Dezin Hot Pot Electric with Steamer Upgraded, Non-Stick Sauté Pan, Rapid Noodles Electric Pot, 1.5L Mini Pot for Steak, Egg, Fried Rice, Ramen, Oatmeal, Soup with Power Adjustment

The Dezin Electric hot pot was a phenomenal Hot pot Because it was simple to use and there was no visible Flaws. At first glance, it seems like a regular old pot that you would find at a store, but after opening the package you find out that there is a small knob that gives you an indication of how hot the pot will get. If you turn the knob to 250° you will get a more medium type of Temperature. And making the knob go all the way to 350° will allow it to reach higher temperatures and cook your food at a faster pace. After using the hot pot two times already, I can already tell you that not only was it able to cook fries and be able to melt cheese. And boil water. It is straightforward to clean because it is a nonstick hot pot That means that nothing will stick to it, no residue will stick to it, and it is effortless to clean. If there were to have any residue stuck to the pot, then, either way, the nonstick surface will allow you to clean it a little bit easier than how it would be to clean a regular pot that wouldn't be nonstick because using a normal pot you could see The residue that is left by your food and all that gunk that's just stuck at the bottom of the pot. Still, with the electric hot pot, there is little to nothing On the pot after you're done Cooking. I can also say that you can eat out of the pot as well because It's not overheating on the outer edges. So, you can touch the pot without any type of harm happening to you. Not only do you get the pot, but it also comes with a spatula, which you could. Used to flip burgers or flip some small steaks or use it to cook whatever you're cooking which makes it so much better because you don't have to go out and buy one, it just comes with one. Another thing I can add is that this electric hot pot is very portable, so you can use it on the go if you're going. On vacation, you can take it with you if there's no stove in the Hotel Or if you're a college student and you need a sort of way to heat food or cook your food, you can use the hot pot as well. Also, I can add that you can use it in the car, but you would need to have something to hold the pot up otherwise there would be spillage. Overall, this hot pot was an amazing buy because it reached Higher expectations, And I would recommend more people to buy this.

Absolutely brilliant, we're using it all time in our campervan.

This was a gift for my daughter to use in her dorm. The wattage is low enough that there's no worry about overloading the limited power. It's the perfect size to fit on a small table and the capacity is perfect for small meals and snacks for her and her roommate. The pot heats quickly and boils water or heats soup fast enough to satisfy kids between classes. The non-stick surface makes cleanup a breeze and the construction is sold and has built-in safety features to prevent fires. She and her roommate recently told me that everyone in their dorm wants one after seeing hers!

Bought this for hotpot and shabu shabu for 2 absolutely great, plug goes in the handle so stays out the way of the food. Controls are easy and work well.

So... I bought this to pair with my EcoFlow 2 Max power station during a 3 month upcoming road and overlanding trip. I've been using it prior to departure to figure it out and create some simple recipes. This thing seems great so far, consitent heating, no power surging, and the non-stick surface is super easy to wipe clean. I haven't tried the steamer yet but I expect positive things. The only caveat, and why it is getting a 4 vs 5 review from me is because it pulls quite a bit more power than it advertises. At first, I thought it was just pulling more power for the warm up but yhatvwas not the case. The 250W setting is actually pulling 350W and 650W setting is pulling 733W. I know this because my EcoFlow 2 Max tells me the power draw. I spent 5 minutes sautèing onions, peppers, and ham while making a meal this morning, then turned up the heat to the 650W setting for 1 minute. The pot immediately started pulling 733W, after 1 minute and some ham sizzling 😊 I dropped it back to the 250W setting and it immediately dropped to pulling the previous 350W. While these numbers are still pretty good compared to some other cooking solutions I've seen. I had just hoped it would be the lower advertised wattage. I am not fond of misleading stats. With all that said, f you buy this for any home style situation with 120V AC power outlets connected to the grid this thing will be perfect. I also think it's fine for my travel use.