Do not make decisions in haste. This is exactly what Hy Cite/Royal Prestige tries to get you to do. My fiance and I bought a set of pots and pans during a seminar 5 months ago where the presenter made cooking with them look oh-so-easy. First, it is not easy to work with the pots and pans. They come with a DVD of instructions, and I've cooked while watching the DVD, going step by step, and the food still does not turn out the way it's "supposed" to. I have yet to cook a steak without drying it out or anything at all without the pots turning brown, which means they have to be polished after every use. Second, I've called to see what I could have done with lowering the price or returning them as I was not satisfied. But they will not consider anything.
Lastly, I am not happy about the finance rate. The day we purchased them, I specifically asked the presenter about the finance rate, and he said it is included in the $1,900. That sounded odd, so I asked again and was assured $1,900 is the total price we would be paying. Guess what happens when we receive the bills? You got it; they're tacking on interest! We pay $80/month, and they add another $35 of interest to the next bill. Somehow, by the time we are done paying for these, I don't think we will have paid only $1,900 for these ridiculous pots and pans.
On the one hand, they don't require as much oil and they are more healthy than other pots and pans lined with plastic, but what good are they if they are difficult to use and we'd rather not cook because of them? Bottom line is don't buy them if you don't want to spend the time learning how to use them and polishing them. Also, don't buy them if you have to finance; otherwise, you'll spend way too much for them. Buy them if you have the money up front.

