Review on Induction cooker Kitfort KT-108, silver by Franciszka Baran ᠌

In life, the tile looks more miserable than in the photo. The program and timer buttons are not touch-sensitive, as it seems in the photo, but ordinary mechanical ones, with a rather tight press and a loud click. The adjustment wheel is also mechanical, with fuzzy operation. When you sharply reduce power, sometimes it adds it, instead of decreasing it. Modes are indicated by conventional red LEDs. For some reason, before choosing a work program, you need to turn on the stove in the basic mode, and only then choose a work program or a delay timer. By the way, the shutdown timer can only be set on the basic program, in other modes only the delayed start timer. On the program, the milk cooker shows 1800W instead of the 300W stated in the instructions. And in general, I did not see any sense in 4 different programs.