Duxtop 1800W Compact Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner for Quick and Easy Cooking

Bodyreflexion: Easy cleanup, easy to use, essentially burnproof...its even portable if I ever decide to get out of my house and take a vacation someday :)...I have used it daily for a year now and have had no problems at all...my gas stainless steel stove that I purchased just prior to discovering induction cooking has turned into an unused house ornament that I'm simply keeping just in case I ever sell my home in the future. I Love this countertop burner and highly recommend!!!

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Carl J Kugler Jr: This is a replacement unit for one that I had been using for many years. The biggest difference between the old unit and the new is that the heat appears to be more focused on the center of the surface and not as much toward the outer edges (I use large pans that cover almost the total surface and I noticed that the center of the pan was a good bit hotter than the outer edges of the pan). I was able to cook my food, just had to stir it around more...

United States on Nov 04, 2023

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Germany on Oct 17, 2023

Lola: Easy to use, clear instructions, compact. I am using this to see if I want an induction cooktop, vs gas, and after using it for a few weeks, the answer for me is yes. No problem finding compatible cookware. I just looked for products described as having a 'magnetic base' and that was reasonably priced. I was also concerned about using smaller pots which I had read didn't work, and this burner has a lower limit of a
5 inch diameter, so my 1 quart pot works. My Revereware set that was previously/recently purchased works great --- NOT my mom's 'vintage' set (more than 10 years old) which has an all-copper and nonmagnetic bottom: that one doesn't work, as expected. I like the digital controls and the power and temperature options. The only thing that took a little time getting used to is the noise, kind of a whirring sound.

United States on Oct 09, 2023

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France on Sep 27, 2023

Steve: this was a replacement for another induction hob which stopped working after more than 20 years. So this has more feature and better temp control than my old one. It works very well

United Kingdom on Sep 11, 2023

Herman Logtenberg: mee in de camper en waar 230 volt is makkelijk en snel voor elk recept. mooi compact en degelijk apparaat.

Netherlands on Sep 05, 2023

Amazon Customer: I have 3 different ones as I have replaced them with my cooker this one doesn't keep constant temperature like my other 2 it takes a bit longer to heat up too. This is a 50/50 product wether you like it or not it will still save you money compared to a normal cooker and will cook food quicker. I have found it also takes a bit longer to cool down where as my other 2 are pretty immediate

United Kingdom on Jul 24, 2023

Whiskey Tango: After careful research and a few experiments with other folk's induction cooktops (NuWave, Max Burton & Tramontina), I chose the Secura DUXTOP 9100MC and haven't regretted it. While the NuWave claims to have more temperature and power settings, it seemed to me that there was more frequent power cycling at comparable temp/power levels than the 9100MC. Saying nothing bad about Max Burton and Tramontina, I eliminated them for not having as many power and temperature target settings as the 15 levels (each) available on the 9100MC.

In order to maintain temperature control, in temperature mode operation, induction cookers have to cycle on and off in order to "hover" around any target temperature. One difference between lesser & better induction cooktops is how much power (actual Watts) is being cycled for any given temperature target. 5 seconds of 1800 Watts/pulse is going to be more energy violent (to whatever is being heated) than 30 seconds of 300 Watts/pulse, even though these two pulses represent the same amount of total power.

The 9100MC uses a wider range of Watts/pulse across the range of supported temperature targets than other induction cooktops, so...

United States on Jun 18, 2016

E. N. Videtic: I was very skeptical about getting an induction cooktop. I've seen some real bad reviews on many units , and I was concerned about the diameter of the heating area against the bottom of the pans. I've seen videos in my research on some of the induction tops and many of them looked as though the heating circle was only about 4 inches in the center because thats where the water was boiling, and I thought , if I put a skillet on it, I'll have to keep moving the food over the center, as the center is going to be the hot area and the outer portion of the pans are not going to get as much heat.

Well, I searched and searched and came across this Duxtop 9100C model at a reasonable price and thought I would give it a try however, it says that for induction you need pans that a magnet will stick to or you can't use them. Well none of my stainless cookware would hold a magnet and I have a 32 piece set. So what I did was I researched more and came upon a nice 10 piece stainless set made by Duxtop for this induction top and I bought them. Boy, am I glad I did, but thats another review, if you're in need of a beautiful and very heavy triple clad set of pans check out the 10 piece set...

United States on Dec 22, 2014