How accurate is it compared with an ear thermometer?

It reads forehead infrared temperature in about a second. Owners report readings close to clinical thermometers but also some variation between scans, so re-check a high reading.

Can it measure objects and liquids too?

Yes. It has body, object and liquid modes, so it can check bath water, milk or a room surface as well as people.

Does it work for infants?

It is marketed for all ages, and no-touch scanning avoids disturbing a sleeping baby. For a newborn with a fever, confirm with a doctor.

Does it remember past readings?

Yes. It stores previous measurements so you can compare a temperature over time.

The thermometer itself. Check the listing for included batteries or a pouch before buying.

How do I know a reading means fever?

The LCD backlight changes color and a fever alarm sounds when the reading is high, so you do not have to interpret the number alone.

Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer

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$12.59at WalmartChecked Nov 1

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Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer

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Our take on the Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer

The Suptree is a no-touch infrared thermometer that reads forehead temperature in about one second, with a range of 93.2°F to 109.2°F. It adds body, object and liquid modes, a color-coded backlight, a fever alarm and memory for past readings. That is more than a basic forehead-only unit offers, and no-touch scanning is easier on sleeping children than an ear probe. Owners rate it around 4.1 out of 5; the common complaints are reading consistency and build feel rather than missing features.

Best forParents checking sleeping childrenHouseholds wanting one thermometer for body and surface checksQuick screening at a door or small officeAnyone who dislikes ear or underarm probes

Pros

No-touch forehead reading in about one second
Body, object and liquid modes in one device
Color-coded backlight and fever alarm
Stores past readings for comparison
Works for all ages, infants included

Cons

Readings can vary between scans
Some owners question accuracy against a clinical thermometer
Plastic build feels light
Backlight and alarm can wake a sleeping child

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Lowest price we've seen: $12.59 on Nov 1 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

What reviewers say

4.1 / 5504 ratings

Owners like the speed and the no-touch design, especially for children. The main complaints are inconsistent readings and a light plastic feel.

What people mention

SpeedPraisedOwners say a reading comes back in about a second, which helps with restless children.
AccuracyMixedSome owners find readings close to a clinical thermometer; others see variation between scans.
No-touch usePraisedScanning the forehead without contact is described as easy and hygienic.
BuildCriticisedThe plastic body is described as light and not especially sturdy.
Alarm and lightMixedThe fever alarm and backlight help reading results but can disturb a sleeping child.

About the Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer

This is a non-contact digital infrared thermometer that measures temperature at the forehead or temple. Because it doesn't touch the skin, it is a hygienic way to take a reading. It uses infrared technology and gives a reading in 1 second.

It has modes for body, object and liquid temperature and is suitable for all ages. It also has automatic memory, a color-coded LCD backlight and a fever alarm. It is intended for home use.

Type: Temple / Forehead
Contact: No-touch, infrared
Measurement range: 93.2°F to 109.2°F
Reading time: 1 second
Modes: Body, object, liquid
Display: LCD with color-coded backlight
Features: Automatic memory, fever alarm
Suitable for: All ages

Specifications

Type: Temple / Forehead
No Touch: Yes

Questions and answers

How accurate is it compared with an ear thermometer?: It reads forehead infrared temperature in about a second. Owners report readings close to clinical thermometers but also some variation between scans, so re-check a high reading.
Can it measure objects and liquids too?: Yes. It has body, object and liquid modes, so it can check bath water, milk or a room surface as well as people.
Does it work for infants?: It is marketed for all ages, and no-touch scanning avoids disturbing a sleeping baby. For a newborn with a fever, confirm with a doctor.
Does it remember past readings?: Yes. It stores previous measurements so you can compare a temperature over time.
What is in the box?: The thermometer itself. Check the listing for included batteries or a pouch before buying.
How do I know a reading means fever?: The LCD backlight changes color and a fever alarm sounds when the reading is high, so you do not have to interpret the number alone.
Where is the Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer cheapest?: At Walmart, for $12.59, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Suptree Non-Contact Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer?: Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 504 ratings.