imarkuNon Stick Frying Pans - 8&10&12 Inch Frying Pan Nonstick Professional Cast Iron Skillet Dishwasher Safe Nonstick Frying Pan Set, Detachable Handle, Christmas Gifts

I previously purchased an imarku 12 inch cast iron frying pan and was so impressed with the quality that I had to jump on this deal for the 8, 10, and 12 inch set. The pans are heavy and very well made. Nothing sticks to the coating and cleanup is as easy as wiping it clean with a wet paper towel. The wooden handles feel a bit long for me, but the handles feel great in the hand. I'm going to need an imarku wok next.

I did not expect the super nice quality on the set . Very heavy weight. Just like they said . A super nice deal on this one .

Pans are heave, sturdy and holds heat well. The handles are beautiful and built to last. Love the sturdy wood handles. Not flimsy like most handles and stay cool to touch! Would definitely recommend!

These are very heavy cast iron skillets with non-stick honeycomb surface (kind of like Hexclad) and long wood handles that are detachable for storage or for using in the oven. These are the heaviest pans I've ever had and difficult for me to handle. The small 8" pan weighs over 2 pounds and the 12" pan weighs 4 lbs 4oz. The wood handles are long and they're awkward to hold -- my husband who also cooks was testing them because they're too heavy for me -- and he said the handles made them almost unwieldy. They come unassembled and the handles are easy enough to screw on, extra washers included. They can be used in the oven but you have to remove the handles first and without a handle, just a metal stub, I think they're a little unsafe to use in the oven. The weight and design of the handles make them a no-go for me to use. They're also expensive.

These are amazing!! Water literally just rolls right off the pan when washing it, taking any food particles with it! I love them!

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I got the imarku Non Stick Frying Pans set to replace some older, fairly cheap pans that had reached the end of their usefulness. The two qualities that attracted me to the imarku pans were the cast iron construction and the non-stick surface. I wanted frying pans that would work with an induction cooktop, which is what I use most of the time, and cast iron is perfect for that. I also wanted non-stick surfaces because I don't like to scrub pans. So far the imarku Non Stick Frying Pans have exceeded my expectations.The frying pans are cast iron, but do not confuse these with the old style, uncoated cast iron skillets. These are obviously heavier than aluminum, but they are probably only half the weight of old-fashioned cast iron frying pans. They are heavy enough to stay in place when I am using them but light enough for almost anyone to handle. The non-stick surfaces are amazing. One of the things I have used one of the imarku pans for is making an omelette. When I make an omelette, I tend to overload it, especially with cheese, which then oozes out and tends to stick to the pan. However, the cheese did not stick at all to the imarku pan. the pans also feature a honeycomb cooking surface, which the seller claims reduces the amount of oil needed. I cannot verify that, at least at this time after only using the pans a few times. Finally, the pans have reusable rosewood handles. I like the feel of wooden handles on cooking utensils, but they are not dishwasher safe. That does not bother me as I intend to wash these by hand, but it could be a consideration for some users.One additional thing that stands out about these pans is that they are very expensive. An odd thing is that when I searched for other similar pans to see how the price compared, I came across another listing for a set of imarku cast iron pans that appeared to be identical except for the seller and the fact they were first available in 2022 and these were first available this month. The other difference is that the other pans are listed at half the price of these. I could see no differences in the descriptions of the two sets, leading me to believe this set may be somewhat overpriced. For that reason I am only giving this set three stars. I love the pans but if I were shopping I would purchase the other set.

Everything about this screams “cheap”. It starts with the manual. I recognize that it’s difficult to make manuals in different languages, so I really tried to ignore some of the issues. But when it’s throughout the english-only manual, one has to ask themselves, “did any native speaker take a look at this?”. The FIRST thing in the manual is a discussion about brand and the SECOND is quality. Both have wording and grammar mistakes. The Logo text is off center, for crying out loud. That’s not a good reflection on brand or quality. I can’t put all the mistakes in this review, but one of my favorites is a discussion about product dimensions. The manual says the dimensions are measured manually with a deviation of 1-3mm. THEN it says “if by any chance they are not, we appreciate your understanding”. What? Here’s the dimensions - or not. Good luck. Seriously? OK, forget the ridiculous number of mistakes etc. in the manual - what about the product? First of all, the handles are wood and screw on. Oh, btw, you have to take the handles off if you want to put the skillet in the dishwasher. And forget the oven. What about the actual skillet, you ask? It’s got that fake hex pattern etched in the bottom, but that does nothing. Except keep your food from getting that really good sear.I could go on and on, but why? I’m not a fan of this product. I’m giving it a 2 because it does its job (kind of?) but it’s not a good product for any serious long-term cooking.