Nuwave Dual Induction Stove for Countertop, Portable, 900 and 1800W, 38℃ to 290℃, Large 20CM Heating Serpentine, 50 Pre-Programmed Settings, Shatterproof Ceramic Glass, From

This thing is amazing works absolutely amazing for what I need and heats up incredibly fast. I have used gas my whole life and I feel like this thing heats up and cooks faster than gas. My only complaint is the fans are a bit loud but I’ll get used to it. It’s well made and easy to clean just use your spray degreaser wipe it dry then use some glass cleaner/windex don’t waste your money on those expensive bottles of induction cooktop cleaner spray it’s basically just glass cleaner. Also another trick if you have anything that’s cooked on the top and you can’t wipe it off. Use a razor blade for box cutters and scrape it off very carefully not to cut yourself or scratch the surface go slow. It works great for me to always get the surface super shiny and clean. Go buy yourself one you won’t be sorry.

We had this product for several months now and love it. It fits perfectly on the counter in our RV. Love the fact that each burner can have the temperature adjusted individually as well as preset setting. The burner will automatically shut off after 2 hours as well as when the pot has been removed. The top is easily cleaned. Overall, we are very happy with how durable and functional it is and would recommend.

Great cook top for anyone who hasn't got a stove top. Wife just love hers and the easy digital controls make it safer to cook by. NO more guessing on your temperature setting. Great looking appliance also ,

UPDATE:After about 3 months of usage it is now wildly inaccurate.Just 1 of many examples: Setting to medium heat swings the heat from 150 - 550 degrees. Burning food constantly. With this unit having no visual confirmation if it's actually heating, I had to add a watt meter to it so I can visually see when it begins to fail.Sometimes after this wild temperature swings it refuses to heat the burner again until I reboot it. Probably going into protect mode. Doesn't matter the pan, pot or contents. Sometimes at max power trying to boil water it'll just cycle off and sit not doing anything for minutes.In the photos you can see the temp after burning a pancake in about 20 seconds. In the other you can see how it turns off and refuses to reheat not even cooking the next pancake. To get through breakfast I had to constantly click the med and med high buttons to toggle the burner on/off manually.Hopefully their support will be helpful.ORIGINAL:Pros+ Heats fast+ Pretty quiet fans. A lot quieter than the Duxtop it replaces+ Pretty low profile so it sits on-top my old electric glass top without adding too much height+ easy to keep clean with absolutely no knobs or grooves+ just fits two decent sizes pans at the same time+ handles heat much better than the Duxtop which over heated quickly+ normal induction advantages, quick, doesn’t heat up the kitchen/houseCons- can’t tell if it’s on or off- shaking or moving pans easily changes the heat settings- quick temp settings are pretty pointlessSo the unit works great overall. Quick & powerful. It handles high heat well. It can’t quite do a flat bottom wok heat but it’s close enough where i still use my wok daily. It will get the wok pretty hot and just maintain that temp. My old Duxtop in comparison was loud and was always cutting out due to its low heat tolerance. Small pans empty pans and the wok would always trigger the protect switch and shut down.The annoyances aren’t major but pretty common and require extra supervision. There is a power switch to turn the whole unit on. But there are also switches for each burner. The fan turns on for each burner when on. But besides that there is no easy way to tell if it’s on. With an overhead kitchen fan on you can’t even hear the unit fans. Since the unit will cycle power to get to the desired heat temp it sometimes looks like it’s off. Combine that with how stupid easy it is for the buttons to get pressed by your hand, utensils, or the pans and I’m constantly having to lift pans on and off the unit to determine if it’s still on. I’ve had instances where the pan or utensils bumped the button and turned it off without me knowing.Also the way the number buttons work is ridiculous. If your burner is at 275 degrees and you bump any number button it puts that number at the end and removes the first number. So 275, accidentally slide the pan over the 3 and now your burner is at 753 degrees. Who thought this was a good idea??This adds an extra level of stress and double checking that a simple knob would easily fix. Plus all the preset button are almost useless. You can replace over a dozen buttons on each burner with 1 knob.

LOVE IT! I have a high end Dacor gas range in the home that we moved into a year ago. It’s a great stove, works perfectly, but I am a huge fan of induction stoves for countless reasons (precision heating, ability to have ultra low or boil instantly, safety, utility cost of use, lack of heat into the home…). I put a fireproof cover over my range (also bought on Amazon) and replaced my whole cooktop with these 2 burners. I figure that generally I don’t use more than 2 anyway ! I’m thrilled. This 2 burners NuWave induction cooktop is excellent. Rivals my previous very expensive induction cooktops I’ve had in other homes for a fraction of cost. I’ve found that I can even use it like a “slow cooker” because of the range of temperature control. I couldn’t be happier with this item. Disclaimer - I also have countless other NuWave small appliances so I am a bit of an overall fan !😊