3 ms·

https://www.amazon.in/Lifelong-Inferno-LLIC30-Induction-Cooktop/dp/B088K321BQ/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1BH2Q9889SW2W https://www.amazon.in/Lifelong-Inferno-LLIC30-Induct

https://www.amazon.in/Lifelong-Inferno-LLIC30-Induction-Cooktop/dp/B088K321BQ/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1BH2Q9889SW2W https://www.amazon.in/Lifelong-Inferno-LLIC30-Induction-Cook... this one costs around US$15. me and many millions of consumers in india use devices costing around this $12-$20 priced induction cookers because that's the only thing being available... everyone has a soft button interface which sucks but because of the relatively cheap capital cost, you are able to buy a new one if the old one breaks. with good care i've used a machine not different from above for 4-5 years nonstop

jeffalyanak 4y ago
Yeah, aside from the actual interfaces I think induction units are great. They are safer than most (all?) other types of cooker, they're super fast to reach set temperature, and they have the potential to last a really long time. I just really want at least one inexpensive unit like the one you linked to come out with a knob for temperature control. Surely that wouldn't affect the cost that much?
- 2Gkashmiri 4y ago
  we personally only use the temperature control and one "milk" setting. thats it for the 12-15 year we've used one at home
  - jeffalyanak 4y ago
    Yeah, it absolutely comes down to how you need to use it. Unfortunately, there are some types of cuisine that rely more heavily on quick, precise temperature control.