OXOAgility Series 9.5" and 11” Frying Pan Skillet Set, Ceramic Nonstick Cookware PFAS-Free Induction Suitable Quick Even Heating, Stainless Steel Handle, Chip-Free Rims Dishwasher and Oven Safe Black

These pans are of great quality and the nonstick feature works very well. Something you can expect from a brand like this, they never disappoint.

Hi, it’s Glamorous Gem, hope you all are having a wonderful day,Anyway, I don’t see too many frying pan sets, so I just wanted to try.First off, it comes with just a 9.5’ and a 11’ round frying pans.They are pfas free and reinforced with diamond compounds to make it strong. It also has safeguard rims, stainless steel handles, and induction bases.As for first impressions, they have a bit of weight to them, but not too much. They have a decent thickness to the aluminum and it’s quite textured at the bottom.The induction bases make it sit up proportionally and has a good stature for evenly heating.The stainless steel handles are thick enough for steady gripping and and has an overall modern design. Plus, the rims are a nice touch for no chippage.As for overall cooking, I feel like it’s a great pan if you can make a decent omelet accurately and easily. Not only did I have no major issues making multiples, but the slide of the pan is quite satisfying. Very smooth, seamless and satisfying experience.Other things can easily be made and it’s also supposedly oven and dishwasher safe.Even though this is meant to be non-stick, oil or butter is still preferred and doesn’t destroy the coatings easily. Plus, it makes it easier to cook.You also can’t use anything too abrasive like metal or thick scrubbers to clean it nor can you use metal utensils if you wish to make it last longer. So, I would recommend you keep this out of dishwashers that can wash things too harshly.Just wash it gently by hand, otherwise I think the care for it is pretty simple for it to work as best as it does.As for overall cooking, I haven’t had any sticking and everything cooks faster and has an overall better texture when frying or caramelizing. I’m not a professional or anything, but I love premium sets like these that look and feel like they are worthy of the price. Works well, cooks well and great quality. Very versatile pans that are designed for high quality cooking. 5/5PS: No matter the nature, I only write honest, unbiased, and accurate reviews. Thanks for reading 📚☺️

I'm a huge fan of OXO products, but somehow didn't realize they made cookware! I was tickled to snag these pans, knowing they would deliver what was promised. You don't need much oil or butter to cook in these, and they clean up so well. They're oven and dishwasher safe, too! I tend to hand wash pots and pans whenever I can to help with longevity. These pans are barely dirty after cooking, though. Cleanup was effortless! I will be looking into other cookware by OXO Agility cookware.

Ah, yeah, why the giant box and no filling? I notified that I think it's a delivery issue. But I'm still posting it in here in the case that it's not.Great pans, it still hasnt worn out, and ive been using it for a fair amount of time.

Quality non-stick pan that is PFAS free! The pan works fantastic but just note that it is recommended to avoid cooking with extra virgin olive oil as it easily oxidizes on exposure to air and heat. Otherwise you're at risk of the oil getting too hot and sticking to the pan (I learned the hard way). Oxo recommends oils with a high smoke point.

I purchased this set for my induction stove on October 21, 2023, washed them and put them away. I got one out to use this morning and it is NOT induction base. Got the other one out and neither is it. I can’t use them and the return by date expired last week, and of course I don’t have the packing anyway. They are useless to me. A smaller one I purchased earlier IS induction. Just assumed these were the same.

One thing that I'd like to mention first is that nonstick pans are consumable items. They will wear out eventually and you'll need to buy a new one. There is no such thing as a buy-it-for-life nonstick pan (you need to look to cast iron for that kind of thing). What you're aiming to find in a nonstick pan is a safe coating that lasts as long as possible. These pans look like great options.They are pretty similar to another OXO set that I've had for a while, which replaced a Tramontina professional set. So far, I like the OXO brand better. They seem sturdier, flatter, and the coating looks like it will outlast the previous ones. Keep in mind that the reviews here are too new to address the durability of these specific pans, but they appear similar in quality to my other OXO set that has lasted a few months with a lot of use and without any deterioration.Two final notes: 1) the stickers on the pans that you can see in the image thankfully come off easily and do not leave any residue, and 2) I don't recommend you ever put nonstick pans in the dishwasher even though these are advertised as dishwasher safe.

I have been on a mission to replace all of my no -stick pans that are not PFAS Free, so it was great to be able to order the OXO Agility SeriesSkillet Set.The set includes a 9.5" and 11” Pan. They are a nice weight and appear to be well made.On the initial use, I did get a weird odor, so I filled both pans with oil and let them sit on low heat for about 30 minutes. I discarded that oil and when I got ready to cook, there was no odor.I initially used the 9.5” pan to prepare omelets with cheese. I normally would have used cooking spray, but cooking spray is not recommended for these pans. I used a vegetable oil and the omelet cooked perfectly with absolutely no sticking.The clean up was a breeze as nothing was stuck in the pan.I would definitely invest in other pieces of the OXO Agility Series.

I bought a set at Costco a few years ago. Nice thick and durable set. These from Amazon are super super thin. I wouldn’t recommend these.