• The Max Burton Induction Cooktop is new and improved with functions that offer better cooking
• Design elements include a sleek black outer surface and black cooktop. Spills won’t burn on it’s
• Economical-Costs less to operate than gas or electric ranges
• Accurate-Individually controled levels for greater cooking control
• Clean-Smooth cooking surface is easy to clean, and spills won’t burn

Reviewed By: Aaron Wolf (Ann Arbor, MI United States)


Great value, cooks well, interface could be better, beeps too loud


Induction cooking is fantastic, far superior to traditional electric and more efficient and practical than gas. The Burton Induction Cooktop is the cheapest and best value unit to get into induction cooking. The Burton Induction Athena 6000 is powerful. Other similar portable units are 1200 or 1300 watts usually, and this is 1800. It boils water noticeably faster than our other portable unit. Unfortunately, every push of a button emits a very loud beep, which really isn’t necessary. And when the timer goes off it just beeps once instead of more noticeably (of course it stops cooking as well, so it isn’t a real problem, but just not ideal). The interface is a little less straightforward than our other unit also. But this is the most powerful and the cheapest portable induction unit, and it works great. We’ve had no problems so far.


- Aaron

Reviewed By: D. Pralle


I bought the Burton Induction Cooktop in order to determine if I wanted to go with a full size induction range/cooktop for my kitchen remodel. As expected, I needed to purchase a couple of new pots/pans, but once I tried it out, I was impressed with the speed and efficiency of this cooktop.


It will boil a liter of cold water in less than five minutes and the temperature setting was very handy when using the cooktop for deep frying. Setting the cooktop to 360F yielded a very consistent temperature and didn’t require frequent power changes when adding or removing food from the oil.


Cleanup was also a snap.


The cooktop also has an alarm which tells you if a pot/pan is not induction compatible. The same alarm sounds if you’ve removed a pot/pan from the burner.


Overall, I am very pleased with the performance of this cooktop. I’ve decided to stick with gas for my primary cooking surface, but I think I will use this cooktop frequently as an extra burner when cooking for a group and as a warming tray for parties.


…and you can’t beat the price.


- Derek

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