Stainless Steel pots and pans set, 6 Piece Nonstick Kitchen Induction Cookware Set,Works with Induction/Electric and Gas Cooktops, Nonstick, Dishwasher

I am happy with the set of stainless steel cooking pots I purchased. I had gotten a new oven-stove, with a ceramic top. For best use, it required flat-bottom cookware. This set, plus another pan I purchased, has been both a practical & aesthetically pleasing addition. I absolutely LOVE the small pot with the loop handle. I use it constantly for liquids. It's easy to pour from, & is a go-to pan for many things. -- The lids on this entire set are wonderful: tight-fitting & beautiful. -- The one change I'd like to see is that the largest (widest) pot be higher in depth. This is a pot with a grip handle on each side. It's companion, 2-grip handle pot is smaller width, but taller. The larger-wider pan needs to have more depth, so larger amounts so food (especially liquid dishes / soups) can be cooked. Room for boiling & simmering large quantities is needed. -- As long as I immediately put water in the pans, letting them soak after cooking, residue can be washed away with steel wool. I find that stainless steel does cause food to adhere to the bottom of cookware. -- However, I recommend this beautiful set. It's economical, practical & has made it FUN to cook!

they're dainty and cute pieces perfect for a small home. Ive used at least 1 a day if not all of them as SAHM with 4. Im satisfied for what they are.

We wanted to try induction cooking so we bought this inexpensive set of magnetic pots. The pots work well and the lids are good too. With little use so far (boiling water and cooking brown rice), the stainless steel interior seems to be staining, but I hope this will remain only a cosmetic issue. I am happy with this set of pots, purchased with an induction hotplate to learn about this new technology.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Because I needed new and it was the correct amount

These stainless steel pots are very genuine and real they cook beautifully I highly recommend

These pans are a decent size, but they are very very light. You will have to watch your food like a hawk if you don't want it to burn. The smallest pan was 15.5 ounces without the lid, the 2.5 quart stock pot weighs 1 lbs. 1 oz. without the lid, and the 3.5 quart "stock pot" ways 1.5 pounds without the lid according to my little cooking scale. To give you a comparison I have an 8 inch all clad nonstick skillet, that weighs 3.5 pounds and a very inexpensive Cuisinart 2.5 quart sauce pan that weighs 2 pounds.I feel like I've said this several times lately on this site, but this seems like something I could buy off of Temu for less money.PROS:Looks very niceIt is magnetic, which does make it compatible with induction burnersThe handles are riveted in placeThe lids are nice, although the metal spacer was very very very thin as well.If you were looking for an inexpensive second set or alternative set for things like pasta, or cooking soup these are okay.CONS:These pans are small! They would be great for one or maybe two people.When I say these are thin, I mean they are VERY thin! The handles are about as thick as a nice quality fork handleI don't believe these are an exceptional value only because they are tremendously lightweight

Nice pans. I especially like the ones with 2 handles.

The large pot is great, the medium pot would be better with a handle, and small pot is good but could be little wider as a sauce pan.