🔥 GASTRORAG LCD 1800W: Portable Double Induction Cooktop with Sensor Touch Stove - Efficient Countertop Burner Review

I breaded my chicken strips, set the temp to 320°, in 45 seconds I had this burnt inedible dish. I'm glad I prepared more so I can throw them away. Please save your money, it's definitely a waste of your efforts to learn a new way of cooking. I'm sad because I was looking forward to this and it absolutely ruined everything. I turned it down to 250° just to reduce the excess heat, now it's still at 465°, there it stays, that's funny, that's a bummer.

Unit works fine but only 1200w. Honestly I prefer 1200w because that's what we use in our island inverter shack. It's strong enough to fry or boil. Beans or rice will cook even on the lowest power level of 200W if you first boil it at 800-1200W and then turn it off. If you use the 200w setting it will turn on at 400w for a few seconds and then turn off for a few seconds. The timer is good too, just set it and after the right amount of time the device turns off. Noisy, the fan inside is a bit…

I love this induction cooker I use it every day 3 times a day instead of a stove. What I really like is that it's low enough to cook food without burning it. It goes down to 140 degrees. However, this burner actually has a different setting for setting power than temperature. My husband said that the power at 300 watts is less than the temperature of 140°. It's really nice to fly with. We've had one from Revain for a long time, the only thing I didn't like about it was that you couldn't simmer…

I noticed that there are several reviews saying this item doesn't work. This item works exactly as described. But I don't think people who say it doesn't work actually read all the information on the subject. First of all, you can only use cookware that has a magnet attached to the bottom. So for the most part that means stainless steel cookware and an iron skillet. DO NOT use: • Aluminum - No! • Glass - No! • Ceramics like Corningware – No! • Plastic - No! Hob, the hob itself does not heat up.

Excellent. - Fan noise and inductive "click"/"hum" add up to a small moderate hiss. Don't whisper softly. Initially it was the loudest, after some time of operation the noise of the shift magnets essentially disappeared. Strange. - The "Water" setting and only the "Water" setting consumes 1397 watts when set to 1300 watts. All others when set at 1300 watts is 1315 watts. - Off + automatic fan on <3W. OFF and no fan = <2W (it bounces around so it can be 1-1.5W on average). - It can…