Presto6620 06620 11-Inch Electric Skillet, Aluminum, Black/White

This is my third skillet, I use it for cooking most things especially in the summer when its hot and I don't want to use the stove. It cooks very well quickly and is easy to clean. To avoid sticking and to preserve the pan, I use a light can spray.I am trying to get one for my brother who lives in London where the voltage is I think 220, can anyone tell me if this is available in 220 voltage.

I bought this skillet in June 2014 here on Amazon. We've hauled it to hundreds of race tracks - used it on the side of our trailer using a generator and countless times in hundreds of hotel rooms all over the west, in addition to breaking it out at home. NEVER a problem. It's not afraid of travel, being manhandled and getting wet. Dinners, breakfasts... saved us hundreds of dollars on the road, enabling us to eat delicious, hot food, freshly cooked.In 9 months I've gone through two other brand skillets - the last died tonight in the middle of its third uses - and it had been handled with kid gloves. I'd love a glass lid for home use (why I went with the other brand twice now), but this thing is amazingly reliable and durable. Simply amazing!!

Me fascino, calienta super flash, buenisima calidad, la he usado diario y cumple todas mis nececidades, El vendedor super rapido, llego antes . Lo recomiendo al 100%

I have no stove in my bachelor apartment so I decided to get this bad boy!!!The reviews are right, it’s a complete even cook, it’s easy to clean, it heats up super fast. 10/10 would recommend!!!! I love it. I’m excited to cook again.

We bought this electric frying pan because our induction burner did not have consistent heat. I've used this skillet in the US and it's great. The problem is with the included transformer. The skillet is made for 110V and pulls 1000W - here in India, the electricity is 220V - so you need a step down converter. The seller included one and insisted it be used - however - it was for 100W and burned up after a couple of uses. We ended up buying a 1500W transformer that is bigger than the skillet. I would not have purchased if I had known. If you're in a country that has 220V and you don't already have a step down converter in your kitchen - look elsewhere.

We had one similar to this back in the '70s and '80s. However it was lost over the years. This Skillet does a great job of preparing many types of foods. One thing we like about this is it does not have the glass lid. I much prefer the type of lead this comes with. It Cooks food evenly and quickly. It is so nice to see something like this is still available in this crazy age of every type of food processor in preparing you can think of. This is pretty much all most people need to prepare the most common types of meals.