I have been using it almost daily for over a year now. Very fast cooking, particularly easy to use. I would like a few more medium to low temperature options for boiling. However, for the money I paid, I have no complaints.

It does its job, but the build quality over time is not good at all for its price. After about 3 years of daily use, the plastic around the burners has melted/bubbled and broken in some places, also because the hot utensils that may be moved on the stove destroy the material, now leaving gaps where dirt/oil/liquids, etc. can get into the mechanism (very dangerous). The single burner from the same company is much better in quality and much more economical. I had it for years while I was a student and it was a real workhorse, but it is not convenient if you want to cook something else at the same time.

It limits you with the utensils. For large utensils, e.g., a large pot, it gives you an error and stops working... also, it needs to be unplugged because it makes noise, which makes it impractical... finally, it is not very user-friendly because each function has a different way of displaying the temperature..

I have been using it for a year now. It works, but the problem is that with the fluctuation in power, it jumps from low to high, and as a result, I have boiling on low or high settings but not on medium. For this reason, I would not buy it if I knew about this flaw.

Its very complicated ro use.The instruction manual does not give enough tips on how to operate it.And the worst part is that it only heats suitable pots that i cannot find

It is very good and fast, what has annoyed me is that I can't find a pan that fits it. I found one after a lot of effort, it needs weight and to fit well on the stove. What I don't know is if it supports larger pots, if someone knows, please write it here in a review because I am desperately looking for a grill pan that fits it. In order to have a larger surface

We got it to try because of the low price and positive reviews... and we didn't waste our money... Flawless... it heats up quickly... we also got new pots and pans and pots and in seconds you can fry, heat up, boil. For coffee I use an Electric Coffee Maker, flawless and fast (small utensils do not touch the coil of the induction hob, I don't know about expensive models someone needs to tell us, to make a demonstration, they have released some plates but it's bad because they heat up the hob as they are larger than the coffee maker and the free surface does not dissipate the heat and returns it to the hob and that's bad, it will damage the surface and the coil... Electric Coffee Maker the solution until manufacturers make a small coil and make it cheap!

I have had this stove for a year now with almost daily use. It continues to work satisfactorily although I think that after the first six months, cooking became more intense and the fan sounds louder than it did at the beginning. The size of the eye does not support small utensils such as a large coffee pot, but it has no problem with utensils larger than 22 centimeters in diameter. The only negative thing I noticed is that the plastic frame has cracked inexplicably as it has never been hit. I hope this does not cause any problems with its electronic circuits.

I bought the stove 45 days ago. At first, one burner would sometimes light up and sometimes not. After a few days, it would suddenly go out and you had to unplug it to get it working again. On New Year's Eve (11:30 pm), it exploded and blew the main power fuse, causing us to ring in the new year in darkness. These are just a few things... what can I say. Let's see what they will tell me at the service (if there is a service)... HAPPY NEW YEAR...

The device was repaired... the service was excellent... It has been a year and it works perfectly with daily use... (to be fair...)

The only thing that bothers me is the blinking lights on the screens even when I'm not using it. I have to unplug it to make them stop. Also, while it's working, it makes a little noise from the internal fans, which is expected, but I believe future buyers should know this