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Costco Members: Nuwave One Top Pro Precision Induction Cooktop

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Nuwave One Top Pro Precision Induction Cooktop with Touch Control (80034CT) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.

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Details:
  • Precise Digital Temp Control for Consistent Results
  • Heavy-Duty Shatter-Proof Ceramic Glass Surface
  • Instant, Real-Time Temp Control with One Touch
  • Built-In Auto Shut-off and Safety Sensors
  • Powerful and Portable for Home, RVs, or Dorm Use

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 8/3/26 through 8/16/26. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Nuwave One Top Pro Precision Induction Cooktop with Touch Control (80034CT) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member neomatrixviper for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • Precise Digital Temp Control for Consistent Results
  • Heavy-Duty Shatter-Proof Ceramic Glass Surface
  • Instant, Real-Time Temp Control with One Touch
  • Built-In Auto Shut-off and Safety Sensors
  • Powerful and Portable for Home, RVs, or Dorm Use

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 8/3/26 through 8/16/26. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.

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Written by neomatrixviper

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Ooo, something I actually have experience with. I use a very similar cooktop at work, probably just an older model. We likely got ours around when our shop opened about a decade ago, but I'll update this if I find the exact date. We use it multiple times a day for brewing our syrups, sauces, and chai. It probably gets more of a beating here than it would in an average household, and it's been working great. Pros, seems to heat fast with no coil whine. Cons, the buttons are made of a plastic layer that will crack away with enough use. This is more of a neutral point, as the plastic does make it easier to clean and more resistant to spills, but in the time we've had ours one of the buttons has cracked. We have a couple other induction cooktops that we've used, both by duxtop, and I can't stand using them because of the coil whine, it gives me a headache if I stand too close to them while they're on. Our Nuwave doesn't have this problem, and given that this deal is for a newer product of the same wattage it probably is good on this front too.

TLDR; my personal take is that Nuwave products are built to last, and if it can hold up to everyday use for years in a cafe, it will probably hold up well in a home kitchen too.
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This Nuwave induction cooktop is best at fast, flexible heating for everyday cooking, holiday buffet duty, and outdoor or backup use. It heats quickly, cools down fast, works well with stainless steel cookware, and the sear setting reaches 575 degrees for strong browning on steaks and sauces. The 8 inch element is also praised for handling larger pans more evenly than smaller coils. Caveats include touch controls that can fail when wet, temperature steps that make simmering tricky, and some long term wear around the buttons and sensor response.

  • People searing steaks or frying on a compact induction top, because the sear mode reaches 575°F and the larger coil keeps heat more even on bigger pans.

    WildflowerGurutristanofalls4SKZ8

  • Busy kitchens needing fast boil times, because it heats quickly and excels at bringing water to a boil.

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  • Campers running low-power gear, because it can be set to a 600W draw for generator or EcoFlow use.

    clsArobstak

  • Home cooks making holiday buffet dishes, because it keeps gravy hot and handles sauces well with stainless steel pots.

    fritzo

  • Cooks who rely on long-term button durability, because the plastic around the controls can crack, degrade, and become hard to read over time.

    Samiottojoe4324

  • Cooks who need precise low-temperature simmering, because the temperature steps can jump from boiling to not boiling and soups or pasta sauce may not simmer below 215°F.

    sonoma03

  • People who want a small pan to heat evenly across the whole surface, because the heating area can leave a narrow hot ring in the center.

    joe4324

  • Anyone who wants touch controls that stay usable after spills, because a wet face can block the controls until it is dried off.

    donyjunk

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Aug 9, 2026 4:11 AM
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sonoma03Aug 9, 2026 4:11 AM
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I have a similar model of Nuwave cooktop and I like it a lot, but I find it is useless for simmering. The temperature can only be adjusted in 5 degree increments. For most items that I cook, they either boil furiously at 215 degrees, or don't boil at all at 210 degrees, so I can't simmer. The one exception I've found is making oatmeal, which will simmer at 185 or 190 degrees. But soups or pasta sauce won't boil at any setting below 215 degrees.
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Aug 9, 2026 4:33 AM
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robstakAug 9, 2026 4:33 AM
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i haave this and it's awesome for when you are in a pinch. heats super fast. felt pretty even. and then cools off so fast. no gas fumes etc... i store it in an closet in my work office lol

also would mention that i have a camp generator and you can set the max draw on these so i can use it with my generator while camping or if there is a power outage.
Aug 9, 2026 5:57 AM
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Joined Mar 2004
joe4324Aug 9, 2026 5:57 AM
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For what its worth, I have gone through 3 of these in the past 5 years or so. I paid much more then this price. I found all three to be disappointing. I bought Nuwave on purpose hoping for a higher quality induction cooktop. However all three units had problems.

1st. All units would take to long to register the temp/power, And would run full blast for too long and it would burn anything. So I had to use the lowest power settings until the pan got hot, then slowly increase power.

2nd. The heating coil is small, all of my pans have a 4-5" 'heat ring" in the center now, and the spot is quite small.

3rd. The plastic on/around the buttons have degraded to the point they cannot be read and are crumbling apart. This happens during year 2.

I cook often, but I am a single person who cooks in big batches, these units should be better.
Aug 9, 2026 5:35 PM
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Oil_BurnerAug 9, 2026 5:35 PM
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Usually manufacturers build certain models just for Costco and I believe this one is a model with 8" coil. However, there are many cheaper versions on Amzn with 8" coil. NuWave is not doing anything different with this cooktop that others don't do. I have a no name brand that I bought years ago from Newegg that came with a pot, that thing is still working. For NuWave and other top brands, you are just paying more to cover for their advertisement expenses.

Its the same one being sold at Amzn - https://a.co/d/0ckAO4zR - but given a different name and new face lift.
Last edited by Oil_Burner August 9, 2026 at 10:40 AM.
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Aug 9, 2026 5:45 PM
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Joined Dec 2009
donyjunkAug 9, 2026 5:45 PM
415 Comments
Quote from joe4324 View quoted comment :
For what its worth, I have gone through 3 of these in the past 5 years or so. I paid much more then this price. I found all three to be disappointing. I bought Nuwave on purpose hoping for a higher quality induction cooktop. However all three units had problems.

1st. All units would take to long to register the temp/power, And would run full blast for too long and it would burn anything. So I had to use the lowest power settings until the pan got hot, then slowly increase power.

2nd. The heating coil is small, all of my pans have a 4-5" 'heat ring" in the center now, and the spot is quite small.

3rd. The plastic on/around the buttons have degraded to the point they cannot be read and are crumbling apart. This happens during year 2.

I cook often, but I am a single person who cooks in big batches, these units should be better.

Pick your poison. I got one of the rose will touch control. No buttons to degrade. Great until you get a boilover and the face gets wet so you can't control anything until you dry it off. I guess if you yank the pot off it should auto shutoff.
Aug 9, 2026 6:33 PM
81 Comments
Joined May 2013
deport53Aug 9, 2026 6:33 PM
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Quote from Samiotto View quoted comment :
Ooo, something I actually have experience with. I use a very similar cooktop at work, probably just an older model. We likely got ours around when our shop opened about a decade ago, but I'll update this if I find the exact date. We use it multiple times a day for brewing our syrups, sauces, and chai. It probably gets more of a beating here than it would in an average household, and it's been working great. Pros, seems to heat fast with no coil whine. Cons, the buttons are made of a plastic layer that will crack away with enough use. This is more of a neutral point, as the plastic does make it easier to clean and more resistant to spills, but in the time we've had ours one of the buttons has cracked. We have a couple other induction cooktops that we've used, both by duxtop, and I can't stand using them because of the coil whine, it gives me a headache if I stand too close to them while they're on. Our Nuwave doesn't have this problem, and given that this deal is for a newer product of the same wattage it probably is good on this front too.

TLDR; my personal take is that Nuwave products are built to last, and if it can hold up to everyday use for years in a cafe, it will probably hold up well in a home kitchen too.
I can confirm the Duxtop brand wining noise. My son gave me one that he bought because he can't stand the sound. I'm old and can't hear it. If I'm cooking when he calls he can hear it over the phone. He replaced his Duxtop with Nuwave.
Aug 9, 2026 11:44 PM
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Joined Dec 2009
jimmy19673Aug 9, 2026 11:44 PM
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Quote from fritzo View quoted comment :
I have this at LOVE it when cooking big holiday meals. I use it to keep gravy hot on our Thanksgiving buffet and to make sauces when having dinner parties. Works with my stainless steel pots perfectly.
I love mine too, I've had it for about 10 plus years.

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Aug 11, 2026 12:57 AM
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PetSpyAug 11, 2026 12:57 AM
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funny, nuwave not marketing the induction element size anymore - it's not even in the user manual.
Aug 11, 2026 1:56 AM
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resellpanda_88Aug 11, 2026 1:56 AM
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How long is the power cord? Ok to use extension?
Aug 14, 2026 5:35 AM
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4SKZ8Aug 14, 2026 5:35 AM
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Quote from resellpanda_88 View quoted comment :
How long is the power cord? Ok to use extension?
I use a 15A 12AWG outdoor rated with mine. I have it set up in the backyard. https://a.co/d/03utzoHJI have it plugged into one of these Southwire Yellow Jacket Extension... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BQU576 so I can plug my air fryer in next to it.
Aug 21, 2026 9:09 PM
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4SKZ8Aug 21, 2026 9:09 PM
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This is a great cooktop. It has a dedicated sear button to raise the temp to 500+. the sear on my ribeye is gorgeous. much better than the highly rated ChangBERT from amazon
Last edited by 4SKZ8 August 21, 2026 at 02:14 PM.
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