Boncare 10 Seconds Oral Thermometer for Adults and Kids - Accurate & Safe Rectal Thermometer for Baby with Fever Alarm, Digital Thermometer (Light Blue)

This Boncare thermometer is quick and reliable—exactly what you want when checking for a fever. The 10-second reading is legit, and the display is easy to read even in low light. It’s accurate, consistent, and simple to switch between oral or rectal use, just be cafeful in what order you do this. The soft, flexible tip makes it comfortable, especially for kids, and the fever alarm is helpful so you don’t have to stare at the screen waiting. It cleans easily and feels sturdy enough to last. If you want a no-nonsense digital thermometer that’s fast, accurate, and affordable, this one gets the job done.

The Boncare thermometer is a good value, easy to use. Seems be reasonably accurate for the price. It's nice that it comes in a plastic case, however, it would be a whole lot nicer with a case that had space for probe covers, which are an absolute necessity for maintaining sterility.

I havent used it yet, but I like that its a little softer around the part you put in your mouth. Screen display is nice and bright. Seems durable, but will update on that. I dont know much about the stroage or color coding, but those things done seem like something I'd use much. I mainly wanted something to use if I felt like my forehead thermometer wasnt working. Very easy to use, my six-year-old figured it out.

Works quickly and gives accurate readings in about 10 seconds. It’s easy to use and the fever alarm is a helpful feature. The design is simple, giving 4 stars only because the buttons feel a little basic, but overall it’s a reliable thermometer for the price.

Product is holding up well. Great price point. Does the job. Fully recommend to others.

Its very reliable and accurate

Good product and easy to use

This thermometer does its basic job, but the readings aren’t very consistent. If I take my temperature and then immediately take it again, it can be almost 0.5 degrees different. Because of that, I wouldn’t rely on it for an exact reading. That said, it’s good enough to tell whether you have a fever or not, especially a high one. If you just need a general idea of whether you’re sick, it serves its purpose. Just don’t expect medical-grade precision.