We’ve tested hundreds of pots and pans, and we can help you choose the best cookware to use with an induction stove or cooktop.

These are the best pieces of cookware for induction cooktops from Consumer Reports' tests. Almost all your favorite cookware will work with an induction stove.

Tip If you're unsure if certain cookware will work on an induction cooktop, look for the words "induction-compatible" on the label.

For this reason, aluminum is one of the metals that isn’t compatible with induction cooking. Don’t let this put you off, especially if you learn how to use an induction cooktop before you start.

These metal plates can be placed on an induction cooktop to allow you to use cookware that would not otherwise be compatible with it.

Because induction cooktops use electromagnetic energy to produce heat, not all pots and pans are compatible. Ahead, here are the best induction cookware sets you can buy.

Cooking with an induction cooktop or range has many advantages over using a gas or radiant-electric version, but the technology may not be for everyone.

Pots and pans made from aluminum and copper aren't compatible. Adding to the confusion, some cookware uses a combination of materials in its construction, so its induction status isn't always obvious.

The best induction cookware heats up efficiently and easily fits in your kitchen and cooking style. Here are our top picks from All-Clad, Made In, and more.