Doumigo Induction Cooktop, 2 Burner Electric Cooktop 120V Vertical Electric Stove, 12 Inch LED Touch Screen, Fast Heat, 9 Heating Level, Kid Safety Lock, and Timer

I bought this Doumigo induction cooktop after my last induction hotplate stopped working.I have been to IKEA and Walmart to look for a new stovetop. Their offers are either too expensive or the design is not attractive. Luckily, I found this one on Amazon. There is a decorative pattern on the heating area. It feels a bit rough to the touch, but it prevents the pot from slipping. After installing it, my kitchen looks quite clean and tidy.After using it for a few months, I have to say it's much better than the one I used before. The heating power is very stable. There are 9 power levels, I use 4 or 5 power levels to cook butter, cheese, and egg. You can find the appropriate firepower for different foods, based on your cooking habits. It takes me a little bit of time to get used to, but worth it.There are some limits to using an induction cooktop. It requires a stainless pot or pan. Or other iron cookware. So it's a supplement to my fire stovetop.The most important reason I chose an induction cooktop is for safety. I nearly got fire in my kitchen before. There are timer and safety lock functions on this burner. It is quite useful for me. I don't need to count the minutes to turn it off. And I don't need to stand by the cooktops all the time when I am making breakfast. It cools down fast after I remove the pot, and won't get scalded by the residual heat.I am very satisfied with this purchase. Highly recommend.

Started off fine, but only 6 months later with minimal use (for an Airbnb) we have an error message. E1 prevents it from turning on. Did all the troubleshooting suggestions, still doesn’t work. Frustrating to say the least since we cut the hole in the top of the counter to match these dimensions.

I love this stove top. After using only a hot plate to cook on for years I decided to put it in while remodeling a kitchenet apartment. It looks great and works perfectly. Also, it plugs into a regular outlet. I did have a problem, but contacted the seller. They got back to me within a couple of days and helped me solve it. Since the top is glass, I will be getting a cover for it to protect it when not in use. Yes, I would buy from them again.

Overall, I'm not very happy with this purchase. It works, it heats things as expected.The burners are very small (8 inches diameter) and very close to each other. I can't fit my 8 inch pot and 10 inch skillet (with an 8" base) at the same time.It consumes a significant amount of power while off. I'm using it in an RV and it uses about 25 watts of power while turned off. That's almost half as much as my refrigerator!The fan in the front burner started making a crazy noise after 3 months of use. I guess it has a bad bearing, but I'm not willing to diagnose it and fix it. I can only use one burner at a time anyway because of the terrible spacing.

I ordered this cooktop to replace an infrared unit on my boat. I have not had time to install it yet but since it’s designed to be used as a standalone or drop-in unit I started testing it already. My first impressions were great! The glass plate is a very glossy black and looks very high-end. The controls are simple and well labeled. The power settings are one through nine starting at 100W and going up to 1800W. I was curious how that worked given it runs on 120V power supply. 1800W at 120V is 15 amps. In the manual it talks about it in a section named power-sharing. It says “when both burners are on, one of the two burners would not have a power level higher than 1300 W. Both of them together would not be more than the maximum 1800 W. If only one burner is on, the heating zone can maintain its full heat setting, but when operating both burners, their combined total is max 1800 W.”Comparing this unit to a single burner table top model I used previously, the burner area seems a little smaller. The marked area on this unit is a little less than 7 inches across. On the single burner I’m comparing it to, it has an 8 inch marked area for the burner. The spacing of the two burners is definitely a little tight for my large stockpot. I filled a 6 quart stock pot with cold water 1/2 full. It took 20 minutes to bring to a rolling boil. That’s just a little bit slower than the single burner table top unit. When the unit is on and heating it produces some fan noise but I’m guessing once it’s installed as a drop in unit, it will be very quiet. The manual is written in better English than many of the Chinese brands I’ve seen. It covers most of the issues pretty well. There’s one issue with installation that I have not resolved yet. When installing it in a countertop, I would expect some sort of fastener to tighten from the bottom side. The manual makes no mention of that and I found no fasteners for that purpose in the box. There are slots and screw holes on the sides of the cabinet that make me believe there should be a bracket and fastener but I found none. There is a high density gasket around the entire outside edge of the glass top. The manual says “do not seal the cooktop to the countertop. It must be removed if service is necessary.” Also, I have looked through the manual front to back and found no contact information for the manufacturer or the wholesaler. The positives include great looking cooktop, handy to have two burners and still run on 120 V power. Negatives include no bracket or fastener to mount as a drop in unit, no contact information for manufacturer or representative.

I’ll admit I’m a sucker for kitchen gadgets and small appliances. I bought this cooktop as an emergency device in case the natural gas supply is interrupted by shortages or catastrophe. It's also handy as an extra cooking surface for big meals.While getting it out of the shipping box it slipped and fell to the floor. Fortunately, the product is well insulated from shock with foam inserts, so no damage at all. Works great and so easy to use. Can set temp or power level.

I really wanted to love this induction cooktop. We've used it maybe 10 times since we ordered it less than 6 months ago. Tried to use it tonight, and it won't even boil water. Keep getting an E9 error, and followed the troubleshooting steps of turning off the breaker for 30 seconds, and then back on, and that didn't have any effect. And there's no way to contact the manufacturer either. So the '3 year assurance' is no assurance at all. I'm going with a different brand.