Dreepor 2200W electric ceramic stove review: high-power any-pot hob

The Dreepor 2200W electric ceramic stove is a high-power infrared hob, not induction, so it heats any pot while pushing a strong 2200W.

What you get

This is a ceramic infrared burner rated at 2200W, so it gets hot fast for its type. Like other ceramic hobs, it takes any cookware (palayok, aluminum, stainless) with no magnetic base needed. The extra wattage helps with big batches: boiling a large pot of nilaga or heating a kawali for pancit. The downside is it’s still infrared, so it cools more slowly than induction, and the top stays hot after use.

The power is the reason to pick this over a basic hob. Weaker hobs sag when you throw a heavy load at them. A full pot of soup takes forever to reach a rolling boil. The 2200W rating gives you headroom for the cooking Filipino households actually do in volume: a batch of menudo for a handa, boiling laundry-day-sized pots, or getting a kawali screaming hot for crispy pancit canton. And because it’s infrared, you’re not rebuying pots to get that power, your existing kaldero works as-is.

Is it easy to clean and safe?

The glass-ceramic top is flat, so cleanup is a wipe once it cools, no grates to scrub. The catch is that residual heat: the surface stays hot for a while after you switch off, so keep kids clear and let it cool before wiping. Give it breathing room away from the wall, and set pots down gently instead of dragging them to avoid scratching the glass.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,458 as of July 11, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Same price as Dreepor’s touch-and-knob model but with more power, though it has fewer sales (3K+) to judge from so far. The 4.9 rating is reassuring, but the thinner sales history means less feedback to lean on.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you cook big batches and want an any-pot hob with extra power. Compare the wattage across the best induction cookers in the Philippines roundup, or check ceramic versus induction in our induction cooker buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

If you already own magnetic pots and want faster heat plus more buyer feedback, the Xiaomi Induction Cooker N1 (Youth Version, 2100W) is our Best Overall and cheaper at around ₱1,219 as of July 11, 2026, though it only works with induction cookware. Want another any-pot ceramic option? The Lahome infrared electric ceramic stove is our Best for any pot at around ₱1,299 as of July 11, 2026.