GASLAND SwiftChef Portable Induction Cooktop 2 Burner, 120V Plug-in

Nice product, working as expected. Controls are ok, the bip sound does not disturb. The fans are not noisy (at least for an induction stove). The total power is distributed in the two positions, but 900 W per each is usually enough.

Bro I plugged this in and turned it on and off once. After that, no matter what burner I’d use, the fans would turn themselves back on until I unplugged it. Junk. The only other authentic review here says the same thing and I didn’t read it before ordering.

Works great

Im a fan of induction cooking and bought this to use while our Kitchen remodel was going on. It does a great job cooking and I love the two burners. It also has a fan the blows out the back. Would def recommend.

After 3 uses the heat distribution fan will continue to cycle on and off for hours until you unplug it and reset I missed return by one day!

Fits great on our counter but planning to use for "glamping" trips to see how we like RV life! ;-) Initially seems a tad complicated for someone who doesn't like new things but then after working with it, you can skip most of it and just pretty much stick with 'up and down" ;-) haha- to obtain desired heat/results! Haven't used much yet so can't speak to long term or reliability, but love the portability and size...Tried to convince my mom one just like this would be a great way to easily replace her current range top without getting into the cost of taking the old one out and having it replaced.... She could simply place it on the old one and plug it in! Still have the fan above so would be great!! Note- the plug is not grounded- thought that was worth mentioning! See photos!

I like this portable cooktop/hotplate. It's not a gas or radiant heat cooktop, so you're limited to heating up certain types of metals. The positive though is that it's a bit safer (less chance of gas leaks or burning stuff accidentally). This is pretty light and portable (for something 2 burner) of a hot plate.bif you need something more portable, go with a single burner. It's easy to clean. It has a good range of power/temperature settings. This is easy to set up and use. In addition to this, I have a portable gas burner and portable grill. This is a nice addition to the portable burners arsenal. It's still not as truly off the grid or versatile as the stuff that don't use electricity, but if you do have an electrical hookup somewhere, this is a good portable/mobile cooker. I can hook this up to a big power bank and cook things. I can't use my copper, aluminum, glass, or ceramic cookware on this, but I still have plenty of cast iron, stainless steel, carbon steel stuff, so no big deal. On top of everything, this is also quite affordable.

Call this a 3.5 star review. Its a nice two burner induction cooktop, but I question the value for price as at 170.00 with coupon as of June 2025, you could buy two of the Amazon basic single burners and still be about 60.00 savings. That being said, the unit itself is nice, but with a few quirks. My unit did *not* include the handy magnet that the advertising copy goes on about, so I had to scrounge up a cast iron skillet to give it a test. Its a 10" old cast iron that I keep in the broiler area of my oven for the occasional need. I filled it up with water, chose the highest setting of 485 (high button, then + twice) and watched. It took about 5 minutes to go from cold to a simmer then a light boil. I guess the amount of mass it had to heat may have slowed it down. The handle of the skillet was not terribly hot, but I could tell that it was warmer. The area around the cooktop was not noticeably warmer though the fan was going full tilt. The surface shows every smudge and fingerprint, so be aware of that. The digital controls are quite sensitive to *any* pressure, including the rag I was attempting to use to remove said fingerprints from the unused burner during the test. The top was warm/hot after removing the pan but I figure thats the radiant heat from the cast iron on the surface. It did cool pretty rapidly after I turned it all off. This will be a handy thing for an RV - with this, an Instant Pot and Air Fryer I can pretty much trade propane for generator time or shore power. Loads safer as not doing actual combustion and thats a big factor to me in a poorly ventilated enclosed space. Can recommend, but question the price point of this unit.

I bought this to be used in the basement suite my son lives in. He has been using it daily for 4 months. It has been perfect! Total wattage is 1800 watts. Both elements can be used at the same time but total wattage can't exceed 1800. If one element is on high, that will use about 1500 watts. So the other element is going to be limited to low, or around 300 watts. But a situation where you need 2 elements on high for extended periods of time just doesn't happen. You bring something to a boil on high, turn it down. Then start the other on high a few mintes later. This is fine. It's a compromise for an induction cooktop that doesn’t require an electrician to hardwire it. This can be plugged right into a regular outlet! Per the cooktop instructions, my son unplugs after each use. Not sure why that has to be done but ok. I bought a heavy duty switch that handles 1800 watts so it can be flipped off at the outlet rather than plugging and unplugging all the time.