Woks Well for the Cost
920448
The DE Selfie Stick is an interesting gadget to have for when you want to take pictures of yourself.

The device basically is a long pole that has an adjustable grip on the end that holds your camera.  You adjust the length and the angle, then you use the built in BlueTooth on the Selfie Stick to trigger the phone's shutter button, allowing you to take a "selfie" from much farther away than you would typically be able to with just your hand.

The BlueTooth on the device connected to my phone with no hassles, and my iPhone 5 fit into the holder with no problems also.  It comes with easy to understand instructions and a small adapter to put on one of the adjustable arms on the phone holder to allow the arm to hold phones of different sizes.  I didn't need that for my phone, but some other phones might require it.

The only thing I noticed about mine was that it had a tendency to not lock itself at the angle I wanted it very well.  What I mean is that no matter how much I tightened the bolt securing the phone at the proper angle, I was always able to move the phone maybe 5-10 degrees...so I had to compensate for that when setting up the stick for the photo.  I'm not sure if maybe mine has a defect or if this is just inherent in the design.  Either way, it's not really enough to worry about...it's just something I wanted to point out.

The stick has a battery inside it, and it comes with a charging cable that plugs into a USB outlet.  It charges well and seems to last quite a while.

Overall, I think this is a pretty cool gadget.  I've had times when I wish I had an extra foot or two of arm length in order to get a good picture of my wife and I with my phone, and now with this device I will have that extra foot or two.
4381701
Pretty nice set of pans.

The enclosed instructions are a bit more restrictive than what is in the listing, but nothing that is a deal breaker for me. They suggest not using a dishwasher every time and not to use steel wool, but rather to soak left on food. The handle does get hot so you'll need to use a pot holder or oven mitt. I found it somewhat awkward to transfer a full pan. I am sure I'll get used to it in time.

The negatives are minor and certainly worth the $60 or $80 savings over the high end pans.
1342615
Replaced our old peeling wok with this beauty.  So far so good.  I like the little circles where you can measure how much oil you're adding.  Food came out good and easy to clean.
1164239
This is one of the few woks (other than cast iron) that works well with induction. The base is about 6" and it flares out to 12" so this sits on my 2nd to largest element. Woks are typically not ideal for electric stove tops because heating only happens at the contact point and not all around like over a fire. This is where the tri-ply comes in so that it helps distribute the heat evenly to the sides. I like that the wok is heavy so there's minimal vibration on my induction range. The bottom definitely gets hotter than the sides but not by a whole lot. Washing is easy but the weight makes it a bit difficult to handle. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with the performance of the pan and the included clear lid is a nice addition.
3765464
I am so happy with my wok. Meals cook better in this than my old wok and seem to hold a better flavor. A recommended addition to your kitchen.
2547896
this is more like a chinese wok than a pan, but it's what i need...
and you can tell the high quality by just touching it.
4121675
Great Wok for the price.
My wife loves to cook and not just a little bit.
So to her, having a wok that comes with 'seasoning' directions is nothing.

She cooks with stones etc.. that need seasoned so this is right up her alley!
Great product and we will be getting a LOT of use out of this.
4317426
Just used it few times. Wok is not heavy. Used it like a rice cooker and made ramen noodle soup since the sides are high enough. Not sure if this pan is meant for super high heat like traditional woks but for my cooking level so far it is good.
2059249
Liked the wok, it has a solid build and is quite heavy, but wish the bottom is of a larger diameter.
3782855
I find myself using this wok more than I thought. Although it is large it is very lightweight and so easy to clean. It is nice to plug it in and start cooking right away. I purchased this at a Kitchen Etc.. going out of business sale for only $24 so it was a great investment!!
4395927
I purchased this wok looking for an affordable wok that was not coated with teflon for nonstick.  This is a good quality wok and great price.  It is light weight and easy to lift with one hand so that you can plate your meal.  The handle does not get hot.  It is not a non stick wok (which is healthier for you) and food does stick however if you soak pan for a few minutes the food comes right off.  I also use vegetable or chicken stock in my cooking which prevents sticking.  I would recommend this pan and am very happy with my purchase.
4072929
not a looker (compared to more expensive ones), but it has worked much more reliably than the $120 stuff. It is simple to operate, works. It survived at least 2 grease fire (please do not judge my cooking skill...) and still works fine.  Love the pull out tray to dump crumb.
16052
This is a pretty affordable option for induction burners. $60 and you have yourself an extra burner, an outdoor burner, or whatever you need it for. I like it for the versatility...to use it in different places instead of crowding your stove top. It's not the best one I've seen or used, but it is reasonable. There are some issues that other reviewers have discussed about the heat controls. The sear, boil options, etc. I guess I prefer a more logical number system...1-10 or 1-20 like I have seen on other induction burners. I guess the word settings make sense to more people, like the "crock pot" setting. But that's my only complaint with it.
2862131
Great wok! It heats up very quickly on the stove and holds a lot of food. I have never once had any issues with food spilling over while stir frying. It also cools quickly for cleaning. My only gripe is that the base is beveled on the edges which means the wok does wobble some on glass top stoves so you need to be careful when using it. If you need a wok that sits perfectly flat and does not wobble and you are OK with loosing some cooking space go with the Calphalon Signature 12" wok.
1847950
Not the best sauce pan I've ever owned, but given the price, the construction is great and the non-stick coating appears to be above average in its reliability.
2008665
Over the objections of my wife,I bought this based mainly on price. A griddle is pretty much just a cooking surface over a heating element. This was around twenty bucks at the time, so I was happy. I've used it for about a month now and have noticed a few issues. One: warming tray is just a pain, falls out every time I pick the griddle up. .But it actually works okay. Two: elements get hotter than temp settings. Have to back everything off about half a notch. Three: THE BIGGIE. The surface is starting to discolor from overheating. So far, it hasn't affected the nonstick properties of the ceramic, but it's starting to get a little rough, so it may be an issue later. Four: Can't be immersed. Not a problem for me but my wife has issues with that. Overall, I ok with it but my wife isn't, so it's probably heading to the Goodwill next week.
2210518
incredible quality for the price. i have yet to use it but i have no doubt it will it will wok beautifully.