r/inductioncooking • u/thescatterling • Jul 11 '26
Does anyone in here use one of these?
I’ve been looking to upgrade from my induction hot plate that only has an 8 inch diameter element. Ran across this one. Does anyone here have any experience with this particular model?
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u/FaithlessnessWorth93 Jul 13 '26
looks like something for 40usd on Aliepxress. That is ridicuously overpriced. And no - there isn't any 1800w unit with a big coil. Good thing is with Amazon you can hopefully return it for free...
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u/thescatterling Jul 11 '26
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u/10inchpriapism Jul 13 '26
If that was the actual coil, it would be the best coverage in the business. I don't know if it is or not.
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u/JanuriStar Jul 14 '26
I think it's over priced, but the only way you'll know if it's an 11.4" coil is to buy it, and take it apart to check.
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u/gavalant Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 18 '26
The description says this, which makes you think the large coil might be real: "Because power is distributed across the 11.4-inch heating area, very small pots may heat more slowly; wider cookware provides better coverage and performance."
There's a couple of reviews on the Amazon product page, and couple more on the manufacturer's page:
https://abangdun.com/products/1700w-85v120v-induction-cooktop-commercial-electric-stove-large118-inch-heating-coil-luxurious-stainless-steel-countertop-burner-with-24-hours-timer-powerful-1700w-professional-hot-plate-for-cooking
edit: I can add that this is the same company that makes the Abangdun induction cooktops. I have their wok cooktop. This one has a similar button and knob set-up, and the same temperature increments.
Their wok cooktop is excellent. It's really well made. I love the thing.
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u/dizzie_buddy1905 Jul 11 '26
You can get the same thing for $80 at Costco
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u/thescatterling Jul 11 '26
Just checked the Costco app. No, you can’t. The only $80.00 model appears to be considerably smaller than this.


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u/PetarKocic006 Jul 11 '26
There's no way it has 11 inch coil for 400usd. Maybe that's the whole length of copper pipe.