I tested it
Portable · RV and camping
Duxtop 8600BI
A good choice for a tiny kitchen remodel or ADU where you want one flush burner on a regular outlet. Keep the vents below the cutout open.
My verdict
My verdict: Buy it if you want a single burner set into a small counter that still uses a regular plug. Skip it if you want many settings.
My test results
1 quart boiled in 4 minutes and 50 seconds.
| Most it pulled | 1,780 watts |
|---|---|
| Boils 1 quart in | 4 min 50 sec |
| Battery per quart | about 13 amp-hours |
Quick facts
Power: 1,800 watts; 15 power levels (200–1,800 watts) · Temperature: 15 levels, 140–460°F · Installation: Built-in or countertop · Size: 14.65 × 11.89 × 3.15 inches; 6.8 pounds
Pros and cons
What I liked
- It drops into a counter and still uses a regular plug.
What I didn't like
- It has only 15 levels.
- Some pans whine on it.
My notes
A good choice for a tiny kitchen remodel or ADU where you want one flush burner on a regular outlet. Keep the vents below the cutout open.
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