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Anova beat them to the market by years though, but I'd get the Joule today probably if I had a choice.

• dahdum 10y ago
  Joule requires an iOS / android app to use, which I'm sure is helpful for new cooks but super annoying if you know what you're doing already.
  • MBCook 10y ago
    Yeah but it's much smaller and has a more powerful heater. The app isn't much of a problem.
    • dahdum 10y ago
      Bigger heater isn't that useful IMHO. With hot faucet water either gets to temperature super quick, and both have plenty of power to maintain temperature.
• tptacek 10y ago
  You can get an Anova without wifi (network connectivity on these things is only marginally useful) for about $50 less, and it's got higher power output and really nice physical controls.
  • batbomb 10y ago
    The precision cooker, which does bluetooth, or first gen? I have the bluetooth precision cooker. The scroll wheel is starting to get a little flaky but i'm still happy. Mostly the joule would be nice for saving a bit more real estate in my cabinets.