VEVOR Electric Cooktop, 4 Burners, 30'' Induction Stove Top, Built-in Magnetic Cooktop 7500W, 9 Heating Level Multifunctional Burner, LED Touch Screen w/Child Lock & Over-Temperature Protection

This cooktop works flawlessly. The induction heating is fast, responsive, and very efficient. I love the spacious 30-inch surface and the five burners—they make cooking multiple dishes easy. The controls are intuitive, the glass surface is sleek, and cleanup is simple. Excellent product for the price.

My wife loves this induction stove! After 25 year of using a gas countertop we finally made the change to an induction countertop. Before we made the removal of the old gas countertop, we started using an induction portable single warmer stove, the little unit was doing great but the problem was the metal adapters we tried complete induction set of pans and the same results, my wife had some brand new old style thicker pans, but she didn't like that after getting hot every time that she was trying to cook food was getting stuck on hot metal, I tried the pans myself with the same results, but I noticed that the temperature was getting very hot quickly and I decided to make my own induction adapters for my wife, after trying the adapters that I made my wife was convinced to make the changed. I run all the wiring installing a new sub panel near my kitchen because this unit needs a decent amount of watts, I'm using 240 volts. The installation was not very difficult, but this unit was about a 1/4" to big for the countertop cut out, there was some cutting with an angle grinder and some dust, but after the I was able to finish the installation. This unit works great, with the adapters my wife can use her all her old favorite pans. She doesn't need more than 5 or 6 of the heating temperature on the touchscreen. She wants me to make a bigger adapter for her large pans. We made the change to induction because of safety and the other reason is that we are off-grid and all our power is generated by solar power, no more gas in the kitchen, our AC system are several high efficiency mini splits with heaters, 80 gallons water heater heat pump, we are thinking about getting the all in one washer/dryer heat pump to stop using gas. My wife is very happy with her induction countertop because of the fast speed to cook, the cleaning is very easy and it looks great. Quality we don't know yet time will tell, it does look like a very good quality countertop. Our house is an old house but with this countertop looks very modern, I also added some outlets near the countertop for looks and convenience.

This is my first experience with and induction stove and it has been great! I replaced a radiant heat cooktop with this and its as good as gas! It's way better at boiling water and much better at melting things like pudding or cheese sauce. Middle burner seems plenty hot. Pans are more prone to hot spots, but that's is normal! I did have to up grade the electrical. Had to upgrade the wire from a 10 gauge to 8 (I ran a 6 gauge to future proof my kitchen) I also had to upgrade the breaker from a 30 AMP to a 40amp. Also had to adjust the hole in the counter. Best cheap upgrade I have done to my house so far! Control knobs don't come off from what I can tell and are a pain to clean.

I like smoothe-top for the looks and ease of cleaning. The control panel design is kind of wonky-pick your burner, then you have to touch another control to set the heat level. My previous cooktop had a friendlier control panel. This cooktop does not seem to get as hot as my previous one. It does have a lot of control features. I like the warm feature and automatic shut-off. I had a hard time remembering that Lo meant locked and not LOW. The price was right compared to recognized brands. I would recommend.

Installed this yesterday. So far so good. Great process, I did not expect the fan and magnetic hum, but it is not a bother. Had to trim my Formica countertop a little to make it fit. I used 2” blue tape over the cut to reduce chipping. Had to trim a few notches to the side screw heads. used my new cordless jig saw. Worked great! I needed extra large blue wire nuts and a 3/4” romex connectir to connect the MC cable to the 1950s junction box under the counter. Buy these ahead of time and save yourself a trip to the supply house. Stove is easy to use and internal packaging protected stove even though outside of box was damaged.

I love this cooktop. I love to use an induction stovetop. Low heat is best and doesn't use much electricity. I have been cooking with one since 2012, and it is the only way to cook. The quality of this one is great, and it is only 2800 watts. I was afraid it would not meet the standard, but I cannot tell the difference between this one and the 3700-watt one. In fact, this one gets hotter faster, so I have to start the temperature at 3/4 power. This one also has knobs which I like better than the touch control one. Boil water for 90 seconds. Great product.

I have used inductive cooktops for a long time and absolutely love them. They heat up quickly like gas, but don't overheat the kitchen and they are very easy to clean. I was disappointed in this one. Here are my thoughts: What I like: That it has knobs instead of touch panel. My other one is a touch panel and it can turn off on its' own. What I don't like: * The numbers are hard to read on the knobs. It is not easy to tell where "1" is and where "10" is. You can quickly figure it out, but it would be much easier if it were larger. * The power is not consistent. It goes "on" to heat up then goes "off" when it gets there. It vacillates back and forth. My other one has a steady power, but is but at a lower level when on a lower number. My other one is more like a gas stove, that can be controlled better. This one is more like a old school cook top that heats up a lot, then turns off. This makes it much harder to cook on without burning the food. * The cook areas are either small (4 of these) or large (only one of these). Most pots are in between these two sizes. My other cooktop has 4 different sizes so it is easier to pick the right size burner for the right pot. Overall, it is an inductive cooktop with knobs, which I like. I had a very hard time finding any other options in a 36" cooktop. I almost bought another one, but it was delayed in shipping. If I had to do it again, I would have waited to get the other one in.

Just bought this and had it installed a few days ago. I've noticed that my pots will work but not my pans. I did test them to see if they were magnetic and they are because at first I didn't know. Never had a conduction cooktop before. I agree that the heating is not consistent. A specific pot that I had used for 2 days in a row heated fine and I'm using the same one and it's either not working or it is heating up quickly or it takes forever or it works when it wants to. I want to love this so badly because it was affordable and I love the look of it. But I'm debating on returning it. I'll give this another try. I may have to buy new pots and pans to make sure but I really dont want to do that. I'll change my review later and see how it goes. Update: I did have to buy a new pan and pot to make sure what was going on because the pot I had was not working anymore and the pan I had im assuming it was bent a weird way or just not making a good connection with the cooktop. Anyhow it did work. Not sure what happened with the ones that I had but it was not working and I gave up using mine. The only downside is the numbers for the knobs are too small. Only saying that because my daughter can't read the tiny numbers when I ask her to turn it on to a specific setting. But it's good it does the job. Been cooking on it and haven't had any issues as of yet other than what I originally posted, but that's all good now and taken care of.