ConcordCookware 7-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set, includes Pots and Pans

Love these!, attractive and very functional and a reasonable price for the quality

Good quality

I needed decent quality and affordable cookware when I moved into my new apartment, and these definitely fit the bill. If you have a large family, I would say these are too small. However, for a single person (or a couple), they are a great size - large enough to have leftovers for an additional meal or two, but not so large that they're going to stay unused just crowding your kitchen.I have a small stove top with four burners, and I could fit all four of them at the same time comfortably. The heat distribution seems decent as well. The only thing of note is that, even though they're not flimsy, they're not particularly thick on the bottom either.The packaging was great, and not at all heavy. I used the large pot in the oven with no issues.I didn't give a full 5 stars for two reasons: I just started using them so I don't know about their durability yet; the handles on all lids get pretty hot as well as the side handles for the largest pot.

The products' quality is definitely over my expectation. Considering the price, this is one of the most cost-effective cookset I have ever purchased. The size is great for cooking for either a couple or a person living by himsef/herself. Sleek design, expert craftmenship over relatively high quality material. (There is a alluminum layer in the middle of stainless steel covering layers)

The handles on the lids are quite small and are hard to handle. They tend to get quite hot as well. The pots themselves are decent, I do wish the skillet was a little wider.

These are the best to cook with just remember to add your oil after it preheats and hot and soak with hot water and it will clean up easily.

I purchased these 5 years ago, and they’re still basically brand new!

I wish I had the positive experience most of these reviewers had. I am not an amateur chef. I have basic skills that mostly extend to boiling water for spaghetti and hard boiled eggs. This is not hyperbole. After the first time boiling water and cooking spaghetti, there was this strange film on the inside of the pot. I scrubbed it and put it in the dishwasher at the highest setting. The film was still mostly there. I cooked another pot of spaghetti and now there were rust burn marks all over the bottom of the pot. I tried heating up some food with the skillet and some stew with the smaller pot. I used all three of these a total of ten times in the past 5 months. Again, only 10 (ten) times. Probably 4 for the big pot, 3 for the skillet, 2 for the small pot. Now they all have that film, they all have rust burn marks. I messaged Concord asking for a replacement because in 25 years of owning not even decent quality pots and pans, I had never experienced this kind of deterioration or poor quality. They advised me to buy the Bartenders Best friend to clean them myself. This is far and away the worst customer service I've ever gotten. There is supposed to be a long warranty but honestly at this point, I don't think I would even want another set of these. These hardly used at all pots should not be in this state. I get they are not expensive. I've purchased pots and pans at Dollar stores and that never had any of these things develop. I'll never buy anything from this company again.