Ookas 2200W inverter induction cooker review: cheapest fast hob

Ookas 2200W Inverter Induction Cooker

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team Β· Updated Jul 16, 2026 Β· How we review

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Quick verdict

The Ookas 2200W inverter induction cooker is the cheapest pick here at around β‚±879, 220V with 10K+ sold, but the lowest-rated (4.7) of our list.

At a glance

BrandOokas
TypeInduction cooker (inverter, single burner)
Priceβ‚±879 (as of Jul 11, 2026)
Owner rating4.7 β˜… from 8,872 reviews
ShopOOKAS.PH
Units sold10K+

Specifications

TypeInduction cooker (inverter, single burner)
Wattage2200W
Voltage220V
ControlsTouch panel, 8 preset menus
MaterialBlack crystal glass panel
Special featuresInverter; energy-saving per listing
Dimensions36 x 28 cm

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • Cheapest here at around β‚±879
  • High 2200W inverter with a touch panel and 8 menus
  • 220V for PH mains
  • 10K+ sold

βœ— Cons

  • Lowest rating in this list (4.7)
  • Needs magnetic (induction-ready) cookware

The Ookas 2200W inverter induction cooker is the cheapest true-induction pick here at around β‚±879, 220V, 10K+ sold, though the lowest-rated (4.7) of our list.

What you get

A single-burner induction hob with a strong 2200W element and inverter control, which steps power smoothly instead of clicking fully on and off. It runs on 220V, matching PH mains. As real induction, it heats the pot directly: quick boils and a cooler kitchen, easier on the Meralco bill. That 2200W is enough to bring a big pot of sinigang to a rolling boil fast, then drop to a gentle simmer without scorching the bottom.

It measures 36 x 28 cm (about the footprint of a large chopping board), so it fits a small condo counter or works as a second burner during fiestas. Remember it needs induction-ready cookware; a magnet should grip the base. Aluminum, glass, and clay pots won’t heat without an induction plate. At this price the 4.7 rating is still good, just a notch below our 4.9 picks, so expect slightly more mixed feedback. The listing doesn’t detail the control layout or plate material, so ask the seller if that matters.

Is it sulit?

Around β‚±879 as of July 11, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It’s the best value here on paper: high wattage and 220V for well under the Xiaomi and Dreepor models, roughly β‚±340 cheaper than the branded Xiaomi units for the same headline 2200W. You trade brand cachet and a bit of rating for the savings, which is a fair deal if you cook daily and watch your budget.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want the cheapest high-power induction cooker and have magnetic pots. It’s a solid daily burner for a small household, or a cheap backup hob to run alongside your main stove. Compare it against pricier, higher-rated options in the best induction cookers in the Philippines roundup, or match the wattage to your cooking in our induction cooker buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

If you’d rather pay a bit more for a proven brand and a higher rating, the Xiaomi Induction Cooker N1 is our Best Overall pick at around β‚±1,219 as of July 11, 2026, rated 4.9. If not all your pots are magnetic, the Lahome Infrared Electric Ceramic Stove heats any cookware: clay pot, aluminum, and glass included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check if my cookware is induction-ready?

Hold a fridge magnet to the pot's base. If it sticks firmly, it'll work. Stainless steel with a magnetic base and cast iron are fine; plain aluminum, glass, and clay pots aren't.

What does the inverter actually do?

It steps power smoothly instead of clicking the element fully on and off, so simmers stay steady. Combined with induction heating the pot directly, you get quick boils and a cooler kitchen.

How much counter space does it need?

The unit measures 36 x 28 cm, about the footprint of a large chopping board. It runs on 220V, so any standard PH outlet works.

Why is it so much cheaper than Xiaomi or Dreepor?

At around β‚±879 as of July 11, 2026, you're trading brand cachet and a bit of rating (4.7 versus 4.9) for the same 2200W of power. With 10K+ sold it's well-proven, just read recent reviews before you commit.