EXCELSTEEL Non Stick Easy Use Rust Resistant Home Kitchen Breakfast Brunch Induction Cooktop Egg Poacher, 4 Cups, 18/10 Stainless Steel

This poacher is awesome! Used it twice today already and got perfect eggs done to perfection.Was hesitant to buy because of negative reviews by some. Quality of pan, lid and inserts are well worth the money. Handle is riveted and could easily be tightened if needed.Some people shouldn’t be allowed close to a stove 🤪

I’m really happy with the poacher. (size and non-stick cups. Great stainless steel , very light weight. it cleans well . just saw water residue in pot after boiling which was hard to remove. it could be do to the hard alkaline water coming out of faucet

love my egg poacher.

First, I love poached eggs and this is a heck of an improvement over trying to poach eggs in water. Way better. Now the blown egg is the exception, and the perfect egg is the norm. But having a couple of months experience with the pan (4-5 times a week), I might spend more to get a higher quality pan. The thin metal of the inner tray has slightly warped at the rim so the lid doesn't sit flat, preventing the lid to sit tight around the rim. This can lead to eggs cooking at different rates, which you can compensate for by spinning the lid frequently. Also, the wire "holders" around the cups sometimes get crooked and push the lid up to also make the rim seal inconsistent. The net result is I can't rely on eggs coming out a particular way with consistent timing, so I have to baby sit the pan while I try to do other parts of the meal. In the vein of you get what you pay for, this is pan is a good deal. For not much money you'll have a hugely easier time making poached eggs. The non-stick coating seems to be high quality and the stainless finish looks nice and holds up. If you only make poached eggs once in awhile, I'd recommend this. If you are going to use it more and can justify the extra cost, I'd recommend investing in a heavier duty pan. The minor inconveniences add up if you are a heavy user and might justify the marginal cost (and extra $74) for the Simply Calphalon Nonstick 4-cup Egg Poacher with Cover.Also, I fooled around with the silicon cups sold for poaching eggs. They work, but this approach is easier and less likely to get messed up, e.g., when you get the silicon cups in and out of the pan.

The egg poacher works properly, however Amazon promised the product in two days. It did not arrive until 5 days later, causing me to have to change the brunch plans for Mother's day. Not a good look for the product seller, shipper.

I like this pan,it works very well. Easy cleaning.

This pan cooked my eggs just like I wanted them. I was able to make a new dish! I called it my "Mama McMuffins"!

Pretty flimsy. I’ve had it for less than two months and the handle is coming loose. Amazon replaced it, but the new one feels as though it won’t last much longer than the old one.It gets the job done poaching eggs. But be aware that the lid handle gets quite hot; I need to use a pot holder to take it off. Would have been a huge improvement if they’d use some non-conductive material.Overall, I’d say to look for a higher-quality option.