Optically very good processed and very fast measurement, but in my opinion too imprecise ...

The thermometer is ready to use. It should be optimized for the armpit.

The special thing about this thermometer is that it (, 36M-adults 0-3 months, 3-36M.) Can be set in 3 different age groups and the measured temperature is associated with traffic light colors of danger. This will vary depending on age.

The head you need, naturally anyway, because you have to adjust it each time. I find annoying - storage (the final temperature is indeed stored) would be more comfortable.

The thermometer is switched on with a lateral button, the front is used to switch, which I had to get used only once, because the other digital fever thermometer always be switched on again.

I would like to criticize the accuracy and would appreciate a comment from Brown, if I'm wrong:

It is striking that my Braun PRT2000 about 1 ° C indicates more than the "old digital from the drugstore" (armpit). Then I compared the display with 36 ° C and 40 ° C warm water and a calibrated thermometer liquid (with calibration certificate), and again shows a slight difference in Brown from + 1 ° C at 36 ° and + 0.5 ° C at 40 ° water compared to the liquid thermometer and the old digital Fiebermesser.
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The accessories:
To be improved is the spout, which slips to light and only the measuring tip covers.
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Safety:
The probe tip is very flexible and enjoyable.
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The measurement time:
A maximum of 8 seconds and the measured value is. Excellent I find.
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Conclusion:
The associate body temperature color is actually a good idea if you need that everyone must decide for themselves.

A quick measurement and large display distinguishes this thermometer.

More important than anything else is the accuracy and I could not confirm.

++ Seconds measurement
++ Large display
++ Very good optical processing
++ Flexible, soft tip

without Rating: body temperature is different ages and warning colors assigned

- Age class must always be re-elected / no storage
- Schutztülle drops slightly.
- In my view, too vague