Non Stick Pots and Pans Set – Induction Hob Pot Set – 8pcs Kitchen Cookware with Lids – Cooking Marble Saucepan Pots and Frying Pans – by Nuovva

Perfect, easy cleaned and good sizes, good quality pots. Utensils aren't very good but do the job. Well worth the money.

I have used these for 2 months now. They are lightweight but surprisingly strong. Easy to use and clean. Bottom is very magnetic. It turned a little brown on the flat bottom but doesn't matter to me. I use on a glass hob and it works fine. Granted they are not very big, but they are true to the description. Truly non stick. It's a really nice set to have in the kitchen as my other pots are too big for quick meals

These pans look nice and are a good and sturdy set and got them as a good price too.

They are very pleasing to the eye work perfect with the induction hob, easy to clean definitely non stick

Really good pan set very sturdy.

Absolutely rubbish product, I still had to go to Asda and buy new pans. They are all tiny Except for one pot. I have bought a brand new induction hob and two out of the set either can't be used or you have to put them in mad positions to get the induction magnets to see them hob. I emailed the company via their site and they ignored me to date. Avoid there are much better sets out there and this is from a single dad of one.

Purchased the marble ones on 30 March 25. I use these pans everyday. They are totally nonstick and have remained so. There is little sign of wear inside the pans and no scratches; I do use silicone utensils. It struck me that the pans are very light and the metal seems quite thin when I first unpacked them. For me this has not been an issue at all. What I can say after years of buying very expensive, heavy, anodised non stick pans (with overstated 15 years guarantee), I never would again as these Nuovva pans are absolutely adequate and far better value. At first when using on my Induction hob, It seemed that the pan was slow to heat up. I do think they may not be as conductive with Induction as perhaps some heavy based pans. Again this really is subjective and not a problem and ive changed my mind about the speed of heating up. Would I recommend these pans YES get them. Im just about to buy a second set to haud in the loft just in case my current ones wear out.

Appearance: As advertised, and very beautiful Knife set: Good Utensils: A bit cheap Pots and Pans: Cheap Also, to be clear, the 35pcs includes the 5 knives, 5 utensils, 10 'protectors' ie. pieces of felt, 5 lids, 5 pans, and 5 pots. 35pcs sounds a lot, but it's 10 items with lids, knives and utensils for current price £140. I've only used the small saucepan 3 times, washed each time with dish soap and a sponge, and the non-stick surface is wearing away around the rim already, presumably where I have rested it on my draining board, since that is the only time the rim of the saucepan has had any contact with anything. Also, the handle on the frying pan after one use is loose and twisting, scratching away the orange paint, and quite frankly making it dangerous to use. The screw can be undone more, but can't be tightened further. The utensils are fine, though large, considering the size of most of the pans, but they just feel cheap. Not solid and sturdy and definitely don't feel like they will last. The knife set is sharp, and after multiple uses have kept their appearance and sharpness. This would be a great budget set... if it were a budget set. But it's not. I can't really recommend it since I already know I will be needing to replace at least the small saucepan and frying pan after just a couple of months of use. I have barely used the other pans, so it's quite possible I will need a full new set in a few months time. Because of this, I can't recommend this set. I wish I had just bought less pans that were better quality from somewhere else, since I'll have to do that now anyway!