GOTHAM STEEL 5 Qt Ceramic Stock Pot Multipurpose Pasta Pot with Strainer Lid & Twist and Lock Handles, Nonstick Ceramic for Soup, Spaghetti, Rice, Pots for Kitchen, Dishwasher Safe - Copper

Excellent quality! The sturdiness is impressive, and it is easy to handle. We have used this repeatedly, and it still looks like new! The lock lid straining feature is smart, and works smoothly. It is definitely scratch resistant, and the size is perfect to fix anything from soups to pastas to pretty much anything else!

It has great handles that lock so that your hands don't get burned and there are no accidents when straining your pasta. Best pot that you can also strain your food from.

Item was exactly as described and works well. Lightweight and a great size. The locking handles are clunky are large, so be sure that's a feature you really want before you order it. Draining is slower than you'd expect, but a bonus for people who wear glasses because they won't fog!

Super lightweight, but decent quality.

I have a different model, it held up well so I bought this version that's deeper. Very satisfied. Live the lid draining option. Definitely needs to be hand washed and don't use metal utensils. Cleans easily.

Bought for me my girl and she uses it all the time. Highly recommend.

It does what a pot should do.

Decent pot but a bit gimmicky. We needed a new pot and this one looked great. I initially thought the built in draining function would be great for cooking pasta. It was a good price and a solid pot with a cool feature I had never considered before. I’ll start with the good and end with the bad.It’s a great pot. It’s non-stick surface seems to be pretty durable and as a result we can use less oil when cooking. It’s a nice size too. The glass lid is a must when cooking sauces and such. It also seems to heat up very quickly compared to our old pot. So boiling and simmering is really easy. Lastly the price point is incredible.The handles are a type of plastic. I do worry if I am not mindful I’m going to accidentally melt them one day. We have a dual burner oven and the flame can get quite large. The built in draining function is incredibly slow. All of that water needs to go out a very small opening. I’m used to just dumping the contents into a strainer and that whole process takes about five seconds. I can see times where this would be useful, like to reduce the liquidity in something, but its utility for pasta cooking is basically zero.With all that said, it is still a very solid pot. If I had to do it again I don’t think I would have bought this one, but it’s also not so bad that I felt the need to return it. It serves its purpose well, and I suppose there will come a day when I will be glad that I can easily drain water out of the lid. A solid three stars.