Tower T800072G Scandi Induction Pots and Pans Set, Non Stick, Soft Touch Wood Effect Handles, Grey, 5 Piece, 16/18/20 cm Saucepans, 24/28 cm Fry Pans

I have a new induction hob and found myself with a lot of unusable saucepans. I bought these and have no regrets at all. It's taking me some time to get used to using the induction hob and I keep accidentally burning my cooking, but even welded on boiled dry potato cleans off these pans with such ease, no need to soak them for hours.

Very good pans indeed

Great colour,great wood finish for the handles,only slight problem,there was a small dent on the rim of the large pan.

Definitely non stick. I’ve had these for a while now and I’ve cooked many things in them. Although they’re turning a little brown from use. They still look great and function well. Although one of my kids came broken already.

Great set

I am writing this review to share my disappointment with the pots I purchased from this seller on Amazon. After just a few months of using them and washing them in a standard washing machine, they started falling apart. The way they broke down looks really concerning and I am not sure of what they are actually made of.Additionally, the 5-year warranty advertised by the seller is misleading. Although they promise a 5-year warranty, they hide in small print that you need to register within a month to qualify for it. When I asked the customer service team about the difference it makes, I did not receive any clear answer.It's disappointing to see this outdated and unethical marketing tactic being used to deceive customers into buying poor quality products. It's possible that enough people may miss the registration deadline and the seller won't have to honor the 5-year warranty. Overall, I do not recommend these pots and advise others to look for a better quality alternative.

Love these non stick pans, there lovely to look at, there nice an solid an easy to clean

Beauset of pots that work with an induction hob - unfortunately the top rim of the pots where a bit wobbly but the lids still go on if you use a bit of brute force. You get what you pay for.