Abangdun Portable Mini Induction Cooktop 700W, Compact Single Burner Induction Burner for Small Cookware, Countertop Induction Cooker Ideal for RV, Camping, Dorm & Small Kitchen

This works perfectly with the Moka pots. Not too large and super quick. Especially if you Bialetti pot won’t work on other induction tops.

This is a great IH stove for travel or camping. It’s nice and small, portable and light in weight. Its fan is not too loud and the buttons are flush, could be a bit bigger for those of us that are older and can’t see well. The three controls are simple and somewhat intuitive, but would have loved to have a bit more buttons with dedicated settings/power levels. But the best part is that it holds a constant temp/power output and doesn’t cycle on and off at the highest settings like other IH stoves. Nice and easy to clean glass top. All is all this stove was quite well thought out. A few very minor grips are the size of the LED numbers, which is small and when seen through the glass top is a bit wavy and not very clear. I also wish that the beeps were less loud or had a different less piercing sound. I feel they pick the most high pitched shrieking noise for the beeps. Also if they could make the glass top completely smooth and have the colored etching embedded under the cooking surface, would be nice. Keeps from getting scratched off or from getting food and liquids from sticking to it. Other than that, I really like this IH stove.

This is decent for a french press or a tiny pot or pan. But the controls are on the surface, outside of the cook ring, so it is difficult to use or adjust if you have a pan or pot larger than the inner cook ring.

Thing is a piece of junk. Though it worked just fine testing it but when it came to actually using it, it got an error code and started beeping for roughly a minute before turning off. It's for show to not buy anything made in China, especially on Amazon. If I could give it a negative 5 stars, I'd do it, this thing is so bad much that it sucks sucking while sucking at being a decent product.

For being only a 700W induction unit it does what you should expect. Espresso pot perfect application to the 8 inch pot with 1 qt water. Reasonable heating times. Espresso pot took around 1.5 minutes. Good English manual listing simple instructions and specifications. Some may not like using anything larger than 7 inch diameter as it can cover the control buttons and display. The unit has such basic functions (power level or temp) that I did not find it an issue with the 8 inch pot. Certainly if you want to hear up several quarts of water in a large pot or use a 10-12 inch fry pan this was not designed for that application. Compact, portable and light. Lower power consumption than full size 1800W units. If this fits your application it’s a good choice. Only ran it for 15 minutes test heating several things before writing this. Time will tell how it holds up in the long run.

Easy to use and even looks pretty cool. Elderly father isn't allowed to use his stove anymore where he lives so this was a good (and safer) solution so he can make his coffee, heat soup, leftovers, etc. Works fast and doesn't take much space.

Used to have the 500W version and it was fantastic. Unfortunately they don’t sell it anymore so I replaced it with the 700W. It’s a little more draw than my system can handle but I was happy to see it’s still continuous cycle, so I could still run it at 500W anyway. Except… it’s not continuous cycle. It is very much cycle/pulse on and off. So, do not believe the product description. This thing is crap. Edit: stopped working after about 5 uses. Periodically it would buzz (i.e. electromagnetic field coming on) for less than a second then stop. I wish they’d bring back the old 500W model (the round one, not the square silver one they sell now); that thing was awesome. UPDATE: Everything I said above is wrong. Sheepishly, I must admit to user error - I was using the cooktop with a low quality inverter. Now I’m using a pure sine wave inverter, it works perfectly and is pretty much my favorite thing ever. And yes, it’s still continuous cycle! I hope they keep making it because i have searched the (online) globe and trust me, you will not find another low wattage continuous cycle induction cooktop. This is the ONE AND ONLY and i’m so grateful it exists.

I live on a sailboat and choose induction because propane in a boat can lead to a fire, explosion or sleeping death.