JEETEE 1.5 Quart Sauce Pan with Lid, Non Stick Small Pot with German Granite Coating, Masterclass Granite Stone Cookware Sauce Pot for Cooking, PFOA/PFOS Free

Performance wise this is an excellent sauce pan with fairly decent build quality overall. It heats up fairly quickly and it's got even heat distribution which is always good for making [thick] sauces (you don't want volcano type incidents).The non-stick granite stone coating seems decent although they are some minor defects (pic 13-16) which could become the source the coating peeling off (well, I hope not). Note that those defects are small and not readily visible especially given the black/white color scheme which makes it difficult to spot issues that I would probably avoid (as a learning experience) in the future.The handle for the saucepan and the lid isn't made of real wood but some sort of imitation made of an unknown material (as it's not stated as to what it is) and it can (or at least claim to) withstand up to 200°C/392°F which I do appreciate. However, I do find the joint of the handle and the saucepan to be TOO CLOSE to the saucepan itself and could potentially be burned or damaged depending upon the size of the saucepan of your choice and the heating method and that to me is a bit of a design oversight. In either case, the lid is cool to the touch (not the glass part of course) and so does the handle for the saucepan.I should also mention that the handle doesn't necessarily attach to the saucepan perfectly (pic 19/20) and there is a relative BIG gap at the top and I'd imagine this could be an issue for those who care about this kinda stuff (me included). It's definitely NOT idea but since it doesn't necessarily affect the performance of this product and what it's designed for, I'd say it's inconsequential for most consumers out there.The SINGLE most important aspect for me respect to its value is of course how well it performs and its longevity. I don't expect this to last forever but I have (as with other non-stick pans etc) and I'll continue to be taking good care of this and we shall see where it ends up.≡ ValueSo far I'm happy about its performance; however, I can't be certain about its longevity as always and how it stacks up against the test of time. Updates will be provided should anything change in the future about its overall durability. It's reasonably priced at $35 (for 1.5 Qt saucepan) for what it provides and its overall build quality, features, and performance (so far). Again, this is all predicated upon the fact that the quality of the non-stick coating holds up which we shall see.

I had one from Ikea and everything would stick to it! This pot is a little more expensive but so much more stylish and easy to clean. I wish I bought it way sooner.

Loved the pan. This is the second time I am buying this and always loved it. Good quality, cooks well. Just make sure if anyone buys this, do not keep on big gas burner, chances are the handle might get burnt.

This small pot is perfect for everyday cooking

5 month update: I 've been saving this in my cart because I wanted one a little larger than the first one I bought. I do still like the pan, but I'm no longer interested in another one. The bottom (outside) of the pan started really oxidizing, and it feels like some kind of coating is peeling off the handle, though it is not visible, when wet you can feel it, and it feels slimy-ish. The interior of the pan is holding up quite well though. If it wasn't for the bottom I would probably get another one....Original: I bought this sauce pan in the 1.5 qt size because it was a close match to my current set (in the background) . I just love it. I didn't notice the ridges on the outside in the stock photos, but it doesn't matter. It's sturdy, made well and I love the wood handles. It's easy to clean, of course, and is just a great pan. I would certainly purchase more.