singlehomie Portable Induction Cooktop, Ultra thin

It’s not mentioned that it needs a special type of pots for the burner to work. I’ve already have my expensive cookware set that Im not gonna change. So I returned the burner. NOT USEFUL AT ALL FOR ME

Awesome product so far! I love the sturdy construction and ease of use. The buttons are clear and very responsive, and the power level is just fine for home cooking tasks. One thing I strongly dislike is the large label stuck on the surface, which is almost impossible to peel off. It breaks into pieces and is frustrating to remove, leaving a sticky residue that can only be removed with acetone or another chemical I didn't have at the time. Please get rid of this horrible label and use one that's easy to peel off."

My cooker no longer works and is disconnected. As i I rarely used more than one hob at a time this single induction plug in hob suits me fine. I use mainly for stir frying as seen in the photo. Touch controls are so easy to use, it heats quickly and the keep warm facility is great. You do need pans that are meant to be used on induction hobs but I had those already. I am delighted with the hob and a bonus is that it sits in the grill pan of my oven in the oven when not in use. I have an air fryer oven that usually sits on top of my defunct cooker.

it is confusing to start. You have to hold down the button with the picture of the key on it for at least 5 seconds. You will have to do this from time to time, particularly when a saucepan boils over and gets the top of a plate wet. Note, you cannot plug this into a normal 240v or 110v socket. I had removed my normal upright cooker months before, so I joined the lead from the Hob to the oven lead with a normal mains junction box bought at a hardware store. It pays to do the job right. After a year it stopped working.

Works OK when it works. Nice to have a slim cooktop and constant power instead of cycling on/off. That annoying sticker on the top is hard to remove. They include a razor scraper, that just makes it easy to scratch the glass. But that sticker is the only place where it mentions minimum cookware diameter is 5.9 inches (don't see it here or in printed instructions). That's pretty big, bigger than many 1.5 Q or L pots! Definitely bigger than a 3 inch camp mug or shortening melter cup, which limits usefulness. Get a silicone top sheet to protect the fragile glass top! Update: still frequent E2 errors, this is supposedly for no pan detected. Get it for too small pot, too big, gets too hot even before water boils, cook too long like 30 min, etc. Pretty much a useless waste of money.