LOVE this cookware set!! The sauce pans have measuring guides on the inside of them for easy recipe calculations. The glass lids have built-in strainers which is especially helpful when I make pasta. I also really like the look and feel of the handles which stay cool while cooking. A great set to have! “I received these products for free from the Hey, Bullseye™ sampling program in exchange for my honest review.”

I recently treated myself to the 12-piece Aluminum Nonstick Hard Anodized Cookware Set in Dark Gray by Figmint, and let me tell you, it's been an absolute game-changer in my kitchen. I just had to share my personal take on this cookware set. First off, the build quality of these pots and pans is top-notch. They're made from hard-anodized aluminum, which not only looks sleek but feels super solid. Surprisingly, they're not as heavy as you'd expect, making them a breeze to handle. Plus, the handles and lids are securely attached, so you don't have to worry about anything coming loose while you're cooking. Now, let's talk about that nonstick surface – it's like kitchen magic. Food practically dances off these pans, and I've noticed I need very little oil or butter, which is fantastic for healthier cooking. I've cooked everything from delicate omelets to perfectly seared steaks, and I haven't had a single sticking issue. And the cleanup? Piece of cake. A quick wipe with a sponge or cloth, and you're done. What really wowed me is how evenly these pans heat up. No hot spots or uneven cooking – everything cooks just right. And the variety in this set is fantastic. You've got everything you need – saucepans, skillets, a stockpot, even a griddle. The lids fit snugly, locking in heat and moisture for amazing results. They are dishwasher-safe. Lastly, I have to give a shoutout to Figmint for their design. That dark gray finish adds a modern touch to my kitchen, and these pots and pans look great on my stove. In a nutshell, the 12-piece Aluminum Nonstick Hard Anodized Cookware Set by Figmint has truly upped my cooking game. It's a must-have for anyone who loves cooking. The quality, nonstick performance, even heating, and variety are unbeatable. I wholeheartedly recommend it – it's the perfect mix of style, function, and quality, and it's made cooking in my kitchen an absolute joy.

The new line of cookware from Target’s Figmint brand looks great, cooks well, and has details I appreciate. I love a clear lid so I can see what’s happening without letting out all the steam and appreciate the small vent to release the pressure. I also love that the saucepans have a subtle pour spout on their edge with fitted lids that have a built in strainer. It’s early in their use so we’ll see how they hold up, but the value here seems immense! Definitely recommend

These are very nice quality pots. I’ve only used the medium sized pot so far. I was worried the handle would get hot while cooking but that wasn’t an issue. I used the pot to make pasta, and I really liked that the pot had measurements inside (liters and quarts) so I didn’t have to use a measuring cup. I also used the straining lid feature to drain the water. It worked okay, but I think it will take some getting used to. There is such a variety of sizes to choose from; I can’t imagine this set not having what you need. I also really like that they included felt liners to prevent scratching when stacking. If you are on the fence, I would recommend purchasing!

This set has everything you would need for stove top cooking and includes heat pads for setting on to protect your countertop and tables . I will be picking up another set to gift to my daughter for the wedding gift .

This is a very nice set. A good collection of pots and pans with lids. The stock pot was a bit smaller than I'm used to, but will serve my family well for a batcg of soup or chili. The pots have measurement guides on thd inside, which is a very nice feature. These are not too heavy, yet are sturdy and heat is evenly distributed. I use an electric glass top stove (for reference). An added bonus are the felt liners that allow you to stack the pots and pans without worrying about them scratching when they're nested together. I've used these a short while and they've washed up well. I never put my pans into the dishwasher, and just use a dishcloth with soap. Time will tell if they hold up as well as other more expensive pieces I've owned (that my teens destroyed as they learned to cook).