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Max Burton 6200 Deluxe 1800-Watt Induction Cooktop Review: Cooking should be fun and easy. It is one of the many activities you can do at home to bond with your kids and have them develop a love for cooking as well. But with gas-operated stovetops, it can be dangerous for children to go anywhere near such a stove. Flames can go really high if the handles were accidentally twisted too much and may cause your precious little one some damages. Good thing electric stovetops were invented to eliminate the threats of flame while cooking the same perfection. Also, most electric stovetops doesn’t conduct heat on other parts of the stove aside from the area where the pan has to be placed so you can touch other areas of the stove without getting burned. The Max Burton 6200 is another one of the many electric stovetops sold in the market today. What sets this apart though is the high power cooking of this stovetop needing 1800-watts for conduction cooking. And has 7 power levels to choose from depending on what you are cooking. It has a digital display large enough to be accurately seen and push-button controls. Ao, you don’t have to worry about twisting handles as in a gas-operated stove. It also has a 170-minute timer depending on how long you would be cooking your dish. One of the greatest addition to the Max Burton 6200 is the overheat sensor. So you are aware of your meal is going to be overcooked already. Or if you have set the temperature way too high. With the Max Burton 6200, you never have to risk using a gas-operated stove again. As all you need is a power outlet and everything will start cooking.

Max Burton 6200 Deluxe 1800-Watt Induction Cooktop

1800-watt high-quality induction cooktop provides 10 power levels
10 temperature settings; overheat sensor; in-line fuse
Push-button controls and digital display; 180-minute timer with auto shut-off
For use with induction-compatible cookware; unsuitable-cookware detector
Measures 13-2/7″ x 12-1/2″ x 2-3/5″

Customers gladly posted happy reviews about this product as this product did not disappoint them and even exceeded some of their expectations. One reviewer even said that in a 220-volts outlet everything will cook much faster. So, this stovetop is safe to plug-in to any outlet you have. Also, the controls are superb – timer, temperature, and power level as it allows you to control how you want your food to be cooked. The timer and overheat sensor were among the highlights of this stovetop as it enables people to free themselves from worrying too much if their food will start overcooking and burning. All you have to do is set the controls and leave it to a time you know your food will be cooked and this unit will automatically shut off after such time.

Although, there were a few things that people would like to be modified in this model to make cooking more pleasurable for everyone. Some people think the stovetop isn’t large enough to handle large skillets and frying pans to cook for large gatherings. Another customer complains about how the power button constantly flashes when turning the unit off and it is very annoying. One customer also suggests an 8″ iron skillet be used instead of any other cooking pan as aside from it perfectly fits the stovetop. It eliminates the squeal other pans give when in use with the Max Burton 6200.

Overall, people were happy with the Max Burton 6200. You never have to worry about large flames when cooking anymore that can cause damages as with the Max Burton 6200 all you have to do is a plug, set the controls, and start cooking.

Russell Wilson

The writer of this article Russell Wilson is a home appliance blogger who is keen on making sure that his friends are always aware of the latest trends and what to use in their home and kitchen.