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Premium precise cooking

Upgrade to induction with Charlie

Battery-powered, 120v compatible stainless steel Charlie stove by Copper with black walnut knobs and oven handle.

30" full-size induction range

Powerful enough to sear steak, steady enough to temper chocolate

  • Whisper quiet inductors
  • 21 heat settings per cooking zone
  • Preheats to 325°F in 4 minutes
  • Oven temperature ranges from 80° to 550°F
  • Boils water 3-4x faster
  • Air fry, proof dough, roast, broil, and bake with lab-grade precision
Meet Charlie

"The heat is so steady."

Samin Nosrat, award-winning chef and author of Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, upgraded to Charlie from a high-end gas range in her home kitchen.

Learn why she made the switch and what she likes about cooking on Charlie.

What cooks say about the range they love

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Precise oven

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A pleasure to cook on

Closeup of a man's hands as he cooks pork chops in a cast-iron pan on a Charlie induction range. One hand turns a pork chop with tongs, while his other hand turns the redwood knob controlling the heat of the induction burner.

Way better than gas

A smiling woman in a black spaghetti dress stands in a bright white kitchen, holding a blue plate filled with golden-brown buscuits. Behind her is a Copper Charlie battery-equipped induction range set to 400 degrees.

Fast preheat

The range that gets better with time

Introducing Soufflé

Last year, we updated Charlie's firmware to dial in the oven's precision, a release we named Soufflé.

Here's what every Charlie cook enjoys on their range, whether they bought it yesterday or a year ago.

Webinar replay

Cook with confidence

If you don’t know someone who has an induction range, you might wonder how easy it is to make the switch from gas or conventional electric.

Watch instructor April Dodd from Milk Street Cooking School and Chef Lisa Pinckney from Copper demonstrate how to use a wok, griddle, and large cast iron pan on Charlie, and answer questions about induction cooking and using Charlie's oven. You’ll leave with a clear sense of where Charlie excels and how the experience differs from cooking on gas.

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