Instruction: Determine the sentiment expressed by the user in her review from the provided choices, and respond by selecting one of the available options.

Input:
The last Digital Thermometer I had worked great and was my constant grilling partner, however; I left my friend out in the rain one to many times, so I had to buy a new one. I was excited to receive my new dual probe remote just in time for New Years Ham and Turkey dinner. Put everything on the Traeger and settled in for a great meal.  In 30 minutes the ham was 105 and the turkey was 50.  Figured better slow the ham down, so set it aside and covered it with tinfoil, leaving the probe in it.  In an hour the ham was 128 (setting off the grill) and the turkey was 60.  Thinking this can't be right so I switched probes. Now the ham was 80 and the turkey was 120.  So recalculated cooking times, informed the head chef (wife) exact dinner time maybe an elusive mystery at this point, but I was on it. So armed with the remote sitting in the house, I watched the ham stay at eighty and the turkey veri between 140 and 160 for the second hour of grilling.  Only go out and check on it to see the the transmitter was 5 to 20 degrees off of the remote readings.  Bottom line, had to finish off with a analog thermometer and send this back to Amazon.
Here's what I told them: Inaccurate and inconsistent temperature readings between probes. Further error introduced when remote receiver used. Cannot be relied upon for cooking at all. Had to resort to a analog Thermometer.
I love digital thermometers and I love Amazon, but I hate china junk.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: E: very negative