons
No numerical temperature range, accuracy margin, response time, or unit-switching feature is established by the product details used here. The labeled zones are useful for a visual doneness cue, but they do not substitute for a technical specification. A buyer who must document acceptance limits should compare a thermometer with published numeric facts. The matching profile therefore records the analog display and leaves the other technical values unknown.
Model naming and exact listing
Best Buy identifies the set as Jim Beam model JB0134, and the historical-row retailer record gives the MPN JB0134-1. The package descriptions align, but the two identifiers should not be collapsed into a false exact ASIN mapping. The tagged purchase link searches for the model set. Compare the package count and steak-versus-poultry pieces in the seller listing so you do not mistake a single mini dial for the four-piece set.
Compare for your needs
Compare the Taylor 501 for one analog thermometer with a published 20–220°F range, or the Regetek RA60 if two receiver-connected probes and adjustable alerts matter more than separate marked dials.
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Before you buy
Are there four probes connected to one display?
No. The listing describes four separate mini analog thermometers, two for steak and two for poultry; it does not describe a shared receiver.
Does the dial show exact target temperatures?
The product record describes labeled steak doneness zones and a poultry target zone. The sources reviewed here do not provide a complete numerical range or accuracy tolerance.
Is JB0134-1 the same exact model code as JB0134?
A retailer records JB0134 and the saved MPN source gives JB0134-1 for a matching four-piece set. Keep the naming difference visible and verify the seller's package.
Where can I check the current price?
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Sources and review basis
Sources & review basis
We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Jim Beam JB0134 mini thermometer set listing ↗ — checked October 16, 2026.
- Best Buy product record for model JB0134 and its four-piece contents ↗ — checked October 16, 2026.
- Yaxa product record identifying the JB0134-1 MPN associated with the historical candidate ↗ — checked October 16, 2026.
The decision
This set is aimed at cooks who want multiple small analog pieces with steak and poultry reference markings. Its package contents and materials are documented, but the sources do not settle numeric range, accuracy, or dimensions. Use it as a marked-dial set rather than a substitute for a calibrated, multi-channel digital monitor, and verify the JB0134/JB0134-1 package identity when shopping.
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