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We've owned the Fusiontec Mineral Pro cookware for a week now and are very happy with it so far. The build quality and design are fantastic. The set includes four pots: a large one for stews or pasta, a medium one for smaller quantities, and two 16 cm pots for rice or sauces. All the pots have the same new material on the surface, which looks somewhat like enamel and has proven to be very scratch-resistant and retains heat well. The handles are hollow and don't get hot. The set also includes lids for each size. Cooking with them is a pleasure, and the results speak for themselves!

was really impressed when I unpacked them and used them for the first time on my induction cooktop. The surfaces are high-quality and the color looks elegant, both inside and out. This creates beautifully smooth surfaces that are easy to wipe clean. Unfortunately, the underside is also quite slippery. In direct comparison, I can stir a full pot of my old pots without holding them, which isn't possible with the Fusiontec pots – they slide right off the cooktop, even when they're full of sauce. Speaking of cooking, these pots are unfortunately quite loud when the induction cooktop is on high. There's a noticeable difference between these and my other pots – they're almost too noisy for my taste. However, the performance is excellent. The pots heat up really quickly and evenly, and even if you turn off the cooktop and come back later, they're still nice and warm. I especially like the glass lids; they seal very well and the glass allows you to peek inside – how convenient is that?! I've cooked quite a few things now, using wooden stirrers and metal utensils, and even the scouring pad hasn't left any marks on the pot. It really seems to be a durable and resistant surface coating. So, visually and in terms of feel, they're really great pieces; it's a shame they're so loud.

cook almost every day and have used several cookware sets, but with this set, you quickly realize it's in a different league in terms of quality. What immediately surprised me was the even heat distribution. You really notice the difference, especially with sauces or dishes that simmer for a while. With my old pots, things often burned on the bottom, but not at all with these. The craftsmanship also seems very well thought out. The pots feel sturdy without being unwieldy. The handles are comfortable to hold, and the lids fit perfectly. I also really like the look of the set because it has a modern feel while being simple enough that it won't look outdated after a short time. I especially appreciate how well the heat is retained. I often turn the stove down earlier now than I used to. Even after several uses, the pots still look very clean and are surprisingly easy to clean. Overall, I simply feel like I've bought something high-quality that will last me for many years. In my opinion, it's definitely worth it for someone who cooks regularly.

The pots look really high-quality. I especially like the design; it fits perfectly in my kitchen. The lids fit the pots very well and don't wobble much. The glass part lets you see exactly what's happening inside. Technically, I appreciate how quickly they heat up. We use an induction cooktop, and the pasta water boils noticeably faster. The food also stays warm in the pot for a really long time. What's surprisingly cool, however, are the handles. They're actually comfortable to hold, even without a towel, making it easy to drain pasta water, for example. Cleaning is also really easy, just like with a non-stick frying pan. You can get them clean again without much scrubbing. Overall, these are truly high-quality and excellent pots!

The pots are of very high quality and relatively heavy, but this doesn't make them difficult to handle. They heat up very quickly on our gas stove, and the handles are always comfortable to touch and use. Thanks to their sturdy construction, the pots don't slip on the stovetop and remain stable. The lids are very well made and seal tightly. The handles are screwed on (unfortunately, the pots themselves are only riveted). I'm thrilled with these pots and will be expanding the set with more pots and pans. Highly recommended.

Every kitchen, regardless of size, should have a certain basic set of items. Besides pans, cutlery, dishes, and glasses, a certain number of pots and pans are essential. This is precisely where the manufacturer WMF aims to offer its 7-piece "Fusiontec Mineral Pro" cookware set, which, with its four pots, not only boasts high quality but also brings a fresh and vibrant visual appeal to the kitchen. Upon opening the box, one is surprised by the solid and heavy feel of the pots. Somehow, I hadn't imagined them to be quite so heavy. This is due to the 20 natural stone minerals, which create a hard and scratch-resistant surface that perfectly retains heat and ensures a more intense flavor, but also contribute to the weight. Nevertheless, the practical handles make them easy to grip and thus easy to place on and remove from the stovetop. Thanks to the hollow handle design, the handles thankfully don't get as hot as those of other competing cookware. Whether induction, gas, ceramic, or electric stovetops, the pots work flawlessly on all of them. Since we use an induction cooktop, I can only comment on this type of cooking surface. Furthermore, WMF offers an impressive 30-year guarantee on the pots. The cooking performance of the pots is convincing. Very fast heating phase and a scratch-resistant interior. The actual cooking performance is also impressive; the heat is distributed evenly, and bringing sauces to a boil, for example, is very quick. Surprisingly, meat can also be prepared well and with great flavor. Despite a fairly large induction cooktop, the lid and pot handles don't get hot. While all the parts do get warm, even after extended cooking sessions, the handles have never become too hot to touch. The pot set impresses me both visually and in terms of performance. I give it 4.5 stars and highly recommend it.

The pots were delivered quickly and securely. Upon unpacking them, I immediately noticed their robust, high-quality, and heavy feel. Visually, the red pots are, in my opinion, modern and elegant. However, upon closer inspection, I discovered that the large pot had a chip or damage to its surface (see picture). This is a significant point of criticism, and I'm disappointed, especially with a high-priced pot set. I expect flawless workmanship and stricter quality control. For me personally, the workmanship in this area doesn't quite match the price. What impressed me, however, is the cooking performance on the induction cooktop. Even at low temperatures, water or food heats up and boils very quickly. The heat conduction is truly excellent and efficient. Be careful at higher temperatures, though, as food can burn. The capacity is also a big plus. At first glance, the pots don't appear exceptionally large, but they offer a surprisingly generous amount of space and are therefore very suitable for families. A major advantage is the handles; they only get slightly warm during cooking and not uncomfortably hot, so you can handle them without oven mitts. Of course, you should be careful with the glass lids, as they get significantly hotter. Overall, the cookware set impresses with its excellent heat conductivity, robust construction, and elegant design. However, in my opinion, there is still room for improvement in quality control.

The moment I unpacked them, I noticed the high quality. Admittedly, I'd never owned pots this expensive before. My expectations were correspondingly high, and I can say right now: they were exceeded. I should mention that I enjoy cooking a lot and therefore place great value on quality. These pots feel good in the hand, and the handles don't get hot at all during cooking. Compared to my previous pots (also from a well-known brand), they feel more substantial and somehow sturdier, although my old pots were also quite heavy. They are rather heavy, which I personally find to be an advantage. The lids fit perfectly, nothing wobbles, and they heat up in no time. I put the water on for pasta, and it boiled incredibly quickly. I also made Bolognese sauce and was amazed that 1.6 kg of ground beef actually browned. With my old pots, it just kind of simmered, and I always thought it was the stovetop. The lids are made of glass, which I find very practical, as you can always see what's happening in the pot. Cleaning is a breeze; so far, nothing has burned on me, but given how smooth the inside of the pots is, even that shouldn't be a problem. All in all, I can say that I'm very impressed by the significant difference you can see in pots. They aren't exactly cheap, but they are definitely worth the money, and I have the impression that they will last a long time.

The WMF Fusiontec Mineral Pro cookware set has truly impressed us in everyday use. We cook on an induction hob and were immediately amazed at how quickly the pots heat up and then retain the heat for so long. This results in very even cooking and energy efficiency. The workmanship also appears extremely high-quality and robust. The surface seems very durable, and we really like the modern look. The pots simply look elegant and fit perfectly into a contemporary kitchen. We were particularly pleasantly surprised that the handles, including the lid handles, remain comfortably cool during cooking. My only minor complaint is that the larger pots are quite heavy, especially when pouring. Overall, however, we are truly delighted with the quality, performance, and design.

Good pots for everyday use. Positive: - Good pot sizes - Sturdy construction - Sturdy glass lids - Handles don't get hot even during extended cooking - Scratch-resistant, even when using harder or sharp items in the pot - Dishwasher safe - Suitable for gas, induction, and ceramic hobs - Fashionable colors and visually appealing - Heats up quickly and food stays warm for a long time. Negative: None.