IKEA Portable Induction Cooktop | TILLREDA | Review | Fully explained

[@gaylebower184]

good information explained so I can now use this! Thank you for clearing up some things for me,you are clear and concise and kept to the facts.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Gayle for your kind words!!

[@mysticalmentoringtv1140]

For some reason lock went on and I couldn't figure out how to remove. Your beautiful description was just what I needed, magic , everything works great. This is the only cooking tool I use and for more than 2 years. Very efficient, uses far less electricity and turns off when sensing dry pan which is a blessing for me when I get distracted from cooking. Will never go back to traditional cooking method. You will not be sorry and IKEA honors return policy!!...if you need it.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Shirley! I'm glad that you found my video helpful to fix your problem. Induction hob is really a convenient mode of cooking! And Tillreda is very good with all the amazing features.

[@williamprazeau1091]

Thank-you so much for the video on how this works . I got it for my birthday. When I opened it up their was no instructions on how to use . After trying several times and having no luck someone suggested to Google it . I did and found your video . Their were a few other videos but They did not help. Your video was just what I needed . I have watched it several times and really appreciate it. You answered every question. Thank-you again

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi William, glad that you found my video helpful. It's a very simple cook top with minimum controls and easy to use. I've been using it for more than two years now and have been very happy with its working and efficacy. Thanks for liking the video. Good luck to you.

[@kimberluna2226]

Just watched your demo presentation, you covered all points professionally, thank you, I'm disabled, senior and have gotten burnt using a gas stove, and was advised that this would be a good alternative to current cooking situation...Carry on..nice job, looking forward to your channel as I have recently subscribed. Thank you again have a good day......

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi @Kimber Luna, thanks for your appreciation. Glad that you found the video helpful. Yes indeed, induction cooking is not only environmentally friendly but also a safe and faster means of cooking. Sorry about your injury. You will never face such a situation while using an induction. I've been using induction for 11 years now( 8 years of my earlier one, Prestige brand and the Tillreda model for the last 3 years). I do most of my cooking in induction. I have reduced cooking on gas considerably, due to the convenience, speed and safety and I also enjoy the mess free cooking with not much to clean unlike gas Good luck with your induction cooking. Thanks for subscribing.

[@longhairmullet]

Most wonderful review, thank you! Looking for cooktop and was hoping to see how IKEA’s induction worked. Now I know! I will get one of these due to you sharing all the functions and high points of using this item. Video is still being viewed and found helpful, three years later! 😉

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Awesome! Thank you Dani!

[@joesatana]

Great thorough review, very practical information. You tested and answered all the questions I had about this model of induction stove. Thanks a lot!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

@JoeSatana, thankyou.

[@padmajaiyer4466]

Thanks Bhuvana Ji…for a very candid and clear description of the product. We have just ordered this product. God Bless

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you!

[@wildness01]

Thank you, bought this a couple years ago as a backup, just tried to use it for the first time and could not figure out the child lock.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks for your comment. I've explained about child lock in the video.

[@garyvarty8154]

Brilliant explanation I am definitely going to buy one thankyou

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks for your appreciation. IKEA Tillreda is a basic induction as compared to many of our Indian brands which have pre-set menu options. But, it is sad that the IKEA induction sold here in India which earlier had both cook(power) and fry(temperature) options, now has only the cook option, reasons known only to them for having removed the fry option. Just check whether the induction has both the options before you buy.

[@susanlee9554]

Thank you for this thorough review. I am considering buying this one for my first induction hob and am of course curious about the differences. I love the size of the item and the ability to put it away when Im not using it, since I live in an RV with limited space. I have the included propane burners and dont love how they heat the entire house in the hot summers. I will follow and check out your website, hoping to find some recipes! Best Wishes from Texas USA

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks Susan for liking the review of the induction hob. You're right, I too bought the hob impressed by the idea of hanging it when not in use, thus saving my work space on the kitchen counter top. Glad that you would be watching my recipes. Actually I am more into kitchen appliances demo & review, and I've just started posting cookery videos, some Microwave recipes and a few on cooking on induction. I'll be slowly and steadily increasing the number of videos and plan to post cookery videos on a regular basis on my KZbin channel. Stay tuned. Thanks once again.

[@davoid7914]

Very good. Clear and concise information.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks.

[@greengrass89]

Great review! Very thorough explanation. Thanks so much!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Jake, thanks for liking and commenting.🙏

[@helenconnolly6805]

Thank you 🙏 I just got one of these. Your video was really helpful.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Glad that you found my video helpful! I'm using this induction since 2 years and I'm quite happy with it. I'm sure you'll find it very useful. Cheers!

[@tonkatsutony7990]

Very good review. You covered the functionality of this appliance well. Now i know what to expect if i buy one Thanks!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks Ramen for finding my review useful.

[@flaviodasilva2022]

Just to clarify: ''C'' is for grades in Celsius and ''W'' is for power in wattage . Simply temperature control and power input control. (not boiling and frying)

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You are right. Thanks for sharing this.

[@sultanwot7152]

best review I've seen about this product

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you very much.

[@Sampardhanani]

Well explained ma'am. I love IKEA product s and definitely want this for myself. Have a question for you . Don't the vessel s kept over the top cause scratch es to the surface of the hob?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Binny Boy for the appreciation. Although the hob top is made of tempered glass which is generally scratch proof, some minimum amount of scratches could start showing up but over a long period of usage of some years. I have another Indian Prestige make induction hob which I have been using for more than 8 years now, it hardly has any scratches. If the bottom of the utensil you are placing has any food or particles sticking on it, you could clean the same before placing on the hob. Also you can wipe the hob surface with a clean cloth after every use. This way you can minimise chances of scratches. Thanks.

[@markh4646]

Very helpful video. The printed instructions are incomplete and difficult to follow. Big help. Thank you.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Mark, glad that you found my video helpful. Thanks.

[@crafter170]

Well explained .Well done lassie from Scotland. X

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks Lassie, for liking it.

[@racher108]

many thanks for this wonderful presentation!:)

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you too! So nice of you!

[@michaelw572]

This was very helpful. Thank you.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

That's good to know Michael. You're welcome.

[@yayaimo]

This is a great video really informative and useful! Thank you so much 😊

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Yaya Imo for finding the video informative.

[@s.m.shetty9875]

V well explained !!! Thanku ma’am !👍🏼🎉

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks for liking

[@sreejithshyam]

All the best Thank you showing the details

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Sreejith.

[@annapurnachitla7268]

Nice n detailed explanation well done mam.

[@brownishblue]

Thank you for this review!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome.

[@J_M_F]

Great review ty Bhuvana!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you!!

[@hemantbhardwaj7054]

Good Thank you so much for the video also for expiation without Manual ...........

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome Hemant.

[@teresabradford1090]

Thanks for the informative video!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Glad that you found it informative!

[@suemareep8290]

Very clear review, thank you for your video.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Sue Maree for appreciating.

[@suemareep8290]

@@BhuvanaAdi if you'd like to have a look at my channel sue maree p that would be helpful x

[@tundeolusegt1201]

Well done for the clear explanation, its really good.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you for your appreciation!!☺️

[@rachelhudson8362]

I bought one of these yesterday. I thought it would be a great way of saving energy. I can't wait to cook on mine. I know it's basic but it feels so sturdy.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Rachel, that's lovely indeed. I know it is a basic one, in India we get lots of models and brands with many auto cook menu. Induction is a faster and more energy efficient mode of cooking. Hope you enjoy cooking on it!!

[@BardCanning]

Thank you for writing the celsius levels

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome.

[@UmaRani-mr5bk]

Well explained. Superb

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you for liking, Uma Rani.

[@LemonZest4]

Hello! Thank you so much for the video. Can you please tell us if a cast iron pan/wok works well on this?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Akshata, I am not sure as I do not have a cast iron pan. I have read that cast iron does not work on induction. I plan to get a cast iron tawa. Will update after I try. Thanks for watching.

[@christiancegep]

Thanks for your video. @8:00 (cookware base diameter), how did you get your infos (ikea doesn't seems to put it in their infos pdf) ? whats your thoughts on using a pan of 26 cm on this ? thanks !

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Christian, thanks for your comment and query. IKEA has mentioned the minimum and maximum cooking zone in the manual and that's where I took it from. If you have the pdf with you, just check page 10 below the diagram under item 1 (heating area) they have given cooking zone as 185 mm (which I presume refers to the maximum) and on page 12 under helpful hints and tips they have given minimum cooking zone as 120 mm in the table. Hope this helps. Well you can use a 26 cm pan on this, but the induction coil will heat only 18.5 cm the area outside this will get heated by conduction within the metal. Or you have to keep sliding the pan to bring the outer edges within the cooking zone, which I think is not very comfortable. By the way, I have recently bought a Meyer cast iron pan 28 cm dia and I plan to use it on this induction and share my video, demo and thoughts very soon. Please look out for the same in my channel. Thanks.

[@christiancegep]

​@@BhuvanaAdi Great thanks for your answer ! But i think we don't have the same pdf, or maybe it's a new pdf that they give now (2020: www.ikea.com/ca/en/manuals/tillreda-portable-induction-hob__AA-1856031-2.pdf) (p.12, they now indicate 175mm cooking zone). But it's good to know that your are still using a large pan on that. My goal is to can Masson jar, the "presto" is 26 cm. So as long that the water is boiling it's fine, my guess is that even if the cooking area is 175mm, the water will boil anyway.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks for sharing that. Yes there appears to be a slight difference in the maximum cooking zone in the IKEA India and Canada manuals, which is a bit surprising. Your link did not open so I went to Ikea Canada page and checked out the Tillreda pdf. Like you have mentioned, I think even with 175 mm cooking area, the water should boil. Good luck and cheers!

[@aaolash]

can u deep fry on this thing. Like chicken fry and if we do fry on high temperature does it remain constant or does it shut off. Does it give constant heat or it shuts off and then turns back on? can u use aluminium pots on this or cast iron ?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, thank you for a very good question. Yes you can deep fry on this induction hob. As far as I know, it maintains constant temperature by shutting on and off. I'll confirm the same in a day or two. As such Aluminium cannot be directly used on induction cooktop, but if it's made induction friendly it can be used. Cast iron with a flat base can be safely used.

[@aaolash]

@@BhuvanaAdi i don't understand what u saying it maintains constant temp by shutting on and off i mean to ask does it turn off if it gets too hot or it has a constant temperature?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, let me explain this. The induction does not turn off, but the heating turns on and off to maintain the temperature. Something similar to what happens in an iron box. Although I'm not a technical person, I feel this is the way it works, at lower temperatures while frying and lower power while heating/cooking, when I can hear the heating go on and off. The same happens even in a microwave oven. Actually when you select a power (100%,80%,60%) it is actually always in full power, but operates on full power for sometime and then cuts off/goes off for a while depending on the power chosen. Hope I've been able to explain clearly and you have understood what I wanted to tell. Thank you

[@JustinCaseSolarPower]

Very good review. Thank you

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you.

[@JustinCaseSolarPower]

@@BhuvanaAdi Your welcome. We are going to buy one for use in our camper trailer.

[@creu977]

I love your review thank you

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome. Glad you liked it.

[@jimjones567]

Good review, thanks

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome.

[@marthaellman5425]

Great video!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you Martha!!🙏😊

[@jyothiviswanathan9063]

Hi dear Thanks for the video. I bought this yesterday.can I use non stick pan on this. Pls reply

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, thanks for liking the video. Yes you can use induction compatible non stick. IKEA's induction cookware is of amazing quality. I have shown it in one of my IKEA haul videos.

[@harrypearce6216]

How good is it for simmering at low temperatures?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Harry, since the power is as low as 60W , simmering at low heat is possible.

[@nekitamoigor1364]

Thanks for the review. Maybe it's too late to ask, but I'm a little concerned about those holes on the side. It looks like if you spill something it will get inside and make a mess. And I do spill boiling water every now and then. Should I avoid this model because of that?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Nekitamo, that's a great query. Even I end up spilling milk/tea on the induction when the boil over. I just make sure to wipe the top quickly and in case something spills over on the sides, wipe that too. After your query, I just looked through the side ventilation hole and I spotted a small wall like barrier on the inside floor a little after the opening. I think this is to ensure that any spillover through the opening does not get inside till the induction coil or circuit. So my thoughts are that this need not be a point to avoid buying this. Of course finally the decision is yours. Hope this helps. Thanks.

[@nekitamoigor1364]

@@BhuvanaAdi Many thanks! I'm actually considering the bigger Tillreda model, it looks to be the same as this one but it has 2 zones. By far the cheapest 2 zone induction cooktop I could find.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

@@nekitamoigor1364 that's very nice. Here we don't get the two hob Tillreda model. I would have bought it, if it were available here in India. Anyway, I've been using this for more than two years now regularly without facing any problem. Good luck! 👍

[@veganath]

Thank you a good review

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it.

[@KhalidAdriano]

Great video very informative! If you gave examples of different types of food and what are the suitable heat level and time it would be amazing for a single guy like me who doesn’t know anything about cooking 😂

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Khalid, thanks for your kind words. I'll definitely make a video as per your suggestion. I've already uploaded few videos showing some recipes made on induction cooktop, both on my earlier Prestige PIC 3.0 and the present Tillreda. You can watch those videos on the mean time. I can very well understand your confusion being a beginner to cooking. I'll make a playlist of those videos and share it with you. Thanks.

[@findlayh]

This is legit an awesome video

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thank you very much Findlay for your appreciation!

[@hemavikasparmar31]

Hi,does the milk spills off on it, after it comes to boil... One more thing plz tell which dishwasher is best lg or bosch...or ifb though i saw ur videos but then too to confirm from u am asking

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Hema, this is like gas, milk will spill over on boiling if we do not swtich off the induction. It does not have auto cut off. Thanks.

[@hemavikasparmar31]

@@BhuvanaAdi thankx mam for replying but u replied my half question only😔

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Hema, it's just like we do on gas. We have to take care and set power and time such that it switches off before boiling over. This can be learnt only by trial and error. If the induction is ON beyond the boiling time, milk will spill over. At 1000W power it takes 7 minutes to boil a litre of milk. Of course the time depends on the temperature of milk.

[@neetashasahoo9319]

What about the after sales? If service is required would they look into that?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, I am not really sure about that. I am using it for more than 2 years (which I guess is beyond the normal guarantee period of 1 year if present). Till now I have not faced a problem. I think I took a calculated risk. Not sure what would have been the case if there had been a problem within 1 year. Thanks.

[@arjunthefriend6399]

Hi sometimes I used to get E3 symbol on the panel . Further I can't cook or heat the food items . What can be done in that case?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Arjun, You have not mentioned which induction you have. Is it Tillreda? Anyway the E3 error in induction generally refers to high voltage. Is your model a 110V one or 220V one? If you connect the induction to the proper voltage, the error message will go away. Thanks.

[@johnhess5809]

When I turn the Plate on it after a moment E 1 appears and then the machine turns off. What is E1 how do I get rid of it. Or what is it’s function?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi John, when you switch on the induction either without a cookware or with an improper cookware(non-induction friendly), then the error E1 appears on the display and the hob switches off after 10-15 seconds. So, just make sure to always switch on the hob, only after placing a cookware on the cooking zone. Hope this helps. Thanks.

[@naturalisgelatoitaliano]

the plug is rated for 8.5 amp, doesn't need to be connected to a 15 amp socket

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, in India we have 5A avd 15A sockets separately. I've used induction made in India which comes with 15A plug for the past many years. Since induction draws more current, it is safer to use in a socket having both 5A avd 15A. Anyway, thanks for sharing thoughts.

[@adrian-linisteanghel750]

Thank you so much

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You're welcome Adrian. 👍

[@ayeshaazeem9342]

My stove showing E1 error what should be I do? It doesn't work after that

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Ayesha, I think you must not be using induction compatible cookware and hence your induction does not work. The cookware which is ferro magnetic can only be used on induction cooktop. Please use an induction friendly cookware to avoid getting the E1 error. You get lot of induction compatible cookware these days

[@billydale1456]

can it maintain constant low temperature? Like simmering?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Vannessa, yes it can, by setting at tthe lowest or minimum power level,

[@protean260]

How much weight can it carry? Can it support 10 kg?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

@Sabbir, the maximum weight that can be placed on it is not given in the manual. I think normal cooking vessel/rice cooker of 185 mm diameter is supported. I think this will be around 2 to 3 kgs or 4 kgs maximum with all food, water, etc. Can you explain where there is the need for putting 10 kg weight? Thanks.

[@rachellean694]

Can you fry well with these?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Rachel, yes you can fry whatever you wish, just like in other hobs. I use it both for cooking and frying. Basically there are two modes in this hob, the power mode which is for cooking and the temperature mode which is for frying. I have explained both these modes in the video. Hope you watched it. Thanks.

[@missj.4760]

Have you tried to use it with cookware of more than 18 cm?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Jace, sorry for the delayed reply. I've being using cookware of maximum 16cms on the induction. I feel if the cookware diameter exceeds the cooking area, the portion outside the cooking area is not going to be directly heated by the hob, and thus it may not be energy efficient. Thank you.

[@athiranair7171]

Did you try castiron tawa for dosa in this?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Athira, just ordered one in Amazon sale. Once I get the product, I'll do a demo and review of the same.

[@adonismodaser]

Is this a semi-induction cook hub? because the real induction hub the surface do not heat up, only the casserole or the cookware is only heating up.

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Vaughn, I do not understand what you mean by semi induction. These are called as induction cooktops only. Regarding heating, yes, the surface does not get heated at all. Yes, in this, only the cookware gets heated by induction. If there is no cookware placed, the cooktop does not get heated at all and in fact switches off. Any residual heat you find on the cooktop after use is due to the contact of the heated cookware. Hope this clarifies. Thanks for watching!

[@adonismodaser]

@@BhuvanaAdi - aw, thank you. now it's clear to me. What I meant by semi-induction because here in the stores, they write or say that it's an induction stove but the truth is, it's only infrared. Induction is induction and infrared is another, right?

[@Ulisito1954]

As, I have noticed that IKEA is selling two different model, one with 2000watts (220v) and the other with 1800watts (110v): www.ikea.com.do/santodomingo/mobile/en_us/product/tillreda/portable-induction-hob/?&item=169119&id_src=16 I would like to know, apart from the 200watts of difference between these two models, do they really work in the same way? I would also like to know, if in practice, you really notice this small difference of 200 watts when cooking food?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Ulises, sorry for the delayed reply. I think you must be aware that the induction hobs are made for 110V or 220V to suit the stock voltage supply in the country. USA and a few countries have 110V supply. In India we have 220V supply so all our appliances run on 220V. Since I have not used a 110V appliance till now, I cannot comment on your query. I went through some online forums on induction hobs of 110V vs 220V to get a better insight into this and I observed that people have generally mentioned a few points, which I would like to share below - The principle of working is the same for both voltages. 220V is more powerful than 110V induction. This means it has more heating power hence can handle higher cooking/heating quantities. But both are adequate when it comes to normal usage. In induction we normally never use it at the top rated power (be it 2000W or 1800W). I have a Prestige cooktop and IKEA Tillreda. Both have 2000W top power. Most of my usage is in the range of 1100W/900W. So I am not able to clarify your query about the perceived difference between 2000W and 1800W. Hope this answer helps. Thank you!

[@Ulisito1954]

@@BhuvanaAdi thanks for replying so quickly and also for clarifying some technicals differences between the 110v and 200v models! I would also like to know if you know if the cofee makers (induction compatibles), that have a 4" to 5" can be safety use if the diameter of the induction is larger: 8" to 11"...? I am asking, because I have noticed that some manufacturer of these induction cooktops, always recommend to use induction cookware that have the same (big diameter) as the circle on the top of the induction cooktop and not smaller, bacause they said that could damage this induction units. Could you also recommend me a good quality stainless-steel coffee maker (induction compatible), which can be bought online from amazon.com USA? Thanks again for all your help!

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Very sorry that I missed answering this query of yours as I must have missed seeing the thread. I am sure by now you must have bought what you wanted. But in case you still have the query, I will answer it.

[@spadaacca]

Is the temperature control precise?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi, I think the temperature control should be okay. Haven't measured it though. But appears to be ok, when different temperatures are selected. Thank you.

[@julial3758]

@7:26 can someone tell me what she said you can't have ... for the first cookware? I didn't understand after listening to that part 50x on repeat

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Julia, sorry you were not able to follow that part. I have said cookware cannot have a curved base. Thanks.

[@julial3758]

@@BhuvanaAdi Oh THANK YOU!! How about Stainless Steel? Do you know if Stainless steel would work?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Julia, of course stainless steel works well as long as the base is flat.

[@MK-wr1oz]

Is it suitable for process coconut oil?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Myra, the induction cooktop can be used just like a gas hob, with the restriction of the type and size of containers to be used on them. If you meant whether making coconut oil on this hob is possible, I think the part of extracting oil from the coconut milk which involves heating and boiling, can very well be done on this. Remember, you can heat, boil, fry, cook, sautē and steam any food on this induction hob. Hope my answer was helpful.

[@MK-wr1oz]

@@BhuvanaAdi really helpful,tqsm mdm

[@zeeeli1377]

Prestige pic 3.1 vs ikea? Which is better?

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi All Indian models like Prestige, Philips, Pigeon have auto cook and ready menu options in induction. Like, steam, milk boil, cooker whistle count, dosa, chapati, etc. Not sure how useful these are. I am used to using the induction using my own power and time settings. In Prestige, we can change time even when induction is running. In IKEA this option is not there. IKEA does not have ready menu options, just heat option and fry option. Not sure whether Prestige has child lock, IKEA has child lock. I also feel that IKEA looks better with rounded edges and black and white finish. But this is my personal opinion and is not a parameter of performance. IKEA can be hung on the wall to clear up the kitchen tabletop. Prestige does not have that. Another difference is IKEA is priced more, nearly ₹4000, Prestige 3.1 is priced much less. Finally it is one's own choice and preference. Thanks.

[@zeeeli1377]

@@BhuvanaAdi which has best service after sales and build quality

[@BhuvanaAdi]

@@zeeeli1377 I've not availed of IKEA service to date in this two years of usage. I used Prestige for 8 years, it got repaired twice. Service was very prompt both times. Build quality of both are almost the same. Hope this helps. Thanks.

[@zeeeli1377]

@@BhuvanaAdi thanks for your prompt reply you earned a like from me on video.👍

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

can u make roti

[@BhuvanaAdi]

You can make/cook roti on the pan only.

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

is it working till now

[@BhuvanaAdi]

It is working very fine even now. I have shown frying of Pani puris on this hob on one of my recent videos. I have been using this very regularly for 3 years.. Before that I had a Prestige induction hob which I used for almost 8 years.

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

@@BhuvanaAdi should i buy it

[@BhuvanaAdi]

This is a very reliable hob and I am very happy with its functioning, though it does not have different auto cook modes like in other brands like Philips etc. You can buy this model safely.

[@parvathihn8768]

Good

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Thanks.🙏

[@joemac6088]

This is the second video she’s done of the only portable induction cooktop that you hang on the wall - BUT SHE NEVER DOES IT! THAT’S what I wanted to see! 🤨

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Oh didn't I, thought I had shown it being hung on the wall. Sorry Joe, may be got left out. Good observation and thanks for pointing out. The next time I show some cooking on this hob, I'll definitely remember to show it being hung on the wall. Yes, it's the best feature of this induction cooktop which made me buy this.

[@idamorris3137]

I just bought this, I hate it already. When I turn the child lock off, and turn the machine on it automatically goes back to child lock

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Hi Ida, I very well understand your irritation. They must have kept it as a safety feature because accidentally the hob should not switch ON. Sadly, this is one thing you've to get used to. I'm sure you'll very soon.👍 I've got quite used to it now, so I'm able to manage. Otherwise this hob is working very well till date. The only minus point is that, though the power can be adjusted anytime, the time cannot be (increased/decreased). You've to cancel and set the time once again. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@idamorris3137]

@@BhuvanaAdi thank you

[@buburr2215]

Booon merci, je vais pouvoir moi aussi l’utiliser mieux. Je déteste lire les instructions, je suis visuelle. 👍

[@BhuvanaAdi]

Merci. 🙏 Content que la vidéo t'ai aidé!!