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Re:Mechanical Induction Cooker by euroderf on Saturday October 29, 2022 @01:42PM (#33386268)
This is so American - to provide (dangerously) high power (great for marketing materials!) and then put it behind a crap interface that gets your kid burned by boiling sauce or spattering oil or whatever. RISKS of inappropriately complex and unresponsive control interfaces.
Re:Mechanical Induction Cooker by jeffalyanak on Saturday October 29, 2022 @02:52PM (#33386904)
I'm in Europe and the induction cooktops are the same here. There are a few models with actual dials/knobs, but they're (almost?) universally very expensive models.
Re:Mechanical Induction Cooker by brnt on Saturday October 29, 2022 @08:25PM (#33389442)
A friend used to have one with a sort of slider; it was still though a digital touch interface but had enough steps to make it feel continuous. Never wrote down what it was, and never saw one since.

I myselr used to have one that would go in 200W steps, that was also pretty great. Also never saw that on another model.