SENSARTE Saucepan Nonstick with Lid 2.5 Quarts Granite Coating Sauce Pot Medium Kitchen Cooking Pot, Induction Comptable, PFOA Free

Overall I really like this. The size is very good. I live alone and mostly used a 1 qt skillet before, which was frequently stretched to capacity, and I'd have stuff boil over sometimes because it was so close to the brim. A 2qt was too big, but this 1.5qt is perfect.The ceramic seems good, I haven't had any trouble with sticking. I also really like that the coating goes over the lip and all the way down the outside edges. The rim on my old pots were always very hard to clean.The lid fits well, but one thing I do miss is that it doesn't have the pouring strainers built in to the lid. I guess it's a trade off though, because the better fitting lid means less steam escapes, which I think means when simmering it's a little more efficient.I also like that it can handle inductive cooktops. I don't have one yet, but I've been thinking about getting one since they're so much more efficient.It's also nice that the handle isn't riveted on. It's very secure, but not having rivet heads inside the pot makes it easier to clean.All in all I'm very pleased.

This is an excellent pan! It's bigger than I expected even though I was looking for a small pot. The cooking surface is very nice and cleans up easily with a little soap and water. The surface is non stick and works very well. The lid fits nicely on the pan and really helps with the cooking and retaining the moisture. The holder on top is very nice and seems to stay fairly cool during cooking. The handle of the pan is made of the same material and feels really nice in the hand. The pan heats quickly and cooks fast. The pan holds enough food for two to four people. All in all, I am very pleased with this pan. I would definitely recommend.

love this pot cooks good almost burnt it I was boiling eggs and forgot heard one crack and saved the pot so I gave it 5 stars for that reason still cooks well

I love this saucepan, and use it multiple times each day. It's perfect in conjunction with my induction stove plate. Food cooks quickly and evenly, and the pan washes up easily with the no-stick surface. This is absolutely my favorite cookware.

The pot arrived with a few light scratches on the rim, as if the pot had been rubbing against something at some point in manufacturing, but it's not bad enough for me to want to return it and doesn't seem to impact the ability to cook, although I anticipate it will impact the longevity after a little while.I like the dual spout design as it lets steam out reliably (I have other cookware I use specifically for steaming so I don't really need to do that with this pot). It's also a good enough size for me to make 2-3 servings for myself. For things like oatmeal, grits, Mac n cheese, etc. It's a nice little saucepan for 1 or 2 people.Just based on the material and how it feels I wouldn't recommend cooking anything in it that requires high heat. Boiling water is probably the hottest I'd go with this saucepan and even then I'd bring the water to a slow boil. I also wouldn't recommend washing it with any citrus-based products.Anyway it's a pretty and functional pot for the price, although I'm not a huge fan of the faux (?) wood handle, it's still at a better price point than other nonstick cookware of similar quality. It seems to distribute heat evenly as long as you bring up the temp slowly - my only concern is how long it'll last with these scratches it came with (I anticipate the coating will start chipping around the scratches at some point).

I love cooking with this pot. It has a textured non stick coating that is easy to clean. It also has a see through glass lid with a small outlet for steam.

I love this beautiful brown Sensarte non stick pan for cooking soup. That is why I purchased it. I was tired of cheap pans that the bottom non stick surfaces kept wearing off, so unsafe. I cook lots of soup so I use it often. Not many people were buying this color and for the life of me can't figure out why? I absolutely love the brown speckled white colored pan! I need to tell the buyers however, the handle is NOT made of wood - it is bakelite. The sellers used the term "wood grain" to describe the handle which also threw me for a loop when I opened the box. I would urge them to reconsider leaving this out of their description, as bakelite is a fine hard material to use as a handle. And speaking of the packaging! I was amazed at the way the pan was boxed up. It was like a piece of artwork! The big reveal was finding the screwdriver in the package, to afix the handle to the pan! Sensarte made buying a beautiful, functional, cooking pan an artwork! Kudos to you on both levels!

Beautiful color also good quality. Perfect for soups or ramen!