iKamand Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 30 reviews. Read all reviews for iKamand for iPhone.
iKamand is free iOS app published by Desora Inc.
Help for IOS 13 or IPhone 11
EdgarHallic
We’re losing the 3 digit display for Pit and Probe temperatures during IKamand cooking. Otherwise app works pretty good on IPhone 11
Doesn’t work
Jackel40
While it does “open”, it immediately closes. If I didn’t know better, I would think this was a scam app.
Ikamand awesome
Critter708
I have been using the ikamand for a number of years. Great support from Kamari Joe. Works great. I find it very useful and beneficial
Garbage
Gooserito
This app is absolute garbage. So much delay when changing settings. Glad I paid cost for this thing and not retail.
Ikamand is great
Walt Valiant
I got one of the ikamand version 1. Still have it and use it regularly. Recently dropped it and cracked the housing pretty good, but it is still working fine. Great temp control on my big Joe. I have kept it updated and support has been great any time I have had a question or issue. Will likely get version 2 when the time comes to replace three current one.
Very Polished Now
GregWilson
Had some issues with fan settings, opening the lid, and connection at the very beginning a year or so ago. Now it is incredibly polished and works perfect every time. Amazing app, amazing tool, amazing company.
2nd iKamand
510cijosh
First one blew up got the newer version and I am having a issue with it going past its intended cool target and the fan keeps coming on not letting it come to the correct cooking temp
Nice app...with evolving improvements...weak hardware
PickyGuy007
The app has steadily improved over the last twelve months. I very much like: - functionality/ feedback while managing a smoke - ability to archive each cook (photos, temp and time data, and notes) - recipes and cooking guidance The hardware is a bit flaky. It sometimes forgets how to connect to my WiFi. Other devices in the exact same location have no problem (and report significantly higher signal strengths). I suspect the network elements of the iKamand box are sub-par.