Single Burner Electric Cooktop, 1800W Electric Stove Top Portable, Infrared Hot Plate 110v Plug in Countertop, Child Safety Lock, Timer, 9 Power Level, Compatible for All Cookware, Induction Cookotp

Muy bueno de buena calidad

Work as intended. Easy to clean. I bought the version with the plastic cover underneath and gets a bit too warm, but doesn't seem to be a problem. Overall great product for the price.

Great!!

I bought this for my mother and she absolutely loves it

I got this for my RV Travel trailer, which is at times hooked up to shore power, but at other times my AC power comes from either my 7 kWh 24v battery system (which is huge), or off of my 2,000 watt generator. Ideally, and common sense, would dictate that it should have a default setting of low with the ability of turning it up as needed. As is, every time I turn it on I can feel the shock power surge drain to my battery and generator. That is my biggest complaint about this appliance. Minor issues but worth noting, include a problem of switching the display between watts and temperature. The "W" and "F" indicators are not control buttons but they just show whether the display is showing the watts setting or the temperature setting. In order to switch between these two you have to press the "Power/Temp" button, which doesn't just switch between the display options, it alters the setting by increasing the watts/temp setting all the way back up to the highest watt/temp setting again causing me to panic again until I can get it turned back down again. Additionally, I am also unclear as to whether the temp setting is the actual temperature readout temperature, or the desired temperature range setting. Is this cooker an induction stove, an infrared stove, a sensi-temp electric coil, or some combination of the above, and why does it matter? My answer is that I am unclear. It seems to have some combination attributes of both infrared and induction. Generally an induction cooker requires a ferrous iron metal pan to work with the magnetic field whereas an infrared burner does not require an iron pan thus you can use any type of material pot or pan. The user manual uses instructions that apply to both infrared and induction stoves. Usable pans: "All flat bottom pans; Please use iron pot, containing magnetic pot." Warnings: #21 "Do not [use] the INFRARED cooker on [an] iron, stainless steel, aluminum [or] other metal [tabletop or counter], because the action of [the] magnetic field line will cause [the] heating surface [to] burn out the bottom of the INDUCTION cooker." (poor manual instruction English corrected by the reviewer.) Why it matters: If it is a sensi-temp range coil, it would melt the plastic and burn the countertop if it is wood, formica, or quartz engineered stone, so it's not that. If it has an induction element then the magnetic field can impact a heart implant pacemaker; and it would be mandatory to use an iron pot or pan. It would not be possible to use on a metal stainless steel surface because it would interfere with the magnetic element. If it is infrared alone it is ok to be used by people with pacemakers, you would be able to use any material pot or pan with it, and you would be able to use it on a stainless steel table/ countertop but there would be no warning against it in the manual. The user manual suggests that it is both part induction and part infrared, but the non-disclosure is a little disconcerting. It is akin to buying food without the ingredients being listed on the package. There is no warning against pacemakers, and there is no suggestion as to what the material of the counter/ tabletop to use. I use a pizzastone that is not wood to burn, plastic to melt, nor metal to interfere.

Great size and easy to adjust temperature. Heat quickly, easy to clean. Good quality overall.

The Electric Cooktop 110v, 1800W Single Burner has transformed the cooking experience for my ex-husband, offering a convenient and versatile solution for his kitchen needs. This portable electric stove top has proven to be a game-changer, providing an efficient alternative to a gas stove and expanding culinary possibilities. The 1800W single burner is a powerhouse in a compact design. Its ability to deliver quick and consistent heat makes it an ideal choice for a variety of cooking tasks. From boiling and simmering to sautéing, this electric cooktop ensures precision and control over the cooking process. The portability of the electric cooktop adds an extra layer of convenience. It allows my ex-husband to cook in different areas of his kitchen or even take it to different locations, providing flexibility in meal preparation. The countertop-friendly design makes it a space-saving solution for those with limited kitchen space. The inclusion of a child safety lock is a thoughtful addition, ensuring peace of mind when cooking in households with children. The lock feature adds an extra layer of safety, preventing accidental adjustments to the settings and promoting a secure cooking environment. The timer functionality is a handy feature for precise cooking. Whether following a recipe or multitasking in the kitchen, the timer ensures that dishes are cooked to perfection without the risk of overcooking. It adds a level of convenience that enhances the overall cooking experience. The compatibility with all cookware types is a practical advantage. Whether using stainless steel, cast iron, or other materials, this electric cooktop accommodates a wide range of cookware, making it versatile and adaptable to individual kitchen setups. My ex-husband's newfound independence in the kitchen, no longer dependent on an air fryer or microwave, speaks volumes about the effectiveness of this Electric Cooktop Single Burner. It has become a reliable and essential tool that simplifies the cooking process and expands culinary possibilities. In conclusion, the Electric Cooktop 110v, 1800W Single Burner stands out as a kitchen appliance that combines efficiency, safety, and versatility. Its impact on cooking convenience and flexibility has been significant, making it a worthwhile investment for those seeking an alternative to traditional gas stoves. If you value convenience and precision in your cooking, this electric cooktop is an excellent choice.

Needed a New Hot plate to cook on. Bought a Duel Burner one a few years back and it takes so long to boil water on it and little small to put my big pot on to boil water. I've not used this one with my big pot yet, But my regular pot 6 Cup one it brought water to a boil in no time flat. Only issue I have with this one, is the texture of the glass on the underside where the numbers are. It makes it difficult to read the numbers, makes them look blurry. Other than that, Works GREAT. Love it, Highly recommend. It goes all the way to 1800w, I don't keep it plugged in, I store it away and grab it when I need to use it. I use it on F, 395f works excellent for bacon and eggs, and higher for boiling water.

This is an amazing product.