Ninja Ceramic Pro 14-Piece Cookware Set, Non-Stick Pots & Pans Set with Glass Lids, Nontoxic, PTFE Free, Ceramic Coated, Oven Safe, All Stovetops & Induction Compatible, Midnight Blue, CW39014MM

Llegó el producto antes de lo esperado , el material esta pesado, el teflón tiene un grosor considerable, de buena calidad, lo vamos aprobar en 1 les diré que tal

I was on the hunt for a replacement for my 10-13-year-old Calphalon cookware, and these pots and pans did not disappoint! They are the perfect weight—thick, durable, and feel solid in hand. The shape of the handle made it easy to grip when trying to pour from the pan. The nonstick ceramic coating is absolutely incredible; food slides off easily, and cleaning is a breeze. I’ve never had cookware with a nonstick surface this effective! The lids fit snugly, which is a great feature for locking in heat while cooking. I also love the sleek, tempered glass lids that provide maximum visibility. Plus, the blue color is a beautiful pop of color in my otherwise monotone kitchen—definitely adds a stylish touch. These pots and pans are truly fell built to last. The ceramic coating is incredibly scratch-resistant, and they’re metal utensil safe, so I don’t have to worry about damaging them with my kitchen tools. I’m confident they will hold up for years to come. If you’re looking for high-quality cookware that combines durability, performance, and style, look no further—these are a fantastic choice!

So far so good. They seem amazing. Feel sturdy. We will see over time but I expect good things

Love this cookware works great

I waited a year to review these because I'm a hard sale with cookware and was sure this new ceramic coating would fail. It hasn't. Not even any noticable scuffs. I'm amazed. Keep in mind, I never put the pots or pans in the dishwasher. I want the lovely shade of blue (pics really don't do the blue justice, it's so pretty) that they are to stay the same. Also, this should be common knowledge by now, but don't use metal tools or regular silverware in nonstick pans, plastic or wood only. I know the daft marketing people these days will have you mixing in your pots, using a carving knife in your pans, ect. I'm sure it would be fine, for the 1st year, and then your coating would start peeling and chipping. You can test that if you want to, I'd prefer not to have to replace my cookware anytime soon. I'm sure, like everything else in the past year, prices have doubled. I really enjoy using these pans they are relatively lightweight without feeling cheap. The handle construction is top notch. I don't find that I need to use a pot holder with them often, except on lids that have been on simmering pots for a while. After a year, nothing loose, or jiggly. Cooking with these have been great. It's very convenient to be able to pop a pan in the stove right from the stovetop. Also, everything except the smallest fry pan has a lid that fits. It's been fantastic! Overall the set is a good value and I use all the pieces in it, except the smallest pot, really the only thing that's good for is making gravy. It's to shallow to even boil a single egg, but it sure comes in handy during the holidays.