🍳 SHINEURI 9-Piece Copper Nonstick Cookware Set with Ceramic Pots and Pans, Copper Finish, Nonstick Coating, and 4-Piece Cooking Utensils Review

Bought this set to use with the induction hob in my RV. Not suitable for induction. By the time I was able to try, the return window had closed. Give it to a family member for another use

Everything stays the same. I gave them so many chances that I threw the larger of the two in the trash along with half my potstickers. The whisk won't stick together so he connected the potsticks. Don't waste your money buying others that don't last half the meal (unless you cook with half a pack of butter).

It would be a good product if it worked with my induction hob. I can stick a magnet on the underside, but the hob doesn't register it. This is not a stovetop as other pots work well on it. I don't understand what the problem is, but the bottom line is it doesn't work. I bought it as a return. I can't help but wonder if a previous buyer had the same issue. If you don't use it for induction cookware, this is a good cookware.

Not as described, does not work on my induction hob. It also doesn't feel like a very good nonstick coating. I can't give more details as I've never used it. The 1 star rating is due to it not being induction compatible. It was distorted and that's reason enough to get a star. Oh, and if you get one and it doesn't work on your induction stovetop, Revain doesn't provide UPS collection, which is very inconvenient as I live in a rural area.

****Updated on 05/12/2021****The saucepan is now non-redeemable. I can feel a layer of sticky substance in the dark areas. Nothing can take it off. **** Original Review **** The biggest problem is the frying pan. Burnt on is difficult to remove and in many cases "remains", whether with the dishwasher or a sponge. Of course I didn't use a wire brush for obvious reasons. After 3 months it gets ugly. See fig. pots are ok. Admittedly, I only use them for simmering, not for frying, so not much…

I have the Copper Chef Black Diamond cookware set and I love it. But while a square pot is practical for many applications, sometimes a round pot and/or a smaller pot is better, e.g. . Also, on my glass cooktop, the corners of the square pots don't fit in the largest circular heating zone (the "burner"), and only the center of the square pots heat up at the other, smaller, hot spots. This set includes two round pots with lids, one larger and one smaller, and a bonus frying pan at a great price.