I haven't personally tried Circulon yet but from what I know about it, and Swiss diamond, they're very different pans. Circulon(Depending on which line your talking about, there are quite a few) is a three ply pan and probably compares better with lines like Cuisinart Chefs Classic Non-Stick, or Some Calphalon pans. Swiss Diamond are cast aluminum pans, which sets it apart from most other brands, but probably compares better with pans like All-Clad and Hexclad. Quality-wise I would say Swiss Diamond is the far superior pan and will last much longer, but it also comes with a higher price tag to the tune of about 4x what a Circulon pan goes for. Both companies tout lifetime warranties, but but only from defects, not from wear from regular use. I believe the Swiss Diamond pan would last much longer, I've had mine for about six years and I have no intention of replacing them. It really depends on what you're in the market for. Hope that helps!
Swiss Diamond is the worst set of pots and pans I've ever owned. I own like 6 items from them. They all went to shit. Everything sticks to them now. Not smooth anymore. It's like all the coating came off. Shit product. I'm gonna try either HexClad or Madein next.
Intresting. I have xd version which is 10 years old and work still fine. Also other pan which is 3 years old and is still in mint conditon. even that it is used about 5 times in week No machine wash ever
@@miikkaorte1577 I wish there was a way for me to show you pics of them. We got em in the summer of 2019. I should just do a RUclips upload of them so I can show the world. Yep. I still have them. I can't wait to get rid of them.
@@bringbackcommonsense528 I pre and season after each use all my pots and pans. For the past month, I've been using ScanPans. Let's see how these hold up.
Thanks for the video. I need to replace my Scanpan and was looking at this one for an alternative. I think I may go with the Swiss Diamond.
All clad but easy to clean
Hey bro, have you tried circulon? which one is better? Cheers!
I haven't personally tried Circulon yet but from what I know about it, and Swiss diamond, they're very different pans. Circulon(Depending on which line your talking about, there are quite a few) is a three ply pan and probably compares better with lines like Cuisinart Chefs Classic Non-Stick, or Some Calphalon pans.
Swiss Diamond are cast aluminum pans, which sets it apart from most other brands, but probably compares better with pans like All-Clad and Hexclad. Quality-wise I would say Swiss Diamond is the far superior pan and will last much longer, but it also comes with a higher price tag to the tune of about 4x what a Circulon pan goes for.
Both companies tout lifetime warranties, but but only from defects, not from wear from regular use. I believe the Swiss Diamond pan would last much longer, I've had mine for about six years and I have no intention of replacing them. It really depends on what you're in the market for. Hope that helps!
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Lil too cute and way too much intro! Life's too short mate.
Swiss Diamond is the worst set of pots and pans I've ever owned.
I own like 6 items from them. They all went to shit.
Everything sticks to them now.
Not smooth anymore.
It's like all the coating came off.
Shit product.
I'm gonna try either HexClad or Madein next.
Hi. Im interested to hear what pans do you have? Im considering about buying one.
Intresting. I have xd version which is 10 years old and work still fine. Also other pan which is 3 years old and is still in mint conditon. even that it is used about 5 times in week
No machine wash ever
@@miikkaorte1577 I wish there was a way for me to show you pics of them.
We got em in the summer of 2019.
I should just do a RUclips upload of them so I can show the world.
Yep. I still have them.
I can't wait to get rid of them.
@@china1013 did you pre season them and also again after use?
@@bringbackcommonsense528 I pre and season after each use all my pots and pans.
For the past month, I've been using ScanPans.
Let's see how these hold up.
Life time guarantee is a lie !!