TOKITPortable Induction Hob Pro 2100W Electric Cooktop Countertop Burner 99 Power Adjustment Timer 20mm Ultra-Thin App-WiFi Smartphone Heating Control Sensor, Black

I have a Tokit Omni Cook which I love so added this induction hob to my collection. Like the Omni Cook, this induction hob feels very well made and made to last.It’s pretty thin and sits solidly on a kitchen work surface. The heated area takes up most of the surface and there is a nice bevel control.You connect the hob to WiFi and a phone app which gives you access to many hob “recipes” - the exact time and temperature to cook a whole host of things.The induction is fast and water boils in a suitable pan in a matter of seconds.It’s great for keeping a dinner party made from the Omni Cook warm while you use the Omni Cook to make another dish.Tokit is my new favourite brand

I use it most days, it's been great. Today I left it on its side and switched it off . I started to smell burning and realised it was the Tokit, I am convinced it's something to do with being on its side despite being off! This could be dangerous

The media could not be loaded. Item arrived very well packaged and with a clear instruction book. Very thin and light appliance with a small footprint on the worktop. Feels well made.Easy to use and simple controls especially to raise and lower temperature.Connects to WiFi and has an app with presets that can be used for different types of cooking.Heats pans and contents really quickly and temperature control works fast too.Cooked a stir fry in a large wok pan with no issuesOverall impressed with this item!

The hob itself seems really nice, well made and I would be happy with it except for the fact that my specific circumstances mean I have limited wattage available and despite the advert saying this would be fine it is not.I am running this hob on an inverter and despite the advert listing the varying power levels and the associated wattages these are not at all true!Any setting below 50 will pulse the high wattage (2000w+) rather than maintaining a constant wattage, my inverter is rated for 1600w and any setting below 50 causes it to cut out because of excessive draw, once i get to setting 50 it seems to stabilise at around 1400w which my inverter can handle but it does mean i'm not able to use the hob for lower temperature cooking.I am mostly annoyed that the advert actually has a graph showing the relative wattages for each power level and this is a lie. If like me you are planning on running this hob on an inverter and making use of the portability beware, you will need a high wattage inverter 2500w-3000w to use this hob on any setting below 50.I am now faced with the choice of returning the hob or dropping a few hundred £££ on a higher wattage inverter (fyi they cost roughly £300) this was not a cheap item to buy so I am not pleased about the possible extra spend i'm going to have to make.**EDIT**Not even 2 months after purchasing and the LCD screen is breaking, it looks like it isn’t lighting up fully any more the numbers and letters look faded towards the edges. Lowered my review to 1 star as there’s simply too much wrong with this job considering the premium price. Unfortunately I am now out of the return window so will just have to live and learn.**EDIT AGAIN**I got a replacement through warranty but now this one is having issues with the cheap flimsy little twist/press controls, this product is infuriating DO NOT BUY IT! I know it’s the slimmest one on the market that I’ve found but honestly for the hassle of this button just get one a couple of mm bigger with better controls that don’t constantly break.Ultimately the design is extremely flawed, I suspect while cooking spillages have worked their way under the button/dial so neither work as they should any more, honestly AVOID THIS COOKER!

Easy to use and connects to my phone, so I can control the programmes, timer and temperature range. Having 99 temperature settings makes for a smoother cooking experience instead of stop/start. The drawback was it dosent have the same firepower on the highest setting and it seemed to fail miserably at this task and seemed to loose its ability mote the longer i used it. So after using it, I felt performance was inadequate! Maybe it developed a fault.

This is such a useful little gadget to have. I love how light and portable it is and would be so convenient for going travelling or to stay somewhere that doesn’t have somewhere you can cook your own food.I love the app that controls it and being able to set the exact temperature is brilliant. I like that you can set a timer for it to switch itself off as well or turn it off from your phone so I can go off and do other things without having to worry about forgetting that I’ve left something on to boil

I bought this portable hob to sear meat outdoors rather than smoke up my flat. I gave the app/hob a test-drive by selecting "fried egg" from the app. The hob chose what it thought is the best temperature to fry an egg and then ten minutes later I had a perfect - and I really do mean perfect - sunny-side up egg. Looking forward to trying other "recipes" on this thing!

Bellissimo designer e di buona qualità, costa però per un unico fornello

Très content de la plaque induction, surtout personne âgée

Bien, mais bruyant, j'ai retiré le ventilateur qui refroidie la plaque (celui qui permet de toucher la plaque avec les mains sans ce bruler) et j'ai laisser celui qui refroidie la bobine et le circuit électrique (le plus important). Ça ma permis de bien réduire le bruit.Plaque utilisé pour la fondue ect... plus pratique que le gaz et le gel.La plaque fonctionne vraiment bien, chauffe vraiment rapidement le plat qui est dessus... Je recommande !

Bien

Wir wollten ein handliches und flaches Induktionskochfeld für Urlaube. Gasherd aufbauen dauert. Im Regen draußen kochen, auch nicht schön. Gesucht wurde ein Induktionsfeld, welches sich am Wechselrichter unseres T4 Busses betreiben lässt, oder an Landstrom auf einem Campingplatz. Der Haken ist bei den meisten Induktionsherden, dass sie unterschiedliche Temperaturen über das Takten der Kochplatte erreichen. Also Vollgas und Aus im Wechsel. Das überlastet bei rund 2000W aber unseren Wechselrichter und zum Teil auch die Absicherung vom Camping Stromanschluss.Nicht so der Xiaomi/Tokit Induktionsherd. Nach Empfehlung aus einem Camper-Video haben wir ihn bestellt. Er ist perfekt flach gebaut mit Touch-Bedienung und Wählrad. Und wenn man ihn auf niedrigste Stufe stellt taktet er nicht, sondern verbraucht konstant nur wenig Strom (rund 160W). Man kann also langsam auf niedrige Temperatur erwärmen (rund 60 Grad).Für Rührei und Braten brauche ich nur die mittlere Stufe. Das wären 1100W, die auch gut über unseren Wechselrichter mit 100Ah LiFePo4 Akku geliefert werden. An der kurzen Dauer für gekochte Eier muss ich noch arbeiten. Auf unserem Ceran Herd in der Küche braucht es 11 Min (6 Min bis zum Kochen des Wassers), aber auf diesem Induktionsherd kocht das Wasser in unter einer Minute! Empfohlen werden Kochtöpfe mit 12,5 cm Durchmesser des Bodens. Unser kleinster Topf mit 10 cm Durchmesser funktioniert. Beim Kochen brummt das Feld etwas und die Lüfter haben eine Lautstärke wie ein Windows Notebook. Lautlos wäre schöner, aber nicht machbar. Alles gut. Nach dem Kochen ist die Herdplatte heiß, aber nicht so dass man sich direkt verbrennt. Versehentliche Berührungen durch Kinder und Tiere werden nicht im Krankenhaus enden. Wie lange er hält kann ich noch nicht sagen. Aber funktioniert so gut, dass er jetzt in unserer Küche steht und den Herd zur Zeit ersetzt. Funktion, Flexibilität, Zeit- und Geld-Ersparnis machen ihn für die rund 100€ zu einem sehr guten Kauf. Ich habe keinen zweiten gefunden der die Temperatur ohne zu Pulsen oder Takten beinahe stufenlos regeln kann. Kann ich empfehlen.