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Duxtop 9720LCBI 2-Burner Induction Cooktop 1800W

  • Power Source: Induction
  • Heating Element: Induction
  • Voltage: 120 volts
  • Number of Heating Elements: 1

Last refreshed Jun 13, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

Fast, controllable and easy to clean, with one real limitation you should accept up front: the two zones share 1800W. Excellent as a primary surface for one or two people.

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ASIN: B08GQZBWNWModel: 9720LCBICategory: Cooktops

Overview

The Duxtop 9720LCBI is a two zone induction cooktop rated at 1800W total, with sensor touch controls under a glass panel and an LCD readout. It can be dropped into a countertop cutout or simply set on top of one.

The number to understand is 1800W shared, not per burner. Both zones draw from the same standard household circuit, so the unit meters power between them rather than running two high heat pans at once. Everything else about the design follows from that: it is a compact cooking surface for one or two dishes, not a replacement for a full range.

  • Two independently controlled zones
  • LCD display readable from across a kitchen
  • Built-in or countertop installation
  • All glass surface, no seams to trap spills

Who it's for

A strong fit for RVs, campers, small apartments, offices and kitchens where a dead range needs covering. Cooks who routinely run four pans, or who own aluminum and copper cookware without a magnetic base, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Near immediate response to control changes
  • Twenty power and twenty temperature steps
  • Glass top wipes clean in seconds
  • Installs flush or sits on the counter
Cons
  • 1800W is shared across both zones
  • Requires magnetic cookware 5 inches or wider
  • No control lock, panel wakes when wiped
  • Cooling fan is audible in a quiet room

Performance notes

Induction heats the pan itself, so response to a setting change is nearly immediate and the glass around the pan stays comparatively cool. Cookware has to be magnetic with a flat base at least 5 inches across, and a mismatch is the usual cause of the buzzing some owners hear. Twenty power levels and twenty temperature settings give finer low end control than most gas burners.

Specifications

Brandduxtop
Model9720LCBI
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight15.09 poundslower than 59% of 28 cooktops
Item Dimensions D x W x H23.6 × 13.3 × 2.9 inches
Capacity & performance
Heating ElementInduction
Number of Heating Elements1
Power & efficiency
Power SourceInduction
Voltage120 volts
Wattage1800 wattslower than 70% of 28 cooktops
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
Included components
Unit Count2
Included ComponentsInduction Cooktop
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 years
Other details
Item Type NameInduction Cooktop

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  • Item Weight 15.09 vs 12.98 pounds (+16%)
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Frequently asked questions

Can the Duxtop 9720LCBI run both burners on high at the same time?

No. The 1800W rating is shared, so raising one zone to a high setting forces the other down. Owners report this most when trying to saute and boil together.

What cookware works on this induction cooktop?

Any pan with a magnetic base at least 5 inches in diameter. Cast iron and magnetic stainless work; aluminum, copper and most glass do not.

Does it have a child or cleaning lock?

No. There is no lock for the on/off button, so the panel can switch on while you wipe it down.