Product photo of the NuWave Precision 10.25 inches, shown on its own without cookware.

I tested it

Portable · Precision

NuWave Precision 10.25 inches

At 4 pounds it's easy to lift down from a high shelf. Owners describe it as compact and precise, a little noisier than expected.

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My verdict

My verdict: Buy it if light weight matters most, for a dorm or travel. Skip it if you cook big batches.

My test results

1 quart boiled in 5 minutes and 55 seconds.

Steps5°F
Oil swing at 350°Fabout 16°F
Water swing at 140°FNo probe

Quick facts

Power: 1,400 watts · Temperature: 100–500°F in 5°F steps · Size: 10.3 × 11.8 × 2.3 inches; 4 pounds · Glass: Shatter-proof ceramic glass

Pros and cons

What I liked

  • It's very light.
  • It sets temperatures in 5-degree steps.

What I didn't like

  • At 1,400 watts, it's slower.
  • It works best with small pans.

My notes

At 4 pounds it’s easy to lift down from a high shelf. Owners describe it as compact and precise, a little noisier than expected. It cooked pasta for two without trouble, just more slowly than the 1,800 watts picks.

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