Ecolution Titanium Ceramic Easy Clean Endure Nonstick Silicone Stay Cool Handle, 8-Inch Fry Pan, Copper

Perfect cookware, good quality, light, sturdy, scratch resistant, even heat distribution, beautiful, and not too expensive

The best pots and pans I have ever had. Don't know why I waited so long to purchase them. OMG the ease of cleaning is great. Would recommend to all.

My husband wipes on a bit of oil and fries an egg. It slides out and is easy to clean. Just wipe with a paper towel and wash in soapy water; no scrubbing.

This Ecolution Endure ceramic pan (with a copper color) is the best ceramic nonstick pan I have bought so far, and I have bought many brands in the past 40+ years of cooking. I own 2 of these pans (of 2 different sizes), and after using them for 7+ months several times a week, there is NOT a single crack, scratch, dent, warp, bend, or visible wear or damage. There are very easy to clean, and I am very careful to only clean them by hand and with only soap and water and a sponge. I typically use 2 different types of spatulas when cooking: a stiff plastic spatula and a stiff silicon spatula. I also only use pure OIL or BUTTER on these pans; never do I use a silicon spray on these pans. I followed the manufacturer's instructions to clean and "prep" these pans (with oil).

Nice small pan for cooking eggs or browning small batches of things.

This is an excellent non-stick pan for the price. First, it is free of the nasty chemicals that infect many non-stick pans and technologies (instead using a ceramic-based non-stick surface). Second, it actually is non-stick (not always true for pans advertised as such).Third, the pan itself is well made in terms of the cooking surface, the base (heat conduction), and the handle--nothing is loose or chintzy. Fourth, it cleans up with little effort--generally only need water and a paper towel to dry it. Finally, and I have yet to try this, it is oven safe up to 375 F. While this is a tad lower than for some others (e.g., those with the unwanted chemicals in them), it is fine for keeping things warm and even for finishing the top of a frittata. I bought the 8-inch diameter pan, which is perfect for cooking for two, but I would like to have a 10-inch and perhaps even a 6-inch diameter pan of the same design to serve other cooking needs (larger and smaller quantities, respectively).

I tried the Gotham Steel Pro pans from Costco (induction base), then bought a full set thinking the entire Pro line was induction capable. It isn't. After looking at other sets, this set looked interesting. After receiving it, I'm thrilled! It's heavy-duty (the pans won't bend in shipping or deform from rough use), induction capable (no idea why someone else had a problem with that), VERY non-stick (keep them in the recommended temperature range to get a good life from them), and look GOOD in that "copper" color.This is my second ceramic-coated induction cookware set. I probably damaged the ceramic on my first set by running the temperature too high (wish I had done some research on ceramic coatings first). Luckily, they weren't expensive, so they were a "starter" set. After using this Ecolution set multiple times the first weekend, I have high hopes for the life of this set. I just wish they offered a "chef's pan"/saute pan with lid. I may have to purchase the 11" fry-pan as a make-do and hope to find a lid that fits.I recommend this set to anyone who is looking for a good-quality cookware set. Just keep the temperature within the recommended range and you should be fine.2022: I see there is now a 12.5" diameter, 2" deep fry pan with lid. That plus the 11" griddle are my next purchases.

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