ANOLON 36cm Non-stick Wok ( Advanced )

12 Comments

Yesterday I purchased the above wok from Myer’s 50% off cookware sale . Normal price was $199.00 ( quite dear ) and lucky on top of a giftcard paid for a mere $30 . What I wanted to ask has anyone has personal experiences with this brand as it is a Lifetime Warranty and if you have been happy with their cookware. The sales assistance told me it was a good brand and the cooking sets were a great deal . Did you ever had to claim for defect at all . Thank You .

Posted anonymously, 23rd January 2016

12 Comments

- - rachelvk, VIC said
  - 26 Jan 2016
    7:43 pm
You definitely got a great deal on a great wok. Hope you cook many a wonderful meal with it!

- - mom93821, VIC said
  - 24 Jan 2016
    6:55 am
Also; enjoy using your wok and creating some wonderful recipes.
- mom94125 replied
  
  25 Jan 2016 , 5:18 pm
  yeah i love cooking stir fries in mine. i found that found cooked quicker in the wok so have to be wary not to burn things lol.
- - mom94125, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    5:04 pm
i have a warranty on my wok but i bought it from elsewhere and haven’t had any issues.

- - mom93821, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    2:06 pm
Lifetime warranty means the expected life of the appliance and it varies for different products.

- - mum888, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    2:00 pm
Thank you, much appreciated esp the link 🙂
- mom90758 replied
  
  24 Jan 2016 , 11:06 am
  No problem at all! Enjoy your new pan!! 🙂
- - BellaB, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    12:25 pm
It’s certainly a brand I know of, but I don’t have personal experience.

- - mom90758, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    12:19 pm
No experience with it, but I heard that it’s a great brand. If something ever happens I’m sure you can bring it back and get a new one. You got a great deal!!!!
Looking here http://meyer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/291/~/anolon-lifetime-warranty it looks like Anolon products have lifetime warranty!

- - mom165081, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    11:37 am
The lifetime is the expected lifetime of the product, not your lifetime. This should be in the info in the box – around 20 years from memory??
- mamavon replied
  
  28 Jan 2016 , 7:05 pm
  If it is 20 years I reckon they should advertise the guarantee as 20 years and not lifetime. I wonder what Tupperware’s lifetime guarantee equates to.
- - mom165081, VIC said
  - 23 Jan 2016
    11:35 am
If there is any problem at all, take it back to ANY retailer that stocks the brand and they should replace like for like – my mum did this and no issues at all with replacement.