Don’t miss these sizzling Prime Day deals — save up to 28% on these portable induction cooktops
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There’s a lot of love about induction cooking. Apart from precision they are super responsive, and I was blown away when I tried an induction cooktop for the first time. However, although induction cooking works differently to gas and electric, and you will need a special set of pans, if you know how to use an induction cooktop it won’t take you long to get used to a new way of cooking.
These Prime Day deals on portable induction cooktops are a great way to get started. Plus, they can also provide the extra capacity at Thanksgiving and during other times when you’re hosting large gatherings. What’s more, a portable induction cooktop can be easily stowed away and taken on an outdoor adventure.
Right now you can save up to 28% on the Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop, and $25 on Nuwave’s Gold Precision Induction Cooktop, while Gasland’s Portable Induction Cooktop with 2 burners, has plummeted to $129.
These are the deals that have caught my eye, but the rest of the Tom's Guide team is also on the hunt for the best bargains. You can check out our Amazon Prime Day live blog throughout the two-day sales event for the latest finds.
Portable Induction Cooktop Quick Links
- Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop: was $151 now $109
- Gasland Portable Induction Cooktop: was $169 now $129
- Nuwave Gold Precision Induction Cooktop: was $99 now $74
Portable Induction Cooktop Prime Day Deals
Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop: was $151 now $109 @ Amazon
Save 28% on this lightweight Duxtop single portable induction cooktop. Choose from 20 pre-set power levels, (100-1800W) and 20 pre-set temperatures levels (100-460°F). The touch control digital LCD panel is easy to use and child safe with a locking function and auto pan detection. It includes a pre-set keep warm function, quick boil and a 10-hour timer. And like all induction cooktops, the smooth surface is easy to wipe clean.
Gasland Portable Induction Cooktop with 2 Burner: was $169 now $129 @ Amazon
This portable induction cooktop from Gasland has two burners, providing greater cooking flexibility. It has 10 temperature settings (140-460°F) and 7 power settings (200-1500W), with sensor touch control. It also features a and a child safety lock, a hot surface indicator and an auto switch off. Plus, it has a dual timer to allow both cooktops to be controlled independently. The unit weights 11.83lbs and is suitable for home use or can be taken on camping trips or used in an RV.
Nuwave Gold Precision Induction Cooktop: was $99 now $74 @ Amazon
This Nuwave single induction cooktop has a large 8-inch heating coil with temperatures ranging from 100-575°F. Select from the 6 pre-set temperatures or fine tune your own temperature. It also has 3 wattage settings — 600, 9-00 and 1500W, so it can be used in dorms, RVs and cabins, where power may be lower. The Nuwave Gold's heating surface is heavy-duty shatter-proof ceramic glass, to withstand intense heat without shattering. It also includes an auto shut off safety feature.
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Camilla Sharman has worked in publishing and marketing for over 30 years and has covered a wide range of sectors within the business and consumer industries both as a feature, content, and freelance writer.
As a business journalist, Camilla has researched articles for many different sectors from the jewellery industry to finance and tech, charities, and the arts. Whatever she’s covered, she enjoys delving deep and learning the ins and out of different topics, then conveying her research within engaging content that informs the reader. In her spare time, when she’s not in her kitchen experimenting with a new recipe, you’ll find her keeping fit at the gym. In the pool, stretching at a yoga class, or on a spin bike, exercise is her escape time. She also loves the great outdoors and if she’s not pottering about in her garden, she’ll be jumping on her bike for a gentle cycle ride.