Review on Cheftop Induction Cooktop Portable Induction Burners 120V Digital Ceramic Top With Kids Safety Lock ,1800 Watt, Touch Sensor Control Multiple Cooking Zones & Levels (Double Burner) by Ryan Dot

This induction burner functions as expected. I've used similar before when staying places, and the controls on this Induction Burner are about the same. The packing is simple, a cardboard box, and within there is the Induction Burner and an instruction manual. Everything is packed well.The instruction manual is written OK, though some of it is a bit jumbled, as though it was not translated that well. It's still not difficult to understand the manual. The first part of the manual covers Safety Instructions and explains how induction burners work. Induction burners, it involves magnets and stuff, so the cookware you place on this burner must be magnetic, the next area of the manual covers that. The rest of the manual is a diagram explaining the buttons and their uses, Cleaning instructions for the burner, Trouble-shooting, and warranty information.I had no issues operating this Induction Burner, I've cooked a few small things on it, and it's like other induction burners I've used. Though, there are a few peculiarities. The Instruction manual mentions a Child Lock Button, however I could not locate one on the burner that arrived. Also, there is a big typo on the item itself, it has an, "No/Off" button instead of an, "On/Off" button.The burner works fine, and the temperature increments are adequate. A few things to keep in mind. if you have never used an induction burner, just so you know, they make noise. There is an internal fan, and other noises they make. Also, keep in mind after you power off this burner when you are finished using it, to leave it plugged in until the internal fan shuts off. The internal fan operates for 1-2 minutes after use, to cool the internal components.