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Do double check the internal fan is running (you should be able to hear and/or feel the slight vibration from it) as it should be mixing the air in the incubator so it will eventually even out any temperature differences. ie the cooler air near the govee should get mixed in and drop the...

In my experience some small incubators are prone to outside temperature changes affecting them. I haven't used that brand but suggest making sure: - it's not where sunlight could hit it - not under or near a heat or air conditioning vent - not in any drafts from doors, windows, etc - it's not...

No issues with using Bluetooth sensors in close proximity with eggs. They are very very very low power. We have more than a dozen such sensors in amongst our incubators and brooders, usually just dropped in an empty egg slot or slipped between two eggs.

Second @ChickenCanoe suggestion to get a different thermometer. The fully digital ones are very good accuracy. We use the Xiaomi Mijia Bluetooth humidity sensor. It is very small and has a high quality digital humidity/temperature sensor. You can find these for around $11 each on ebay (US...