Top 10 Best Burner Cooktops with Sensor Touchs
for December 2023

Valgus' Commercial Stainless Steel Induction Cooktop is just like the name implies, a commercial-grade induction burner meant for use in large commercial kitchens. The cooktop is well-built, with a durable stainless steel surface and a heating element that's protected by a safety shield. The burner has a 12.5-inch-wide surface, which is a bit smaller than the 13.7-inch-wide burner on our top pick, but it's wide enough to cook most dishes. The cooktop is well-designed for ease of use as well, with a large, easy-to-see LCD screen and a push-button control pad. The burner has a 170-degree temperature range, which is a bit lower than our top pick, but the temperature control is precise, and the cooktop's multiple power levels cover a range of cooking needs. The burner has 11 power levels, from 200W to 1750W, which should cover all your cooking needs. The cooktop also has 2-hour timing function and a built-in count-down timer, which makes it easy to know when the cooktop will shut off. The cooktop is moisture resistant, and Valgus offers a 1-year warranty.

The NutriChef PKSTIND48 is a premium induction cooktop, and we found it to be one of the best induction cooktops we've tested. The control panel is uncomplicated, and the power level indicator is conveniently placed near the top of the control panel. The cooktop's control panel has 12 different buttons, and the air-touch sensor detects when your finger is on the panel, so the panel reacts when you touch different buttons. The cooktop has two heating zones, and you can set the temperature for each zone separately. The cooktop is also equipped with a child lock, so you can lock the control panel to protect your children. The cooktop's control panel is angled slightly downward, so it's comfortable to use, and the touchscreen sensors are responsive. The cooktop requires induction cookware, and we tested it with flat cast iron pans, and it works great. The cooktop's digital display shows the temperature for each zone, and you can set a timer for each zone. The cooktop's control panel also has a timer function, so you can set a timer for 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes. The cooktop's control panel is also equipped with an "auto warm" function, so you can set the temperature for 50, 60, 70, or 80 degrees, and the cooktop will keep food warm for up to an hour. The cooktop's digital display also shows the cooking mode, so you can see if the cooktop is cooking in induction, convection, or steam mode. The cooktop's wattage is 1800 watts, and this cooktop cooks very fast. The cooktop's control panel has 12 different cooking modes, and you can set the cook mode for each zone separately. The cooktop's control panel also has 12 different timer functions, so you can set the timer for 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes, or you can set the timer for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 hours. The cooktop also has a "pans ready" indicator, so you can tell when a pan is sufficiently heated, and this cooktop is much quieter than induction cooktops we tested. The NutriChef PKSTIND48 is a powerful induction cooktop, and it's the only induction cooktop we recommend.

The Duxtop Professional Portable Induction Cooktop is a great induction cooktop, and it's our top pick because it's easy to use, cooks fast, and cooks evenly. As we've said before, induction cooktops cook faster than gas stoves and electric ranges, and this cooktop is no exception. The cooktop is easy to clean, and it features a sensor touch control panel, which gives you full control of the cooktop and makes it easy to adjust the power or temperature. The cooktop has a 20-preset power level, 20-preset temperature level, and 20-preset temperature level memory function, which makes it easy to cook your favorite dishes. The cooktop is lightweight, so it's easy to move it as needed, and it's also durable, so it should last for years. This cooktop is on sale now, so it's an excellent value, too.

The GTKZW Electric Double Induction Cooktop is sleek and compact, and its design works very well in small spaces. The control panel is sleek, with an intuitive interface and touch display, and is very easy to use. The touchscreen displays all the important information, such as power level, temperature, cooking time, time left, and cooking time left. The GTKZW induction cooktop has two heating zones, and each zone has independent controls. It can quickly go from a low simmer to high fry, so it's perfect for cooking delicate foods such as eggs and fish. The cooktop has 9 different power levels, ranging from 176W to 464W, so it's very versatile. The cooktop also has a 120-minute timer, so it's perfect for cooking large meals. The cooktop also has a child safety lock, so it's safe for children to use. The cooktop also has a overheat protection function, so it's safe to touch the cooktop at any time. The cooktop has dual heating zones, so it's perfect for cooking two items at the same time. The cooktop is durable, so it's dishwasher-safe.

The iSiLER 1800W induction cooktop is a great option for anyone looking for a countertop induction cooker, and it's inexpensive enough to appeal to budget-conscious shoppers, too. The cooktop surface measures 6.7in (17cm), meaning it will accommodate most frying pans and pots. Our tests showed that the cooktop was capable of heating to over 400F consistently, and it was also responsive to changes in temperature. The cooktop's touch buttons are large and sensitive, so it's easy to operate, and the cooktop is compact and lightweight, so it's ideal for use in small spaces. The cooktop's 18 power levels provide a lot of flexibility, and the large timer makes it easy to tell how much time is left on a cooking cycle and how long food has been simmering. The cooktop's safety lock and rounded edges make it easy to protect children and pets, and the cooktop is easy to clean.

The Duxtop induction cooktop is an excellent product for those who want a fast, efficient way to heat food. It's easy to use and is easy to clean, and it heats food quickly. Its energy efficiency is comparable to that of electric stoves, so it's well worth the investment. The 5.3-pound cooktop is portable, so it's easy to cook anywhere. It heats up quickly, so there's no waiting for the kitchen to heat up. The cooktop has 20 power levels and 20 temperature settings. It can accommodate larger pots and pans and comes with a 1.2-quart saucepan and 1.5-quart skillet. Its induction cooktop is also compatible with induction-ready cookware, so you can use your existing pots and pans, and it's compatible with all Duxtop induction cookware. It's also compatible with most cookware, but you may need to use cookware with a magnetic bottom, such as cast iron, for induction. The cooktop is ETL-certified, so it's safe to use.

The VIVOHOME 120V 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop is a good choice for anyone looking for an induction cooktop that is portable, budget-friendly, and easy to use. It's simple to set up, and it comes with 8 preset buttons so you can cook a variety of dishes, including soups, sauces, and milk-based dishes. The cooktop is compact, so it's easy to store, and it's lightweight enough to carry. The cooktop surface measures 7.1" in diameter, which is larger than our previous pick and good for cooking larger pots. The cooktop's controls are simple and intuitive, and you can set the temperature, power, and timer for each function. The cooktop has an automatic shut-off feature, so it won't overheat, and it has an overheat and over-current protection feature. The cooktop's control panel is backlit, so it's easy to read, and it has an LCD display that shows the current power level, cooking temperature, timer, and function. The cooktop is able to handle temperatures up to 460F, so it can handle some dishes that our previous top pick couldn't. The cooktop has a 180-Min countdown timer, so you can easily set the timer for when your meal will be ready. The cooktop has 10-digit touch pad buttons, so you can set the cooking time and temperature quickly. The cooktop has a 1-year warranty.

TheSunmaki Portable Induction Cooktop is a good choice for families who cook often, or have small children. It offers fast heating, and is more powerful than other induction cooktops we tested. It has easy controls, and is a quieter, safer alternative to gas stovetops. This induction cooktop has 10 different power levels, from 200 to 1800 watts, and 10 different temperature levels, from 140 to 464 degrees Fahrenheit. The wattage and temperature levels are indicated by blue numbers on an LCD touch screen. The cooktop was easy to set up, and the instructions were clear. The cooktop heats up quickly, and is quiet. The cooktop has a safety lock and an automatic safety shutdown system, which turns off the cooktop if it gets too hot, and keeps the cooktop from getting too hot. The cooktop has 2 burners, and is easy to clean. The cooktop comes with 2 pots and 1 pot lid, and a stirrer. The cooktop comes with 2 induction cooktop plates, and is compatible with all induction cooktop plates. The cooktop comes with a 2-year warranty.

The Duxtop Induction Cooktop 9610LS BT-200DZ is an affordable, easy-to-use, and portable induction cooktop. The 1800-watt cooktop has 5 power levels, so you can cook a wide range of foods, from soups to stews, and even homemade pasta. The cooktop heats up quickly, and the built-in digital timer means you don't need to use a timing device. The cooktop's temperature settings range from 100 F to 460 F, so you can easily simmer, boil, or sear your food. The cooktop is also safe, as it automatically shuts down after 60 seconds if no cookware is detected, and the cooktop's diagnostic error message system and low-voltage warning system mean you'll always know if something goes wrong. The cooktop is also easy to clean, and dishwasher safe. The only caveat is that the cooktop requires induction compatible cookware.

The Duxtop T210C1 is a sleek, compact induction cooktop that can easily fit on a countertop, and it's relatively affordable, too. It has 15 preset power levels (200W to 1800W) and 15 preset temperature settings (140F to 460F), so you can easily control the heat. It automatically shuts off after 60 seconds if no cookware is detected or the incorrect cookware is detected, so it's fairly safe. It cooks quickly and is energy efficient, and it heats up quickly, too. It has an 83% energy efficiency rating, so it heats faster than traditional gas or electric stoves, and it uses 30% less energy than gas or electric stoves. It cooks faster than gas or electric stoves, too, and it's more efficient than traditional electric stoves, too. It's a relatively silent cooktop, and it's easy to clean, too. The cooktop is 12.7 inches tall,