ROCKURWOK Pots and Pans with Removable Handle, Cookware Set with Ceramic Nonstick Coating, Suitble for Camping | RV, Dishwasher Safe | Ovens Safe | PFAS Free | PFOA Free, Blue

Removable Handle YES!!Induction Cooking YES!! 7 minutes, 2 quarts of water came to rolling boil on 1300 watt induction burnerEasy to Clean while Dry Camping YES!! I just wipe that sucker out with cloth.Stackable Storage YES!!combined with portable LFP power bank and induction cooktop these easy to store pots and pans round out my portable camping kitchen..cloth or silicone spacer should be placed between each stacked pan to prevent ceramic coating damage from vehicle vibrations while traveling.

We have a pretty small kitchen with limited storage so I’ve had to get creative and change things up to make the kitchen more functional. I was able to get rid of almost a whole kitchen tables worth of pots and pans that took up two large drawers and the oven to two sets of these pans in one drawer. They’re super non stick and very easy to clean- my 15 year old who helps with the dishes commented on how much he likes them and how easy to clean they are on a few occasions. We’ve heavily used them since we got them a couple months ago and they’ve worked great! I didn’t give 5 stars for durability since we haven’t had them long yet. But I absolutely love them so far!

Nice product, very fair price. Seem to nest together very well for easy storage. The removable handle is easy to use (I did buy an extra handle). My wife uses these most of the time, but not all of the time, and is happy with the pans.

I recently cooked chili in the pot and didn't soak the pot overnight. When I went to clean it, the dried on chili just slid right off the pot and was so incredibly easy to clean! I hit the jackpot with this set!

Loved how they cook. Easy to clean and the handle. Oh my, perfect idea

THESE ARE AMAZINGGGG. I just moved into a small apartment/efficiency & there’s not many cabinets soo i love the fact i can easily store these & they stack! This is a great beginner set (if you’ve never tried these type of pots with the removable handle) to get a feel for how they are bc others on amazon are not cheap but Im obsessed — definitely purchasing more!!

They perform well enough so far with actual food, but after a SINGLE USE the removable handle also removed some of the outer coating of the pan. Pretty disappointing considering these were a gift. There wasn't even anything in the pan and I used it according to the instructions just to try out the handle mechanism.

This set is so unique that I just had to try it. The best feature, of course, is the compact storage. It's so nice to just nest them, one within the other. I already own a couple of pan pad sets, so I made sure to put a pad down inside the bottom two pans to protect the non-stick surfaces before nesting them. They take up very little room in my cabinet, about the same amount of space as nesting mixing bowls.Aside from the cool storage factor, I also like the dark blue color on the outside, and the nonstick surface released food well enough, although I've had other nonstick pans that seemed more slippery. The single handle is easy enough to figure out and operate, but my thumb did start to get tired after I played around and moved the handle from pan to pan and back again.I wish this came with an extra handle in case I lose the first one or want to handle two of the pans at once. Sure, I can just move the handle over, but then I have to move it back. I'm not keen on moving the handle while cooking; the removability of it is better for storage than for cooking.All of my old pans have handles that are welded on, so I wasn't used to a big chunk of the handle being inside the pan. It was kind of weird having the food I was cooking touching the handle clamp in there. I just need to make sure to clean it well with each use, I guess.I wasn't impressed with the knobs on the lids. One comes attached, the other has to be attached, but both come loose easily--not falling off loose, but wiggly loose. I'm afraid to tighten them too much since the lids are glass, and I'd hate to shatter one.The pretty blue finish of the pans on the outside was marred by some scratching, like they were lightly polished with steel wool or something.The other thing that threw me off about this set is the weight and the straightness of the sides. I'm used to pans with more flare to them. The sides of these pans are more straight up and down, so it wasn't that easy to do the slide and flip move to flip my food over. I managed to do it, but I'm an expert food flipper; it could be harder for beginners, so I think the pans are better for making sauces than for making foods that need flipping over. I suppose you could always use a spatula, but where's the fun in that?I would add to this set if they come out with more pieces, and I definitely would want at least one more handle. In the meantime, I'm just admiring how neatly they sit in my cupboard. Pretty color, nonstick, easy storage--this is not gourmet quality, but decent enough for most small jobs.