Masterbuilt®710 WiFi Digital Smoker, Vertical Design, 711 Cooking Sq. Inches, 4 Chrome Coated Smoking Racks, Wood Chip Loader, Electric Fuel Source to Plug in and Start Cooking, Black Model MB20070924

Very easy to use and works great

Great smoker WiFi is glitching but I'm old school so no big deal

I upgraded to the Masterbuilt 710 WiFi Digital Smoker (Model MB20070924) a couple of months ago and it has completely changed how I smoke meats. The vertical design is space-efficient yet massive inside with 711 square inches of cooking space across four chrome-coated racks — easily handles multiple pork butts, briskets, ribs, or several whole chickens at once. The WiFi connectivity is a game-changer. I can monitor and adjust temperature, set timers, and get alerts right from my phone while I’m out running errands or watching the game. Temperature holds rock steady, and the automatic wood chip loader makes it simple to add smoke flavor without constantly opening the door and losing heat. Setup was straightforward, it preheats quickly for an electric smoker, and cleanup is surprisingly easy thanks to the removable components. The black finish looks sharp on my patio too. I’ve smoked everything from brisket to salmon to jerky with consistent, competition-level results every time. If you’re serious about smoking but want modern convenience without babysitting a fire all day, this Masterbuilt 710 is outstanding. Excellent build quality, huge capacity, and the WiFi feature is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

Finally getting around to writing this for whomever looks at Masterbuilt smokers. Especially this 710 wifi model. This model definitely has issues. Wifi kept dropping quit using it after the first time. Way too frustrating. I just went back to using my standalone probe I'd been using for years. For the actual cooking this worked great the first year. Only used it 4 or 5 times. Second year the first 4 times ran with no issue. Then the next time the smoker just turned off/reset. Go out there and found dinner sitting in the smoke nice and raw... Set temp/time again and worked fine. Ate a REALLY late dinner. Wife was like. You turned it on, right. I'm like, I seriously turned it on. Next time used this and it worked, no problem (I kept checking on it to make sure we had dinner this time and no problems). So, I'm like, maybe it was me. Then the next time I used it (I went out to check on it) and again it reset again and raw meat... This time she's like, maybe it wasn't you. Ugh. Used it and it again worked without issue. Final time, I go out there and set it, but it just keeps shutting off and giving the model/version. So yeah. Not even 15 uses out of this for $350. Doesn't seem like they sell control units for this one either. Only has a 1 year warranty. Start reading other reviews and find that I'm not the only one. Seems quality dropped dramatically. Knock offs control units are $70+ and don't have wifi either, not that I care. But I can't bring myself to put anymore into this after this experience. I had an older model I used for 11 years and the LCD screen went bad after 9 years and kept getting worse. The lines quit lighting up or lit up in weird ways. So you couldn't read the temp. So I would be like this starts at 175 or 185 (can't remember now) and click the + to set the right temperature and it still worked. Just had to count it out correctly and ignore the gibberish on the screen. Problem was no replacement control unit for that model and they used some custom made (4 pin I think it was) LCD module (I couldn't a replacement for anywhere) so I couldn't mod the board. So finally got sick of that and upgraded to this. I was happy it had 4 built in probes and wifi. Ugh. Little did I know. I really wish I still had that old model now...

Was perfect until my puppies chewed through the wires to the motherboard. Looking to replace the motherboard or buy the exact same model.

Just finished up some chicken legs, nice and smoky flavor, unit worked well EXCEPT they design the smoker so EVERY time you open the door the Wi-Fi is disabled and you have to re-pair it again, you have to go thru the whole process, name the unit, pick a network, enter network password etc. It would be like every time you started your car you’d have to completely set up your iPhone to work with your infotainment system. Not just re-enter a password but a complete set up like the first time when the car was new. I have no idea why a designer would think it’s a good idea, can’t be for safety because the control panel is still functional with the door open, it’s just the app that goes dead. You’ll spend more time re-pairing with the app than cooking. Save the extra 35 dollars and just get the non wi-fi version, the control panel is located on top and is easier to get to, the wi-fi version has the control panel close to the ground and you have to bend down or get on your knees to adjust it, but I figured with the wi-fi I wouldn’t need to very often, little did I know. P.S. it’s not defective, it’s right in the manual that you have to re-pair after the door is opened. The other thing is they display is in a shade of blue thats almost impossible to read in the daylight because its located 3 inches from the ground, should have been a bright red. Overall it’s a poor design. Not user friendly at all. Update: The requirement to re-pair means completely starting over like the first time. Because it doesn’t re-pair automatically to your phone and wi-fi all the other historical feature (session graphs) and saved items is useless as it all gets deleted when you re-pair. Think of it as every time you woke your iPhone up you had to set up the wi-fi network from scratch and all your saved wi-fi networks disappeared. The location of the wi-fi antenna next to the ground is just unthinkable, I’ll be getting an extension cable and will figure out how to mount it on top. I don’t think they actually used a software or wi-fi engineer to design it. It smokes well although the chip bin is too small so it needs refilling every 1/2 hour or so. I’d never buy this again because the so called wi-fi feature is pointless.

I purchased this item, Digital Electric WiFi Smoker 710, September 2024. After serval uses the unit started to trip, turning off the unit. Now it's new season and I'm still having issues with the unit. very difficult to Pair, timer not working, external temperature prob input not working. And this is my second MB unit that ai brought. Not good.

Have been looking for another vertical smoker since my last one died on me. Finally bit the bullet and I’m glad I did. Being able to control the temperature and get meat temperature directly to my phone allows me to be in full control without even being close. Assembly was easy and now I’m back to smoking meats to meal prep for the week with ease. I wish it came with more than one meat probe but it’s definitely better than none and they aren’t too expensive to grab more. I was smart and bought a cover this time, the Vegas heat won’t be the reason another smoker gives out on me.

Love it but having to set up blue tooth wifi every time is a pain

Great smoker, very easy to program and makes great meals

Hi. I do not recommend this smoker. A rubber piece on the inside fell off after first use.Masterbuilt customer service was ready to send me a new smoker after I disabled the one I had. Then all of a sudden they said it was cosmetic and they won’t exchange it after telling me they would. If I would have disabled it I’d be out a smoker now. Not to mention they couldn’t even tell me the purpose of the rubber part. And the wifi is crap even when your less than 30 feet from smoker

Works great, love it!

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