BGI301GB

I've tried a lot. Like A LOT of hot plates. As someone living without a kitchen and loves to cook, it has been a STRUGGLE. Now originally, I took everyone's advice online. "You should use an induction cooktop!" but no. Absolutely not. I've tried two different models of induction, and all of them suck. They're loud, small coil diameter, and don't heat up your pan evenly. Plus, you can't really toss foods in the pan since they auto turn off. Induction rant aside, this is pretty much one of the best options that you have for a single burner IMO. It has enough power to be able to boil water/pasta in an acceptable amount of time (with the lid on it was like 5 minutes for me). It's also pretty easy to clean, and the base of the hotplate stays cool while in use (I do recommend using a cutting board/mat underneath it though). Truthfully, I'm not too big of a fan of the super sleek full glass design. It looks nice, yes, but your pan absolutely slips and slides, so I'd use handled pots whenever using this cooktop. The very top layer of glass has also started to chip I think? Not really chip, but rub away. It's either that, or burn scars like any infrared cooktop. Regardless. Price-to-effectiveness ratio, this is literally one of the best options on the market. I haven't tried the double burner option, only the 1200W, but I think it's worth it. Ngl, temperature control is a bit iffy though. Not exactly fine tuned.

Honestly... just straight up terrible. I hate that I spent hours reading reviews looking for different hot plates, and finally deciding on one, and this being the one I chose. All these cheap ceramic burners will shatter, this one shattered after a month. Then I returned it, and the replacement just shattered again after only a month. The heat level is fine, it works great otherwise, it just shatters over and over. I owned a single burner coil from OVENTE as well and the coils died in 2 months. The brand is pretty awful. The reality is, if you need something reliable, go induction if you can. Pick up some induction ready pots and pans second hand and it'll be an infinitely better experience than buying these over and over. Waste of money.

Exactly what is needed for college dormitory. Small. Highly recommend this product. A must have for students. Well made and heated up quickly.

Great item!!! Just be very careful when you turn the nob because boy does it heat up fast you have to adjust frequently to get the right temperature to cook your food because you get what your paying for strong power the wattage is high and please don't burn yourself. I love it because it's small and compact

Purchased April 28, started using it here and there and it’s June 2nd and not working. I didn’t purchase something to not work. Not worth wasting your money, isn’t durable, temp control stinks and the only good thing was appearance but now it appears to be garbage.

This is a small burner it worked well to heat up food. Trying to boil water for noodles and cook them was painfully slow. Work better than nothing but I would pay more for a better quality one.

When my cooktop conked out I decided that I didn't need to replace it and bought a 2 burner cooktop, set a large wooden tray on the disabled stovetop....and then discovered that I really only used one of the burners. So I bought an Ovente Ceramic Single burner Hot Plate; it's nicer looking and easier to clean...a quick wipe does it! My Ovente Kettle sits right next to it and I have plenty of surface to work on.

VERY DISAPPOINTING. The OVENTE Infrared Ceramic Single Burner, 1200W Hot Plate looked good, but thats where it ended. Temperature control was either full or guess what it will be this time. Heat output was lacking if you wanted to boil water. Quality? It stopped work right after the return date passed. The one upside: very easy to clean. Thats worth one star.