GOTHAM STEEL14 Pc Ceramic Cookware Set Nonstick, Copper Pots and Pans Set Non Stick for Kitchen, Anodized Induction Pots and Pans for Cooking, Non Toxic Cookware Sets, Oven & Dishwasher Safe

Was really surprised at how nonstick they actually are. I've been reluctant to buy these for a long time, believing they would eventually start sticking; they don't. I've had them since Christmas and it's now Memorial Day.

I've been using the Gotham Steel Pro 13-Piece Ceramic Pots and Pans Set for a while now, and I have to say—it’s an amazing set!First off, the sturdiness is impressive. These pots and pans feel solid and well-made, with a durable construction that holds up even with daily use. The ceramic nonstick coating is fantastic—I can cook with little to no oil, and everything slides right off, making cleanup effortless.The aesthetic is sleek and modern, making my kitchen look even better. The stainless steel handles are a nice touch, staying cool while cooking, and the even heat distribution means no hot spots or uneven cooking.They’re also dishwasher safe, which is a huge bonus for easy cleanup. Whether you’re a home cook or someone who loves spending time in the kitchen, this set is well worth it. Highly recommend!

I don't like nonstick pans because they don't last very long before the surface is all "stick," and I never trust the chemicals they might put into your food. But some things are hard to cook on my trusty stainless steel pans without gobs of oil. So I've been looking for semi-trusty nonstick fry pans for years. Most have failed me until I was gifted one of these pans, which cleans up like a dream and almost never requires oil. When I wanted another size of the same pan, I bought 3 different knockoff brands of "copper"-- each lasted for a couple of months before warping and beginning to stick.So I bought this set for my 20yo son's college apartment. He's an inexperienced cook, so I wanted him to have nonstick, and he requested "lids that fit," unlike my menagerie of pans. After 6 months, he says the set still works great. And I was due for an upgrade on several of mine, so I bought another set during a sale. These are even better than the first Gotham pan from years ago. They have heavy bottoms so they sit flat and cook evenly on my glass-top electric stove. The variety of sizes of pots and pans are perfect for my needs, and there's even a deep saucepan. The glass lids fit tightly and are interchangeable from pot to pan, so you don't have to juggle too many lids. And there's no chemical taste or smell like many nonstick pans emit.I haven't had them long, so I can't vouch for the "scratch resistant" aspect. But I did note that the item description says you can use metal utensils, but the paperwork that comes with the set says not to use sharp objects, so I'm afraid to use a metal spoon or spatula.Overall, for the price and versatility alone, these pans are worth owning. But the quality so far surpasses my expectations. If they start giving out in the next few months, I'll update.

Outstanding product but after years of use it was worn out. Too my pleasant surprise the company honored the life time warranty and replaced it free of charge. Outstanding. I proved my purchase by finding the time and date of purchase on my credit card

These are the best set of pots and pans I have ever used! I love this set. The way they evenly distribute heat, and they are very, VERY easy to clean! Absolutely the best! I highly recommend these :)The only thing I would change is to add a lid for the largest skillet. I found out that I actually need one for that pan. I wonder if they sell those too? If so, why wasn't it included?

Initially these were good pots and pans. They look to be high quality and are non-stick, you don't even have to add oil. They look like they were going to be lasting for a very long time. But that's not the case. After about 8 months of using the small 8-in skillet / pan, about 5 days a week to cook an egg everything started sticking. I did nothing out of the ordinary besides cooking egg on the pan. I did not use any caustic chemicals to clean it (in matter of fact I use biodegradable dish soap) or have The heat on very high (I mostly cooking sunny sideups on low heat).When you're looking for a good quality set of pots and pans and you're willing to spend some money I would go with a brand that , at the very least, lives up to or past their warranty (which in this case is 10 years).I did contact them. And yes, They say they have a 10-year warranty. But let me explain what this means. It's simple terms, if something is to happen to one of the pots or pans within the first 10 years of owning it, first you have to find a box to ship it back in and pay for the shipping to their facilities (That will cost you somewhere between 15 and $20) and second send them a $10 check to pay for the shipping back to you.This type of 10-year warranty to me seems to be a scam. It's not like I've had the set for 5 years or even 3 years, I've only had it for 8 months. I have seen other companies That require you to send a check and if the product is deemed to be a manufacturers defect they chop the check up. but That's not the case with Gotham steel.The take away: Gotham steel's pans are not meant to last 10 years; they relying on The fact that nobody's going to spend between 25 and $35 to send and receive 1 new pot or pan. It's that simple.

I love these pots and pans! They cook and clean up excellent. Sturdy and non-stick, they are my new favorite!

Liked the fast delivery and pots and pans set looks to be high quality. I hope they perform as well as they look over time