Product review (5 stars): Good, but you can't cheat physics
I got this from Newegg for substantially less than here, which I mention because price/value influences my reviews.

I do a lot of cooking with a pressure cooker. For the uninitiated, these are heavy vessels that require full-bore heating to temperature, at which point the heat is immediately cut to a simmer. A gas stove is ideal for the required modulation; my radiant electric somewhat less so. I bought the Tatung as an experiment and introduction to induction cooking as I contemplate replacing a 13-year-old range.

Very briefly, it has nowhere near the power of a 240v stove, which is obvious, but it is excellent within its limits. It takes a lot longer to get the cooker up to pressure, negating pressure cooking's main advantage, but can immediately cut back the heat (to be clear, I manually select the wattage rather than cook by temperature in this application) and shut itself off at the programmed time. After adjusting my recipe timings, overall I'd call it a win.

It does a great job with everything else; I'm impressed. I was debating whether to give it four stars or five and then realized I now do all my cooking on it. My main other comment is my mother left me good cookware that I've belatedly learned doesn't support induction cooking. I'd suggest you take a magnet to your "go-to" pots before proceeding. The cooker comes with a suitable pot. Some other notes below.

Pros
-- True instantaneous control of heat
-- Can cook by either pre-set temperature or pre-set wattage
-- Rejects unsuitable cookware, though not particularly intuitively
-- Seems to run cool, certainly nothing like a stove
-- Timed cooking
-- Very portable

Cons
-- Fan noise
-- Heating is concentrated in a small (four-inch?) circle and radiates out. You may have some food sticking in the circle
-- Instruction manual isn't the best, but there isn't much in the way of controls and there's a chart printed on the unit. You'll figure it out
-- The ceramic top retains heat, though not like a stove