The Duxtop BT-K35-LCD is a solid single-zone induction cooktop at $226.99 that delivers 1800W of flameless heat through a touch-control interface on a 13.3-inch-wide surface. It earns a 4.2 out of 5 across 110 reviews, which is a respectable baseline for a countertop unit in this price range.
Cooks who want a dedicated induction burner for a secondary cooking station, small apartment kitchens, or anyone needing a portable high-wattage option without a gas line. The touch controls and compact 13.3-inch width keep the footprint manageable on most countertops.
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Anyone needing two or more simultaneous burners should look at a multi-zone unit instead. At 15 lbs and $226.99, it is also priced above several competing single-burner induction options that weigh less.
Heating Induction
Burners / elements 1
Wattage 1800 W
Width 13.3 in
Controls Touch
Color Black
Priced 33% below the category median ($337.41 across 42 tracked models)
Burners / elements of 1 - lower than 92% of the 44 models we track
Wattage of 1800 W - lower than 68% of the 44 models we track
Our scorecard
4.1/5overall
Owner rating4.2/5
4.2 average across 110 owner ratings
Popularity2.6/5
110 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other kitchen ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, range hoods and microwaves we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
At 1800W on a 120V standard outlet, the BT-K35-LCD works without any electrical upgrade, which is a real practical advantage for renters and small kitchens. The induction heating method means the glass surface itself stays cooler than a radiant or ceramic element, reducing burn risk when you brush the cooktop edge accidentally.
The 13.3-inch width is narrow enough to fit beside most cutting boards but wide enough to accommodate a 10- or 12-inch skillet comfortably. Touch controls keep the surface flat and easy to wipe clean, with no knobs to trap grease. The unit weighs 15 lbs, heavier than some portable induction burners, so it sits firmly without sliding.
At $226.99, this sits in the mid-range for single-burner induction. The 4.2 rating from 110 reviewers suggests general satisfaction, though 110 reviews is a modest sample. Buyers in this category consistently value speed-to-boil and reliable temperature hold, both of which induction technology handles well at 1800W.
Pros
1800W induction heats faster than most 120V radiant alternatives
Touch controls create a flat, easy-to-clean surface
13.3-inch width fits standard skillets without cramping the cooktop
Runs on a standard 120V outlet with no electrical upgrade needed
4.2-star rating across 110 reviews shows consistent buyer satisfaction
Cons
Single burner limits multitasking compared to two-zone units
At $226.99, it costs more than several competing single-burner induction options
15 lbs is heavier than lighter portable induction burners if you move it frequently
Only induction-compatible cookware (magnetic base) will work
Specifications
Heating
Induction
Burners / elements
1
Wattage
1800 W
Width
13.3 in
Controls
Touch
Color
Black
Dimensions
23.62 X 13.3 X 2.87 In
Weight
15.09 lb
Voltage
120 Volts
Performance notes
The 1800W rating on a 120V circuit puts this on par with most household single-burner induction units. Induction transfers heat directly into the pan rather than heating the glass, so water boils faster than on a comparable radiant cooktop at the same wattage. The 13.3-inch surface width handles skillets and saucepans up to 12 inches in diameter. Touch controls let you adjust heat level without lifting the pan, which is useful for precision simmering.
What buyers say
With 110 reviews and a 4.2 rating, buyers are generally pleased. Induction single-burner owners at this price point typically rate units on responsiveness of controls, ease of cleaning, and reliability over months of use. The rating suggests the BT-K35-LCD holds up adequately on all three fronts, though the sample size is not large enough to draw strong long-term durability conclusions.
Does this cooktop work on a standard kitchen outlet?
Yes. The BT-K35-LCD runs on 120V, which is standard in US homes. No special wiring or dedicated circuit is required for normal residential use. It draws up to 1800W, so avoid sharing the same circuit with other high-draw appliances simultaneously.
What cookware is compatible with this induction cooktop?
Induction cooking requires cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron, most stainless steel, or pots and pans labeled as induction-compatible. Aluminum, copper, and glass cookware without a magnetic layer will not heat on this unit. A quick test is whether a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pot.
How does it compare to a two-burner option at a similar price?
Single-burner units like this one trade cooking capacity for simplicity and a smaller footprint. If you regularly cook two things at once, a two-zone cooktop is the better choice. The BT-K35-LCD makes most sense as a primary burner in a very small kitchen or as a dedicated secondary cooking station.
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