Techwood Electric Stove, Double Infrared Ceramic Hot Plate for Cooking, Two Control Cooktop Burner, Portable Anti-scald handles Suitable for Office/Home/Camp Use, 1800W Compatible for All Cookwares

Amazing little gem of a portable cook plate!Heats up QUICKLY! No burned hands moving this little stove around. GREAT value for a product that works EVERY TIME! Bought one for small extra cooking area and will purchase another to have on hand for dinner parties, quick little cooking projects, etc.

PERFECTION! My range top went out this winter and I needed a temporary replacement. First, I bought this single INDUCTION hotplate that ended up being uncontrollable hype. I couldn't cook anything properly with it. I gave up and went "old school" with this double hotplate. The difference is like night and day. It cooks evenly, perfectly and as expected -- no surprises just consistent cooking. I will be getting a new range soon, but I will keep this beauty handy for holidays, etc. Wonderful product!

I like this hotplate for when I'm using a cast iron skillet on top of it. Since cast iron holds heat pretty well, it works well for scrambling or frying eggs, or frying ham slices, or anything that can sit right on the surface of the skillet or pot. The reason I bring that up is because of the weird thermostat control even when it set high as it can go. They tell you to preheat the burner before putting a pot or pan on it ,which I usually do until it shuts itself off for the first time. That usually takes about 5-6-7 minutes. By that time, you can actually see the cast iron hot plate top glowing red slightly. But that's where the weird stuff starts happening regarding the thermostat. Once you put whatever on top of the burner, the thermometer won't stay on longer than about 5-10 seconds at a time before shutting itself off. Sometimes, it'll stay on 2-3 seconds before shutting itself off. This is not a hotplate that I'd try to use to cook something like beans, or anything that would normally take a long time to cook like corned beef or something; I'd imagine that it could easily take 24 hours...no joke. So like I said, I use it to cook eggs, or pancakes, or I split hotdogs and put them in a iron skillet to fry; small stuff. I haven't tried to boil anything on it, because I believe it would take too long to bring a decent sized pot up to a boil, if it ever did at all. If they could fix the thermostat issue, it would be a perfect hotplate, because the cast iron top gets very hot, and long after you cut it off, it's still pretty hot, so that's a testament to how well it holds heat.

works well but takes a little longer to heat up than regular stoves. Very affordable and portable.Some smoke when you turn on for first time but after that its smokeless.

Sturdy, well made and sleek looking. It has Handles so you can lift and move even while burners are hot. Both burners heat up nicely. They’re well spaced so you can have a 8 qt pot next to a small fry pan or 2 1/2 qt sauce pot. The underside doesn’t heat up. Good value for price.

I recently purchased the Techwood 1800W Portable Electric Stove with high hopes for a convenient and efficient cooking solution, but unfortunately, my experience has been less than satisfactory.One of the major drawbacks is the inconsistent heating performance. Despite the 1800W power rating, the burners seem to struggle to reach and maintain the desired temperature. Cooking times are prolonged, and achieving even heat distribution across cookware has proven to be a challenge. This inconsistency has significantly impacted the quality of my cooking, leading to frustration and disappointment.The build quality of the electric stove also leaves much to be desired. The materials used feel flimsy, and the overall construction lacks durability. The adjustable temperature control, while present, seems imprecise and unreliable, making it difficult to achieve the desired cooking results. The stay-cool handles, advertised as a feature, don't effectively dissipate heat, posing a safety concern during use.Another issue is the limited size of the 7.5" cooktop. While it may be suitable for some basic cooking tasks, it proves impractical for larger pots and pans, restricting the versatility of the appliance. This limitation was not clearly communicated in the product description, leading to unexpected challenges in preparing meals of various sizes.Furthermore, the compatibility claim with all cookwares falls short of reality. The heating elements seem to struggle with certain materials, resulting in uneven cooking and potential damage to cookware. This lack of compatibility undermines the versatility promised by the product.In terms of portability, the Techwood Electric Stove falls short of expectations. While it's marketed as a portable solution for RVs, homes, and camps, the bulkiness and awkward design make it less convenient to transport than anticipated. The lack of a secure and compact storage solution adds to the overall disappointment.In conclusion, the Techwood 1800W Portable Electric Stove has not lived up to my expectations, and I cannot recommend it based on my experience. The issues with inconsistent heating, subpar build quality, limited cooktop size, and questionable compatibility with cookware make it a less-than-ideal choice for those seeking a reliable and versatile portable cooking solution.

Didn't have any problems. It does take a bit to boil water, but I think some of that will depend on your water. I saw a few people complain about the time it took to boil. It took me about 9mins to get 3-4 cups to boil. If you have hard water, I would expect it to take longer. It'll be put to some normal cooking tests in a couple weeks and we will see how it does.

Great for frying out doors make clean up easy and the adjustable control for heat is great