Duxtop Built-in Induction Cooktop, Portable Countertop Burner, Sensor Touch Induction Burner, 170-Minute Timer, Safety Lock, 1800W BT-200T1/8600BI

I bought two of these units. Use them both. Very well built. Looks good. Easy to clean. No problems whatsoever. Does an excellent job at heating whatever you require. Fast and even heating. Controls are intuitive and responsive to the slightest touch. Overall, a pleasure to use.

I have been using this induction cooktop as my sole method of cooking in my RV for about a year. I love it. I can reliably control the temperature of my pans with it. I took it to Burning Man and made tacos outside in the mornings with it for two weeks. It got tons of dust in it and the fan started to make noise--I was sure it would fail but it's still running 6 months later. I also dropped a heavy pan on it and cracked the surface near the capacitive buttons--and it still works. I have zero complaints about this little stovetop.

Easy to install, easy to operate. Not sure what the lock switch is good for though, as others have pointed out. The on/off switch is very sensitive and it would be a good idea to completely cut off power when not in use. I installed it on my RV where the outlet is unreachable and behind the microwave making it impossible to unplug when not in use. To solve this problem I added a remote control electrical outlet switch which cost me about 12 bucks on Amazon so I think it is going to work out well for me now.

We installed this into the counter of our shuttle bus build out. It has worked perfectly for the past few months of constant use. It uses about 700watts on the 2.5 setting and uses about 1500watts on the 8 setting. Those are the two settings we use most frequently. It's easy to clean and looks slick. Highly recommend.

Two of these is better than a 4 burner cooktop. I was able to use a 110 outlet instead of a 220 required by most double units. Both burners can be used on full power at the same time. Others with 2 burners either require a 220 outlet installed by electrician or one burner can be on full power and the other is on low power. I put 2 together to fill the space left by my gas cooktop with a vent behind it to fill the space. It was cheaper and better than a 2 burner unit. I took a razor blade and scratched off the white paint lettering. It looks more high end now and you can still read the text.

Works very well. We have used it daily since received. Perfect for wat we needed it for. I would buy again.

As several reviewers have written, if you use the cutout dimensions indicated in the picture in the listing, the opening will just barely work, but be too big for comfort forcing you to use caulk or sealant to hold it perfectly in place. However, if you look at this picture in the manual, you can see that those dimensions are simply the MAXIMUM sized cutout you could possibly make work. The picture here also shows the minimum cutout dimensions. Splitting the difference, you end up with an ideal cutout of 11" x 13.75". This leaves a little less than a quarter inch of room in each dimension which is just about perfect for the included foam gaskets to keep it in place without any caulk/sealant. Other than this issue with the listing, the unit looks great and boils water fast... so far. I'm a bit worried about logevity since a few folks have complained that the power has gone down over time, but I'm hoping that's just a few units whose coils have failed. Time will tell.

I installed mine in my Rv Trailer after removing the propane Stove. I love cooking on mine it's easier to me then the propane stove to Clean and Cook on.

Low temperature controls are not great. Once you cut the counter top you're stuck with Duxtop because there's nothing else on the market with the same dimensions.