FGY 10 Pieces Nonstick Pots and Pans Copper Cookware Set with Induction Bottom, Perfect for Fry, Grill, Roast, Steam, Sauce, Stews, Pasta - Dishwasher Safe (Copper)

These pots are exactly what I was looking for. If you have never cooked with copper pots, you are missing out. They are perfectly non-stick - easy clean. The set is thoughtfully configured with enough lids for once. Great find!

These pans are amazing. I had a copper frying pan already and like it so I purchased a set. These were way better than what pan I had. Very high quality. No stick, heavy duty. I'm so glad I purchased

What a wonderful set of pots and pans! I thought my stove top was failing. Come to find out I just needed these! I can boil, fry, saute again without waiting forever for things to heat up. There is no sticking! I did buy a set of silicone utensils to use so nothing would get scratched but these are great!

I didn't realize how bad my old cookware was until I decided to upgrade to these. The cleaning is a huge plus I didn't think would even matter.

We love all aspects of this cookware. It's durable, scratch and heat resistant. We enjoy continuous use of our cookware.

Very easy to clean. Good size pots and pans. Lids fit perfectly. I use them all the time. Will be buying more from them.

Not well-balanced at all. Some of them have handles that are heavier than the pots and skillets so they don't sit on the stove burner unless there is food within them to weigh them down. I haven't had them long enough to thoroughly test but their imbalance is the first thing I noticed. I think they would be great pots if it weren't for the excessively heavy handles.

I've only just started using these pots and pans, so I can't speak to their durability, but I love the nonstick coating and how quickly they heat up. The major challenge is the small size. The big pot is decent - I can imagine cooking spaghetti or soup in it, but the other pans are a bit on the small size, and the frying pans are tiny. Perhaps the smallest frying pan could fit a single egg, but nothing more. The largest frying pan definitely isn't going to work for stir-frys like I had hoped - it can maybe fit a few pieces of chicken or some vegetables, but not a whole meal like I had envisioned. I'm guessing it could hold two pieces of bread next to each other, but it's nowhere near the size I would consider a standard, family-size frying pan. I'd say it's a decent-size set for someone cooking just for 1-2 people, except I'm living alone and still want to make meals large enough to have leftovers. So overall, just be aware that these pots and pans are much smaller than they seem, and make sure you check the dimensions and capacities against your existing pans before you buy.