HENCKELS Clad Impulse 10-pc 3-Ply Stainless Steel Pots and Pans Set, Cookware Set, Fry Pan, Saucepan with Lid, Saute Pan with Lid, Dutch Oven with Lid, Stay-Cool Handles, Induction Stove Compatible

Bought these Henkel Clad H3 10 PC ceramic nonstick pans just before Christmas 2024. I wanted something reliable, easy to clean, toxin free; as well as pans that did not scratch and score easily. I had the Henkel non stick fry pan set, but with the other people in my home who cook, they did not last and the nonstick was scratched and scored quickly. The ceramic pans are going strong several months into it, and with a variety of individuals cooking with them.I will say my son who came with his family for Christmas nearly killed me with his love of high heat and the use of a cooking spray on the fry pan. I was able to get the tar off the pan without scratching it but had to use some bar keepers friend and a steel wool pad very gently. I suppose if I looked closely there are small scratches, but nothing that has impacted the pan long term. The discussion of low and slow heat was had again, and I hid my stainless steel fry pans.What I really appreciate about the pans are the lids with the vents, and strainers. I also appreciate that the sauce pans have a pour spout built in. So handy and so much easier in terms of transfer, clean up and serving. I also appreciate that these clean up well. Currently we have a ceramic glass top stove, which we hate, and at some point when we get the time we will be popping the gas cook top in. My daughter has gas at her home and ceramic cookware and she likes the outcome. I prefer gas to electric, I cannot compare to induction cooking, but if I ever have to go that way, I am covered.The clean up on the pans is simple, mostly a scrub daddy sponge or washcloth and the mess is done. I do store them with a cloth in between them and the bottom of another pot/pan if they are stacked. This prevents damage to the surface. I use bar keepers friend to keep the stainless steel bottoms clean and brand new looking.The one complaint I do have is the sizing of the pans is not quite right for the current period of life, or when we have the whole family over. I do have other choices, and preserved a pan or two from my last set just because they were the right size. (Think soup and stews).Over all the pan set is a great deal and seems to be holding up well. There is going to be a slight learning curve to use the proper heat settings for food, and a bit of oil in some cases. Good old olive oil is enough. We have had the pans now for three months and we have very few complaints, no scratches, and they look new. I would recommend, and I would purchase again, but I am really hoping these things last a good long time and we get well into our retirement before any consideration of replacement occurs. That is years off so wish us luck. Our last cookware set did not hold up well and within three months we were regretting the decision. We did love the Henkel non-stick fry pans until the kids, and their hasty cooking skills and lack of attention to utensils scored the pans. (who cuts a steak in the pan? a 16 year old learning to cook). So far he has enjoyed the quick heat up of the pan and just how non-stick they are as the egg does not stick. Of course he has been taught to low and slow with the heat and to use those fancy wooden utensils, or those silicone ones. No knives allowed!

I absolutely love these. I've had mine now over a year. Nothing has stuck in any of them, not even scrambled eggs. I have even after this long finally got brave enough to use metal utensils like they advertised, and it doesn't hurt them, of course I'm still careful. The durability is above any cookware I've used. The sizes are great. They are functional and fun to cook with.

I could not be happier with these. Professional quality, heavy, nice handle shape for grip, super non-stick, cleanup is a breeze. Best cookware I've ever had. Highest recommendation.

Great cooking ware for regular cooking needs & available for stove top & oven use. Large skillet pan is heavy so awkward for some skillet technique cooking skills. But, handles stay cool when cooking on stove. Trick for nonstick cooking: allow pan to heat significantly before placing oil in pan. This acts wonderfully as nonstick cooking skills with quality stainless steel cookware. Still have use a lot of elbow grease to clean, so cleaning not easy for me.

These pans are an amazing value. The non stick surface is great and cleans so easily. I have used these quite extensively and they still look great !

We ordered these to use with a new induction stove. They work great, no buzzing sound, good heat distribution and a nice variety of pan sizes. the package information said they didn't need to be seasoned prior to use and we haven't had any unusual sticking issues. My husband often puts them in the dishwasher and they still look like new.

Update: after a couple months use I'm loving this cookware. You can spend more, but why would you. There is a learning curve. Once you've mastered the art of stainless cookware life will become meaningful. Colors will be more colorful, music will glow through you like ... I digress, suffice to say you will be happy with this cookware once you've mastered the artAfter extensive reading of reviews, I combine that information and compared that against my finances and my needs and came up with. This is the best stainless steel cookware for the price available. I'm not entirely convinced there's any better cookware that could be purchased. There's one caveat to that. This cookware is on the heavy side. Okay, if that's an issue, this would not be the right set for you. I appreciate the weight as these pots have great heat retention cooking on inductive range.

these are the stickiest stainless pans I’ve ever used with any kind of cooking oil. Bought these thinking they would last a very long time and the handles are already loose on half of them in less time than a low quality nonstick set would last. Don’t buy these thinking they are quality set that will last. They get two stars instead of one because they heat well.