The Good: Ease of Use and Performance

The Instant Pot’s ease of use was a major selling point for many reviewers. The device’s intuitive interface and clear instructions made it easy for users to navigate and use the various functions. Many reviewers praised the device’s ability to quickly and easily switch between different modes, such as pressure cooking, slow cooking, and sautéing. Some reviewers noted that the device’s large 7-inch touchscreen display made it easy to access and adjust settings. Others appreciated the device’s automatic shut-off feature, which ensured the unit turned off after a set period of inactivity. The Instant Pot’s ability to perform multiple functions in one device was also a major selling point for many reviewers.

The Not-So-Good: Issues with Pre-Heating and Learning Function

However, not all reviewers were entirely satisfied with the Instant Pot. Some users reported issues with pre-heating, which could lead to inconsistent results. One user expressed disappointment, saying the learning function only seemed to learn for a week. This issue was not unique to the Instant Pot, as many other pressure cookers and slow cookers also experienced similar problems. Some reviewers noted that the device’s pre-heating function could be slow and unreliable.