GreenLife Rice Cooker with Removable PFAS-Free Ceramic Nonstick Pot, 3-Cups Uncooked/6-Cups Cooked, Grains & Oatmeal Multicooker, Compact One-Switch Design, Auto Keep Warm, Easy Clean, Gray

Just the right size for me and my husband. Made 2 cups and we had enough left over for a 2nd meal. Extremely easy to use. Rice cooked perfectly, but was starting to brown on the bottom after about 30 minutes on warm. Very easy to clean.

I love a rice cooker. This one has been great. Color is pretty and rice turns out perfect with no hassle of watching and stirring. Rice comes out easily with no sticking. Light and easy to store

So easy to use, great value for the price. Brown rice can sometimes not turn out so well, a little under cooked, but that could be an error on my part. It makes much more rice than you would think too. Great for multi rice as well.

There's no lcd display. It doesn't play tunes or even beep. It only has a single on/off/warmer switch and one led. You must use the included measuring cup and the level marks on the vessel are a little hard to read. However, with proper measurements the rice comes out perfect. After cooking, it switches to warming mode. Includes a paddle for fluffing. Construction seems solid. The metal and glass lidded vessel can be removed for serving, cleaning and refrigerating leftovers.

Compact and easy to store. Best way to describe this device. My wife and I had a really big ninja rice cooker that was hard to store. We liked how that rice came out, but the rice we made with GreenLife’s rice cooker came out wonderful. Very good. Cooked faster than our ninja too. We appreciate the PFAS-free aspect as well! For the price, it’s perfect. I just wish they had different settings for the rice. Brown, white, quinoa etc. I wanted to give 4 stars, but the value compared to the cost is a steal

Attractive, but I do have a quibble. I have to unplug it every time I use it because as long as it's plugged in, it's on. It does the cooking job nicely, but then it stays on to keep the rice warm. The problem is that if I forget about that, don't turn it off and unplug it right away, it not only burns the bottom, but stays on forever. So, you have to plug in to use and unplug to turn it off. I kind of preferred my old rice cooker which had no bad habits that way. Cute, like the color. Lightweight, works fine, but... that plug and unplug part is annoying.

A good rice cooker but it can burn the rice at the bottom, so unplug right after it is done. I gave it a 5 star because it is tiny and practical for the kitchen and it cooks super fast.

Really cute rice cooker. I bought this model because of the color, the fact that it is "ceramic" lined and its smaller size. If you are cooking for one or two this is the perfect any more people and you will want a bigger size. This would be too small in my normal kitchen since I normally cook meals to last for at least 2 nights. I bought this to use in an RV. This is a very basic model there is no off button so if it is plugged on it is on warming mode automatically. This can be used to cook dried beans. Dry lentils take about 45. Overnight soaked Chickpeas take about 45 minutes. It cooks Quina and rice nicely. I found a "Rice Cooker cake recipe" This rice cooker wouldn't stay on cook mode so I had to put the cake in the oven but it was pretty good regardless. 1 cup milk (milk) 1/2 cup oil (Oil) 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 cup cocoa powder 3/4 cup sugar 1 tbsp baking powder I used coconut oil it had a nice flavor, not too sweet. From Sunera Kitchen