Roadpro RPSL-335 12V Portable Frying Pan Frying Pan Black Small

The media could not be loaded. You will have to install the handle on the lid. I plugged my skillet into my Bluetti power supply to try it out. I put some cooking oil in the pan and meat was sizzling in a few minutes. I believe the trick is to cook thin pieces of meat so it cooks faster and done. I don't think it would do a good job on a thick steak but should have no trouble with stir-fry cuts of meat. It will do the job it is designed to do but you can't overload the pan or rush the cooking time. Good for RV, tiny home and off grid small meal cooking. I plan to use RVing, camping and power outages. I would buy again.

Good quality. Nice color. Size is correct

Absolutely terrible, what a joke, never heats up and definitely won't cook anything unless you wait two hours.

Very surprised did not expect it to work as good as it doseI am not frying bacon and eggs or steak but i do reheat left overs for my lunch and some time use to heat up cand foods like pork and beansI bring foil and use to line pan when using to reduce or eliminate clean up and in about 10 min it will heat a can of chicken noodle soopSticker list unit at 12v 13amp 155w and it will just barley hold 2 cans of chicken noodle soup with out adding waterOr a larg can of chunky beef stewThe pan is all aluminum and the cord is like 4 feet long .It is smaller than it looks in pics but for a on the road get it done pan it works and easy to stow away

The media could not be loaded. I use mine almost daily. I wish it had a high and low setting though. I open a can of chunky soup and pour it in.. put the lid on it. Stir it around about 10 minutes.. then 10 minutes later.. It's plenty hot enough to let it cool down some, then eat. I tried to get it to boil some water but only got the tiniest little bubbles. That took about 25 minutes.. and NOT good to cook an egg in it. It will cook one, but it gets rubbery and tough, then it's barely edible. I power it with my EcoFlow Delta..

i brought this pan to have a healthy meal when im on the road. first impression the pan is only able to hold one hamburger or two eggs at a time. it takes a while to heat up but when it does it actually cooks fairly well. i had to make four hamburger paties and it took a while due to its size but they where tasty. bottom line is if you dont mind it being small this panis definately worth a try. so far i like mine.

I ran this pan off my deep cycle battery to scramble 2 eggs. Plugged it into my cigarette lighter with the vehicle off. It took approx 9 mins to cook them and drained my battery .1 of a volt. Will test it with meat and see how it does and report back. Perfect size to cook for 1 person.Edit: cooked rib eye steak slices, slices half inch thick. Took 8 mins 57 seconds to be cook through, less time if you want it rare.Cord gets warm. It is what it is, if you adjust how you cook meat and slice it into strips or cube it, it should cook in under 9 mins. Its 180w pan, you cant expect a miracle.

I was worried I would hate this..I’ve cooked bacon, eggs, burgers, and a ribeye so far.Yes, it will take 4x longer than a regular skillet, but this is 12v.I’ve saved a fortune eating eggs mostly.