Stainless Steel pots and pans set, 6 PCS Nonstick Induction Cookware Set

This is the best, most economical, high quality set of pots and pans that I have purchased. I've bought more expensive sets in the past. But this set can be held to the same standards of these in my personal estimation. I'm very pleased. They cook evenly, they are heavy duty although they're not "too heavy." The expertise with which they were packed almost inevitably means that you'll receive them without any damage like dents, etc. I highly recommend them!

I was downsizing and began using an induction cookstove. However, only my cast iron cookware worked on it. I needed a set of pots for day to day cooking, and these fit the bill perfectly. I was a little concerned that the description stated "non stick" as I did not want an artificial coating on the pots. Fortunately, when they arrived I found they were stainless steel with no coatings! The pot sizes were perfect for me and much lighter than my cast iron. They are a decent thickness without being too heavy. I find them to be very easy to clean and store. I would highly recommend this budget friendly set for a single living alone or a couple .

Good price, Not the sturdiest or heaviest, but work fine except eggs burn every time.

I’m giving 5 stars but been using for only a week or so . And so far exceeded my expectations. Simple clean look , affordable set . We will see after a few months

when I moved back in January, now Sept, I got a new Inductions countertop cooktop and purchased these pans for it. BY FAR, these have been the BEST PANS/POTS EVER! Out of any pan I have had in the past, these have been the best. I am not a great cook and I tend to burn things to the bottom of the pan/pot. Every single time I do this with these pans/pots, all I have to do is soak them for like 10 mins, I come back and all the burnt is just floating at the top! I though it a fluke the first time. Ya know, I got lucky. BUT NO! The non-stick is amazing. They are so easy to clean. I just love them.

These pots and pans came used but look to be okay quality. Every thing sticks so beware Be extra careful when putting the lids together due to the cheap metal the lid sliced me open on all my fingers I had to get my finger super glued shut.

Exactly as advertised, they work great!!!

The pots are very thin, the handles are crude and the whole item is almost out of balance due to the weight of the handles verses the weight of the pot. The kids are decent and the handles are riveted and not spot welded which is better. The consideration is these pots do not cost much and you are probably getting what you pay for. The most important thing to remember is that these pots may warp under high heat because of the thin gauge of the material.

I’ve had these for a couple of months now and so happy for this purchase. I’m a single person so this works great even if I have to cook a large meal to let a few days. I use wooden spoons not to scratch them. They are sturdy and things don’t burn easily. I’m not a big cook, though.

I needed to replace only one of my large pots and with the cost of just one and the cost of a set being similar I decided to give this set a chance. I am pleasantly surprised at the quality. Very well made and so far they seem to be nonstick. They are lightweight which is great for moving while hot. They are also oven safe since they are completely stainless steel. So far absolutely no complaints!

If you have issues with this set, you probably have no idea how to use stainless steel to begin with. Before buying this I read the reviews and decided to take a calculated risk, buying this set. - If you have issues with spots on the bottom of your pan, that's because you boiled hard water. Hard water is your tap water, which is full of minerals, when the water evaporates, it leaves behind that stuff. (Hot dog person) - If your lid cracked or popped, that's because you overtightened the screw while assembling the lid. Fun fact, I even dropped my lid accidentally and prayed nothing would happen to me as I was remembering that review, but it survived like a champ, unscathed. - If things stick, there are many reasons, but mainly, you don't know how to control temperature and maybe didn't use oil. Sometimes with stainless you have to deglaze, you have to watch what you're cooking like starches and whether they stick or not, etc. Anyway, bashing the negative reviews that are unrelated to the actual product itself aside. - The pans look pretty. - They're a little lighter than higher quality pans (you're paying less than 100 bucks for an entire set what do you expect). They're actually A LOT heavier than I was expecting buying them, not gonna lie. I've seen some paperweight stainless steel, this ain't it. They're actually great. - They tend to heat up quicker than my Lagostina pan. That's possibly because they're thinner, or because they're newer. Something to watch out for, a plus in my opinion, but you do have to keep an eye on it. - Ergonomically the handles might be too thin for some people, especially those with dexterity issues I don't know if you can't tell, but I'm very happy with these.

i expected the pan to be a bit bigger, but other than that everything arrived on time and with no imperfections. the pot is a perfect depth, and everything came with its own lid. EDITED: ive been using these for 2 weeks now, and theres already rust on them!! im extremely disappointed.

I have had these for a little over a month now and I love them. I really wanted a stainless steel set of pots and pans but didn't want to shell out a fortune. I was incredibly pleasantly surprised! They're attractive, fairly easy to clean, and are terrific for things like getting a nice sear on a steak. A heads up to those who have never used stainless steel--if non-stick/easy care is a priority for you, stainless steel pans are probably not the best fit. If you REALLY want stainless steel and don't want to wreck your pans with cooking stains, do a little research first about how to take care of them and get a nonstick effect by heating your pan sufficiently first.