Duxtop 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop - Cook Faster & More Efficiently!

Daniel: Look... it's not your $3000 range equivalent, but it's a decent product. Sturdy, pretty quick and very steady, with the temperature... I was making custard and needed a consistent temperature... kept the thermometer in while heating to see if it stayed. It was about 10° off, but held beautifully.
Good product.

Canada on Dec 13, 2023

KJSAMM: This Duxtop induction cooktop performs admirably, giving me precise control over the heat intensity. Its user-friendly interface offers various functions at my fingertips, all with a gentle touch. The built-in timer is a convenient feature, allowing for automatic shutdown. I particularly appreciate the immediate response of heat, a departure from the gradual warming and cooling of my conventional electric stove.
Beyond the efficiency, induction cooking proves to be an energy-saver. Cleanup is a breeze even when I've had a minor spill—a definite plus. I wholeheartedly recommend this induction cooktop to those keen on upgrading their cooking experience. Just remember to equip yourself with the appropriate cookware capable of induction heating.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Salvador Ac: Me gustó el diseño, ya que otros que parecen juguetes no me han llamado la atención. Espero que no se dañen los botones táctiles, y me habría gustado que tuviera opción de grados centígrados.

Mexico on Aug 27, 2023

Aqua1324: Have used it to stir fry and cook pasta. Works very well. Easy to control temperature. Does not heat your kitchen with gas stove. Very convenient to use on table top. Cooks Korean barbecue easily.

United States on Aug 02, 2023

David M. Ryan: Great addition to my kitchen. Have hardly touched my stove. Love it.

Canada on Jul 06, 2023

Clueless: I bought this based on my good experience with a lower end Duxtop that I had enjoyed for years, then lost in a series of moves. This model has more heat settings, which I appreciate. Also the temp control seems to work better. I just cooked some popcorn in a KitchenAid stainless pot using avocado oil and a setting of 400 degrees. Almost 100% yield and nothing burned. That was my first guess and it seemed to be just about right. Will have to try using temperature control mode with a skillet and scrambled eggs next.

As far as the fan, it is a little noisy but to me not objectionable for the short time that I am usually cooking with the Duxtop. I knocked off one star for this, which is perhaps a little harsh. If they adjusted the fan speed to the load it would be better than all the other cooktops that I know about and a complete win in every respect.

United States on May 13, 2023

Jean-Pierre Cornut: Pas trouvé le moyen d'afficher la température en centigrade/Celsius
Couldn't find a way to display temperature in Centigrade/Celsius

Canada on Feb 09, 2023

MisterMikeMisterMike: Very satisfied with the product. Yes the fan is a little bit noisy but nothing you can't live with. While doing some cleaning I saw on the box that the product has a 2 year warranty (bought on oct. 31 2021 and Amazon return window closed Dec 5 2021), I read carefully the Amazon page for this product and nowhere they mention a warranty . I'm keeping the box/packaging for another year just in case I have to send it back for repair or replacement, but so far nothing wrong with it after a year .

Canada on Nov 21, 2022

BAC2: I previously had an early model of induction cooker that worked fine for several years until I dropped it, so I was glad to get this new one that had more features. This Duxtop E200A is working great for me. It has plenty of cooking/power levels to give me good control over the cooking temps. I am concerned about electric devices that are rated for high watts because of the possibility of tripping a circuit breaker. Although this has the capability to use high watts, I have tested it and I know that when it is first turned on, it is at the default level 5, which is only 700 watts when using pots that cover the smaller circle. I have measured wattage at higher levels with these approximate results: Level 6 is 850 W, level 7 is 1000 W, level 8 is 1200 W, Level 9 is 1400 W. The power used at each setting is higher when using pots that are the size of the larger circle on the cooking surface. I usually use levels 8 and below and after the initial heating, I am using levels 5 and lower. Any setting less than 5 still uses a peak level of 700 watts, but it starts cycling off and on in order to achieve the reduced cooking power. The touch controls are very responsive, so only a quick...

United States on Aug 20, 2019

LarryR: I really like this. It looks good and handles large, heavy pots, which is my main application. There are two operating modes: 1) constant heat input; 2) constant temperature. I expect to use the former most of the time but was curious how well the latter would work. The instructions that come with the unit explain that the temperature being measured is within the glass cook top surface. Thus, even if that is being controlled accurately, the temperature inside your pan will be somewhat lower. How much lower will depend upon the type of pan you're using and its contents -- how well they conduct/convect heat.

My experimental conditions: a 6 qt pot about 12 inches diameter, thin metal wall, filled halfway with water. I varied the temperature setting from a low of 140 to a high of 220 F. I allowed it to come to constant temperature each time I changed the setting, then measured the water temperature using a digital thermometer.

Observations: the temperature was always MUCH lower than the set point, and the error increased as the setting increased. For example, with the setting at 140, the water temperature was about 120. With the setting at 180, the temperature was a...

United States on May 23, 2019