Product review (5 stars): Works great with the right cookware!
I have a gas range and love it in the winter, but it heats the house too much in warmer weather. I decided to get a couple of induction burners. I bought a Max Burton 6200 and the Nesco PIC-14. My gas range has 2 power burners that boil water very quickly and require a constant watchful eye, and it has 3 regular burners that cook the way most people are used to cooking. The Max Burton 6200 is a good substitute for the power burners and the Nesco PIC-14 is a good substitute for the regular burners.

The PROS of the Nesco:
Lightweight and portable
Easy to clean
Settings are clearly marked on the unit
It is very quiet, especially compared to the Max Burton
Cooks similar to standard burners
A bargain at $58- $35 less than the Max Burton
It does cook evenly when high quality induction cookware is used. LeCreuset tri-ply and LeCreuset anodized aluminum both perform well with no hot spots. However, I have Cooks Standard pans that are 5 ply clad that I thought were equal and found that there were hot spots that resulted in uneven cooking. This is not a problem with the burner, but a problem with the cookware.

Cons:
Doesn't look as good as Max Burton
Doesn't seem as well built as Max Burton (lighter, thinner, and lighter duty power cord)
I am not deducting stars because the $35 price difference justifies the differences.

I've used the Nesco more than the Max Burton because I actually prefer it in most applications. If you have high quality induction ready cookware, this is a perfect induction cooktop.