Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop: Cook Delicious Meals on Your Countertop Burner

Amazon Customer: Used it in my RV all summer So I do not have to lug heavy propane tanks around. People have seen it and thought it was a great idea. Heats up fast and so easy to clean than RV stoves

Canada on Nov 07, 2023

Robert H.: I love my Duxtop it boils water faster than a microwave! Perfect for instant coffee in the morning when there isn't a lot of time to wait! Love the safety features too it just shuts off when the pot is removed.

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Guadalupe: Me gusta porque no tengo que usar gas y es portátil.

Mexico on Sep 29, 2023

Francois Gagnon: Works as mentioned. Thanks

Canada on Sep 29, 2023

rpt50: The technology here is amazing. You get instant heat and precise temperature adjustment, but because the pan itself becomes the heating element, there is very little wasted heat to radiate to the kitchen. You can literally put your hand right next to a pot on full boil and feel almost no heat at the side of the pot. It also seems to be able to bring a full pot to boil noticeably faster than either our gas or electric stove tops. I only have one quible. Because the cooktop is so portable and easy to use, we often take it outside to replace our gas outdoor range setup. This works great except that it can be difficult to read the LED display in bright sunlight. Other than that, I think this cooktop is just about perfect, and such an improvement over gas or standard electric heating elements.

United States on Sep 25, 2023

Henry Seguin: I had to return the first one that I received but this second one works very well!

Canada on Sep 23, 2023

bunker8: I have had this Duxtop induction cooktop for a while now and I can say truthfully, it never lets me down. It works extremely well, is super easy to clean and the precise cooking temperatures are perfect for any type of thing you require. I am a big fan of induction cooktops and this one is a winner.

Canada on Sep 19, 2023

Bob H: I bought this specifically to use with a Presto 23 Quart Induction Pressure Cooker for mycology.
Cooking inside created unnecessary heat and unwanted odors, and my crappy electric stove had neither a timer nor good temperature control. This was the solution! Here are my comments and tips . . .
- The diameter of the actual induction cooking ring is 8.5", whereas the base of the Presto is 8" . . PERFECT! Note that the Presto's diameter of the cooker is wider, but the actual BASE that makes contact with the cooker is 8" which matches this cooker ideally.
- The timer function works great! No more burnt batches from forgetting to watch it. For those wondering what is the maximum time . . The timer has a maximum duration of 170 minutes. If you don't set the timer, it will automatically turn off after 120 minutes. While some may find this auto-shutoff annoying, I think it is great because even if you forget to turn on the timer you won't overcook your grain bags (or food).
- You can adjust the cooking level after you set the timer, which is great if you want to adjust up or down. I noticed reviews on other cooktops that didn't allow for adjusting the temp or level after...

United States on Jun 22, 2023

DigitalSorceress: I bought this to try out induction.

I seriously disliked my ceramic top electric stove and was looking to replace it with a high end gas range with an upcoming kitchen renovation. However, the amount of "waste heat" you get in a kitchen from gas always bugged me and I've seen more and more positive things about induction.

So, I bought this unit to see what I thought about it before making my final decision on what my new kitchen range would be (Gas or Induction)

My wife and I tried it out for about a month and it was so much better than the old electric cook top that we pretty much used this exclusively unless we absolutely had to have two or more burners going at once.

Cooking with induction is just as responsive as gas (turn down the heat, it goes down immediately, crank it up, it cranks immediately) and this cook top even plugged in to a wall outlet (just a 120v circuit) boiled a whole pot of water in under 1/2 to 1/3 the time that the standard electric stove did.

Yes, we had several good pots and pans that were not induction compatible - we knew that going in but we were so happy with this burner that we decided we could commit to full...

United States on Nov 16, 2022