MICHELANGELO Saucepans, 2QT & 3Q... vs TeamFar Saucepan with Lid, 2 qt ...

Cleaned right up good as new. They come out good in dishwasher.

The two quart pot is fantastic it heats quickly and the heat really goes on the whole bottom. Can't find 1 qt size pot in any of the stores around me. But other than that, they seem to be good pots and lids.

I use this cookware because it is sturdy and easy to clean. The heat conduction is fantastic. It cooks ideally, evenly, and washes up in a snap.

They're only non-stick if you're boiling noodles. When making scrambled eggs with cheese in these pans, i have to exert my full strength on a safe for nonstick scrubber to remove the residue. Even a few noodles will get stuck to the bottom of this pan...  Read More

The only drawback is the knob on top of the lid. He is 90 years old and his hand shakes a little. One thing i did forget when ordering is that sometimes a 2 qt pan can be a deeper pan and still be 2 qts.

Our teamfar pot heats quickly. I keep the heat at midpoint between low and medium and it hasn't scorched. It heats evenly cooking your food at an even temperature all around.

The teamfar saucepan cleans up easily with a brillo pad just like new. If i fill the pan with hot soapy water after cooking the oatmeal, it's easy to clean.

Qt pot with lid. Blends in perfectly with our other cookware. I like the see-through lid with its steam hole, the long, easy-grip handle, and the very flat bottom.

I was disappointed with the thinness of the pot. I guess this pan would be fine if you are heating up anything chunky, like chili, or broccoli-potato soup, etc.