Instant Pot 20-Cup Rice Cooker, Rice and Grain Multi-Cooker with Carb Reducing Technology without Compromising Taste or Texture, From the Makers of Instant Pot, Includes 8 Cooking Presets

We are a Filipino married to an American household, and this bad boy is an absolute workhorse. Great size and price at the time. Its pot is steel-coated to prevent sticking and is super easy to clean in the dishwasher. Very easy to use, push the buttons through the menu options. It has held up well to the daily abuse we put it through.

Excellent item. Cooks quick and great quality. Esasy to use and it is touch function, it doesn't have buttons. Really big for a family of 4 or 5( I could say even 6). I loved my purchase

Perfect rice cooker. Fits our esthetic and looks classic. Very easy to use and light weight. Perfect for a family of 2 to 14 people. The best rice cooker I have bought so far.

The carb reduce feature is not enough for Rice varieties that are parboiled - Example Kerala matta rice or any Indian rice that takes longer to cook. It takes forever to get it cooked on this Carb reduce mode. I had to set it in three 40 min sessions to get it cooked. "Copying the contents of another review, so this reaches the design team". PRO: 1. looks pretty 2. Easy settings 2. easy to use without carb reduce CON: 1. This product has serious design problems 1.1 the rice cannot be fully and thoroughly cooked when you use default settings of "carb reduce". You have to restart the cooker with "carb reduce" and stir the rice with water. 1.2 the inner pot for "carb reduce" is not easy to clean because it is made of stainless steel and rice sticks on it. 1.3 the inner pot for "carb reduce" is easy to scratch the inner pot with non-stick coating 1.4 no water collection cup. When you finish cooking and open the lid, much water flow from the lid down into the pot and edge which may hold some water. 2. the pot is heavy than others. Just like other customers' commend. It is ok for me although it is "heavy". Do not recommend this cooker if you use "carb reduce" a lot and worry about the water from the lid. Will return it.

I've had this rice cooker for a month now, I really waited till I get to use just about all the setting in this rice cooker including the carb reducing setting. Things I like about this rice cooker is the size of it, it's big, but its lightweight, It has more setting like the quinoa, mix grain, saute, carb reducing. The rest like steam, brown rice, slow cook, my aroma multicooker have all that. I like and i don't like steam basket, I like coz it's deeper and it's stainless steel, but u can't cook anything else in it while steaming coz yeah it's deep. That's why I use the steam basket from my aroma, it fits so I use it. I can steam dumplings while cooking rice at the same time, saving time. About the carb reducing setting, I think u can do the same with regular rice cooker like aroma (I'm sorry if I always mention aroma coz that's my old rice cooker and I can only compare it with it just hear me out). So all u need is a deep stainless steel steam basket, put the rice in it, after u wash your rice, (yes I wash my rice) measure water by putting your middle index finger on TOP the of the rice like surface of the rice, measure the water just half of the first line in your middle index finger. If you're an asian u know what I mean. Then set it to steam for 40min coz that's how long the rice cook in the instant rice cooker if u set it to carb reducing. Things I don't like about this instant rice cooker is it has no number measurement in the bowl or how ever u call it. It's just tells u the max level that's it. Yes there is a cup that says how many cups of water u put depends on how many cups of rice you're cooking. If u use it on dry rice it might work, but since I wash and rinse my rice before cooking, it's not going to work, I tried it, it becomes mushy, it's too wet. So I'm using the finger measuring technique coz it works for me. 2nd, is it doesn't have a condensation water reservoir, so when the rice is done, when u open it, all the condensation is just sitting around the ring of the rice cooker. Unlike my old rice cooker there's is small water reservoir on the side that the condensation goes when u open the lid, and it keeps it dry so the rice won't go bad even if u leave it till next day. Tips if you're using the carb reducing setting, when the rice is done make sure u dump the water that drips down under the basket. So that the rice is not setting on top of that water, or it will become mushy at the bottom of your rice. Also u can only cook for up to 4 cups if u use the carb reducing setting. So over all, I like it, like what I said it is a great buy if you don't own a rice cooker and wanted to have one. But if u have an old rice cooker might as well just keep your old one and save u some money, just buy a steam basket.

I loved everything about the rice cooker after it arrived - the sleek design and functionality, it also cooked rice just as it’s intended. It was straight forward to use and the rice did not stick to the pot. Unfortunately it unexpectedly got damaged after some time. I contacted the manufacturer through Amazon to report the issue. Luckily, it was still in the warranty window. They asked for evidence and proof of purchase. After satisfying those requirements they sent me new one and asked me to trash out all parts of the damaged one.

Daughter loves this rice cooker. It has made perfect rice every time.

Tres bon

Great product.. can do a lot.

If it does as it is claimed, reducing carbs, it is great. I have no way of knowing because the result is the same as a normal rice cooker IMHO.

I bought it last June, and it worked only for a year. All of a sudden, it stops working, and the Instant Pot support isn't helpful.

it looks good, cooks fine except one design flaw: when open the cap the water drain from the cap has no where to go but stay on the rim. some time it overflow to the inside. They should have it drain to a container as the other rice cooker usually does