Nuwave PIC Double, Portable, Powerful 1800W with 2 Large 8” Heating Coils, Independent Controls, 94 Temp Settings from 100°F to 575°F in 5°F Increments, 11.5” Shatter-Proof Ceramic Glass Surface

It’s was return a day after I received the item coz it’s not working here in UAE. Pls send back my money refund

The PIC Gold Induction cook top is as advertised. It boils water so fast that I have had to change how I cook to keep up. It is very easy to clean, it does create hotspots in the center of the pan out to about 3 inches from center (6" diameter), This is mitigated by using tri ply pans with good heat dispersion. which will transfer heat clear to the top edge of the pan or skillet within about 90 seconds. The lower cost pans, including some provided by Nu Wave, have a thin magnetic plate attached to the bottom of the pan and heat dispersion is not as fast or as complete. That isn't the all fault of the PIC but is more the fault of the pans. The cast iron accessories get very hot but still hotter in the center until the heat can disperse. Cooking is so much faster and cleaner that I have not cooked on the stove since I bought the two PICS. A third one would be nice. Also note if you have typical 15 amp circuits or the better 20 amp circuits, you need to use each one on its own circuit. Two will definitely throw the breaker if both are on high power. I found that my Kitchen has 4 circuits, two in the typical locations and one for the microwave and a separate one for the disposal. I plug each unit into a separate circuit and have never thrown a breaker, even with both units on sear, According to the marks on the cook top the diameter of the coils is 8 inches, but the heating pattern when boiling water indicates 6 inches with the rest of the pan - up to 12 inches starting to boil (bubble pattern on bottom) about 1 minute after the inner circle. However a 3 qt pot about 1/2 filled with water reaches a full boil on the surface in less than 1 minute. Again the pans have a big impact on this. The temperature control allows me to make 3QTs of popcorn in less than 2 minutes from the time I put the Crisco in the pan until I empty the popped corn. I don't have to shake the pan, and it has never burned even when left on the burner for 20 seconds after the last kernel pops. I start it grease at 375 degrees and reduce the temp to 350 degrees about 30 seconds later when I put in the popcorn. 90 seconds later its done. I then set the temp to 175 and put in butter, while I wash the lid the butter melts but doesn't burn. I then put the butter on the popcorn and wash the pan. In less than 5 minutes I am back in front of my show with hot popcorn and cleanup done. I love this unit. The only question is how long it will last, but so far no issues.

I have an old gas stove which the top is starting to cave on. Rather than spending approx. $5000 to replace it, I found these to be the perfect solution.... I live alone & don't do serious cooking so various appliances do the job for me. This set included an additional 3rd burner & is great because I didn't have to do any electrical modifications. It would have been necessary for me to run a 220 line for the 4 burner units. 3 burners is plenty for me so that's a cost savings too. These units are easy to operate, easy to clean. I can use some of my existing stainless steel pots on them, although I purchased a small set of induction cookware just in case. Fits well on any countertop. The portability is great for traveling & makes it nice to save money on eating out all the time. The burners & pot get hot only when an item is cooking but is safer for curious pets than traditional burners. The temperatures are accurate. The unit heats quickly to the desired temperature & cools down quickly when not in use.. Easy to operate & clean. I chose this set because it came with the additional 3rd burner that has its own carrying case..

Have only used this twice so far, but find product to be very good. It is easy to use and I like it better than the original single burner Nuwave induction cooker.

Was skeptical at first. Sounded too good to be true. But, now it is my go-to cooking appliance. As a recent widower, I have learned to minimize my kitchen, and tailor it to my own eating habits.. Frankly, I hate cleanup and clutter, so I have discarded the plethora of old utensils that are not "Induction Compatible." The old gas range burners are seldom used, and I've found that my kitchen is a safer place. I was disappointed to find that the digital settings did not translate to actual cooking temps; but it only takes one pot of stew to find that a "slow simmer" is achieved with a 175 deg setting, and is totally repeatable. You'll have to learn that you can't use your old reliable long-probe digital thermometer while the unit is powered.. You must hit "Pause" to take a reading, and then "Start" to continue cooking.. It's because the magnetic field causes the thermometer to shut down... The book doesn't tell you that, so don't toss your thermometer. It ain't dead.. My only other gripe is that I got the 1500W model, vice the newer 1800W mod. I was afraid that my old kitchen wiring would not handle 1800W. That was before I knew it had a wattage limit setting on the control panel. Actually the only difference is that NuWave advertises 5deg temp steps on the newer one, vice 10deg steps on my old one.. You still have to use a thermometer to check if small variations are that important.. Your old hand-me-down cast iron utensils will find a new life. And Kitchen Aid offers a very affordable line of skillets and pots that are non stick, very high quality stainless, and very easy to clean. Got myself a new "Joyce Chen" wok and am a very happy camper. -pp

A very good product, I am amazed by the quick response to the temperature control.