Review on Induction cooker Kitfort KT-108, silver by Anastazja Olejnik ᠌

The experience of using the Kitfort KT-108 induction cooker is two months. The first use was a pleasant surprise. Heated a pot of water 1 liter in a matter of minutes. I don’t consider fan noise as a drawback, this is a feature of all induction cookers, because no one pays attention to fan noise in a computer. I didn't feel the smell of plastic, it smells like any new thing. The Kitfort KT-108 induction cooker was purchased mainly for heating a cube of 10-15 liters, it coped with its task. The tile easily withstood a cube with 12 liters of water and heated it to 80 degrees in 35-40 minutes. An important point of all induction cookers, which is rarely mentioned, is the pulse mode. In the Kitfort KT-108 induction cooker, it starts from 1000 watts, if you set the power lower, it decreases due to the time of the stove operation: heating by 1000 watts, then turning off, then heating again, due to this there is a decrease in power. This is stated in the instructions and on the official website. So for some it might be inconvenient. In general, I am very satisfied with the Kitfort KT-108 induction cooker. She coped with her task and fully justified herself. In my opinion, the pulse mode can be inconvenient in cooking, but I did not take a tile for this purpose.