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It’s hard to find an induction cooktop that doesn’t feel like a total eyesore, but this sleek model from Duxtop feels pretty discreet. The two burners are endowed with respective LED screens that will let you know their exact temperature, and you can pick from 8 presets designed for everything from heating milk to searing steak.

This is my current range, and while it’s nothing high-tech, that’s exactly what I love about it: the settings are marked clearly (and in a nice, large font), and the black colorway camouflages spills better than stainless steel or white ranges I have had in the past. The porcelain cooktop material also wipes up easily, and the grates are dishwasher safe. 

This microwave from NeoChef offers a spacious 2 cubic feet of space for reheating all of your household members’ coffees in one go, refreshing your roast chicken leftovers — you name it. It even comes with a child-resistant door lock.

If you’re shopping for a microwave on the more compact (and affordable) side, this Panasonic workhorse packs just under a 1 cubic foot of space and boasts 7 presets, including a handful of settings just for making popcorn.

With this countertop dishwasher, you’re 40 minutes and one electrical current away from the bliss of machine-washed dishes. I would have killed to have a dishwasher in my last apartment, and it took the newfound popularity of countertop dishwashers on TikTok to make me realize that could have been entirely possible. I can only imagine how helpful it must be for cleaning glassware, baby bottles, and more.

Bosch has a reputation for making some of the quietest dishwashers out there, and the Bosch 300 is one of the brand’s most affordable high-tech models. The WiFi-enabled machine is compatible with Alexa and other home management systems, and includes a few next-level wash cycles such as “Extra Dry” and “Sanitize.”

Rocco’s wine fridge is undeniably extravagant, but I also don’t think it has any (equally handsome) peers. If you are in the market for a luxurious means for displaying your wine, beer, and less aesthetically pleasing beverages (that rippled glass front is also a chic way to camouflage your goods), the fridge is at your service. It uses the same high-end compressor as Sub-Zero, making it super quiet, and it will actually compliment your MCM furniture.

Locking handles are to slow cookers what pockets are to dresses. This 4-quart Crock-Pot will be easy to transport to Thanksgiving or your next potluck thanks to its travel-proof locking lid. It also includes a stoneware interior that can handle oven temperatures of up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

I know we’re reaching Instagrammy cookware saturation, but Our Place’s slow cooker is not only substantial at 6-quarts and lined with a non-toxic nonstick coating, but it’s undeniably great to look at — and that matters. If I’m going to be leaving my slow cooker out all day on the counter, I would prefer a pot with a sleek design.

The perfect appliance for a new cook or a compact kitchen, this 4-quart Ninja air fryer can cook up to two pounds of French fries, and it functions as a dehydrator. And trust me, there’s nothing better than eating apple chips or fruit leather that you have dehydrated yourself; it feels like consuming your favorite flavors in HD.

Cosori is a favorite air fryer brand of Eater’s Special Projects Director Lesley Suter, who says that it “produces flaky scallion pancakes, perfectly charred broccoli, and it’s big enough to fit a whole chicken” in her Eater article review of the 6-quart beast. This iteration is slightly more compact at 5-quarts, but packs just as much versatility and power. Gather your Cornish game hens, and fry away.