Our Place Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt review: $26 cheaper than the ceramic mini, and warranted for life
Three quarts of stainless, aluminium and titanium for $99 in Chrome or Brushed, $119 in Gold: 3.81 lb with its lid, “heat and oven safe up to 1000°F” (Gold 750°F), dishwasher safe, metal utensils allowed, limited lifetime warranty. The ceramic Mini Perfect Pot is $125, hand wash only, three years. Read the box list before you buy: it does not mention the lid.
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Three finishes on 20 October 2026 — Chrome and Brushed at $99, Gold at $119. Our Place's product data titles the Gold variant “Chrome/Gold”. Images: Our Place.
What is actually good
$99 against $125. The ceramic Mini Perfect Pot: 2.75 quarts, $125, hand wash, three years. This pot: 3 quarts, $26 less, dishwasher, warranted for life. Per quart, $33 against $45. The 7 qt titanium is $145, or $20 a quart.
1000°F, with a footnote. “The pan is heat and oven safe up to 1000°F (Gold: 750°F)” — Our Place's sentence, “pan” included. The ceramic Perfect Pot says “oven safe up to 450°F — no broilers, please”. Neither titanium pot page mentions the broiler.
The dishwasher, and a metal spoon. “Dishwasher safe.” “Unlike traditional nonstick cookware, our Titanium Pro cookware can safely go through the dishwasher.” “Safe for use with metal, wood, or silicone utensils.” The ceramic pots forbid both.
Three metals and, Our Place says, no coating. “3mm fully-clad tri-ply construction”: stainless exterior, aluminium core, “titanium interior with NoCo nonstick technology” — a “coating free titanium interior”, with PFAS (“Forever Chemicals”), PTFE, PFOA, lead and cadmium crossed out. What the micro-dot surface is, beyond “titanium”, the page does not say; the question is worked through on is titanium cookware safe.
Induction, stated. “Compatible with all cooktops, including induction.”
What nobody mentions
The box list has no lid in it. What's Included is two lines: “Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt.” and “Silicone Spoon” (12.2 inches, “built-in utensil rest system”). The lid appears only in the specifications — “3.81 lbs with lid”, “6.61 in. height with lid” — and in the photographs. The 10.5-inch titanium pan lists its “Titanium Pro Lid 10.5″” separately; the pot pages do not. In the Titanium Pro Cookware Set, one 8.5-inch lid is listed as shared between this pot and the 8.5-inch pan. We expect a lid in the box. Our Place's list does not say so.
A $169 compare-at price that nobody has seen. Our Place's product data carries a compare-at price of $169 (Chrome, Brushed) and $189 (Gold) that the page did not display on 20 October. We have read the pot three times — $115 on 25 August, $99 on 16 and 20 October — never at $169. The 7 qt's compare-at, $195, was at least its real price in August.
Dishwasher safe; hand wash anyway. The same page says “dishwasher safe” and, under care, “hand wash with a bristle brush and mild soap, scrubbing between micro-dots”, then “1 teaspoon of neutral oil” “after cleaning and before storage”. Its FAQ: “Deep cleans or dishwasher cycles can strip natural oils.” Permitted, not recommended; the routine is on how to clean a titanium pan.
Three names for one pot. Heading: “Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 1.0”. Title tag: “Titanium Mini Perfect Pot Pro”. Product data: “Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt. 1.0”. Search for any of them.
Gold is rated to 750°F, not 1000°F, and costs $20 more; the page gives no reason. Gold's price appears only in the product data, not in the page copy.
Broiler use. Weight without the lid. Whether the lid is in the box — What's Included lists the pot and a silicone spoon. What “NoCo” is, beyond “titanium”.
The specification
Read from Our Place's product page and product data on 20 October 2026. Capacity, dimensions and weight are Our Place's figures.
Against its siblings
Titanium pots read 20 October 2026; the ceramic 2.75 qt from its page on 16 October 2026. The 7 qt is reviewed on Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 7 qt; the ceramic pots on Perfect Pot.
At $99 the 3 qt titanium undercuts the ceramic mini by $26 and out-specifies it on every line but colour.
Rice, grains, sauces, soup for two and small braises; anyone who wants the dishwasher, metal utensils and a lifetime warranty for under $100; induction hobs.
You cook for more than two — 3 quarts is a side-dish pot, and the 7 qt is $46 more for more than twice the capacity — or you want a colour. The choice is Chrome, Brushed or Gold.
The ceramic alternative, eleven colourways and a lid in its box list, is on Perfect Pot; the titanium range starts at Titanium Always Pan Pro.
The Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt, priced
The price on our last read, the date, and the price before it.
Price history
Sale prices show on Our Place's page, never in its product data, so a lower page price is a sale. A compare-at in the data is a claim about the past; this one does not match our reads. Every price we have seen is on Our Place prices.
The questions people actually ask
Is the Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt oven safe?
Yes: “heat and oven safe up to 1000°F (Gold: 750°F)”. Nothing about the broiler. Every Our Place pan's rating is on are Our Place pans oven safe.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
“Dishwasher safe”, then a recommended bristle brush, mild soap and a teaspoon of neutral oil, and a warning that “dishwasher cycles can strip natural oils”. Allowed, not advised: how to clean a titanium pan.
Does it have a nonstick coating?
Our Place calls it a “coating free titanium interior” with “NoCo nonstick technology”, PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead and cadmium absent. Whether titanium is nonstick in the usual sense: is titanium nonstick.
Does it come with a lid?
The weight and height are given “with lid” and the photographs show one, but What's Included lists only the pot and a silicone spoon. We would expect a lid; the page does not say.
Is it better than the ceramic Mini Perfect Pot?
On paper: $26 cheaper, a quarter-quart bigger, 1000°F against 450, dishwasher against hand wash, lifetime against three years. The ceramic has eleven colourways and a lid in its box list; see Perfect Pot and titanium vs ceramic cookware.
How were these figures verified?
Prices, finishes and images from Our Place's product data, everything else from the product page, read 20 October 2026; the August and 16 October prices are our earlier reads. How we check these pages.
Our Place prices and specifications last verified 16–26 October 2026; competitor prices re-read 26–28 October 2026 (All-Clad 25 August).
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