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Buy one !!! If you’ve ever wanted to feel like a kitchen wizard who waves a spoon and—poof!—dinner for eight appears, this Crock-Pot Slow Cooker is your wand. With its mighty 6.5-liter capacity, it handled my hungry family like a champ. Toss in some ingredients, hit the switch, and by the time everyone’s done asking “what’s for dinner?”—boom, it’s done. Five stars already for saving me from weeknight chaos. The removable ceramic bowl deserves its own fan club. It’s so easy to clean that I almost looked for hidden elves doing the work. Whether I was slow-cooking chili, stew, or an entire roast, the bowl didn’t stain, scratch, or complain. The sleek black design even made it look classy sitting on the counter, as if it knew it was the MVP of the kitchen lineup. Exceptional doesn’t even cover it—this Crock-Pot is basically the culinary equivalent of a reliable best friend: never late, never fussy, and always deliciously dependable. It’s fed our big family with leftovers to spare (a miracle in itself). Five stars, no hesitation. If it ever broke—which feels unlikely—I’d be clicking “Buy Again” before the pot even cooled down.

One of my best purchases. I used it the day after it arrived to batch cook and it was excellent. Filling it only 2/3 full meant it cooked well and evenly. So much better than overfilling a smaller crockpot. Very economical to run. Easy to use and easy to clean. The quality of the food it cooked was really good and tasted great. The settings work well. I keep it safe in the cupboard in its box as it’s a good size. If you haven’t used a crockpot before I can genuinely recommend this slow cooker.

Easy to use, choose either high or low heat settings plus a keep warm function. Easy to clean. Some may find the inner pot heavy, especially if planning to serve at the table. Family sized. Looks stylish. Would definitely recommend.

does the job well. nice and large for familt use as well as single chefs.

❤️this product- good VFM, performs well, easily cleaned. Should have bought long ago, So much more economical than Casserole in fan oven with similar, if not better results.

I brought this to replace one we had for ages, its huge! It holds loads and is good quality but does take quite alot of room up in the cupboards. Saying that though I am pleased with it as it easily fits a full chicken in with room to spare so no problem making any meal. If i had to pick a downside it would be it not having a light indicator when on.

First slow cooker i have brought and im really impressed made a chicken curry for its maiden cook,just add all the ingredients set on high for 5 hours adding yogurt in for last 30 minutes. Chicken came out melt in the mouth infused with all the flavours of the spices next project will be a lump of beef 😋

Love it. I've currently got it with 4 lamb shoulders quietly cooking away to itself. I wish I'd bought one years ago. The lid fits, and the food is cooked and tastes so good, I can barely believe how great it is (the food, that is). I've run this using a pair of plug in electricity usage meters. I can't gaurantee they are accurate, but they both agree that the High setting is about 320-330 watts and the Low setting uses 220-230 watts. I think Warm was about 43 watts. The label on the cooker itself says 280 watts for Low and 300 for High. It's 6.5 litres, which people say is 'big'. I wish it were bigger personally. The unit is about as big as my round glass halogen oven, but the bowl capacity is a lot smaller. I can't get the same amount of food (well, meat) in. I'm not complaining though, the electricity costs are minimal and you can still get a lot in - like my 4 lamb shoulders which weigh 3.3 kg with the bones. They leave no room for more. One lucky feature are the 'run off' groves at the top of the bowl that let moisture from the lid back into the bowl. These allow me to insert a Therm Pro thermometer in the meat and take the long lead up and out of the bowl in one of the grooves. The upshot is that I can monitor the temp, and get that 90-95c ideal temperature for the meat without lifting the lid. The thermometer lead is thin enough not to push the lid up either. Yeah, I'm delighted with this. I'm aware that with every slow cooker review I've read, there are always a fair number of people for whom the oven doesn't work, is slower than 'slow' or the lid shatters or doesn't fit snugly. So far, this one's exceeding expectations for me. If I have problems I'll change this review to reflect them. It's got a two-year gaurantee, though, so that's reassuring.

Working as expected. No fancy features but well enough for many of us...

Total piece of junk No indicator to tell if switched on, has only 3 legs which makes it wobble on the counter, followed instructions for a beef joint, left on for 12 hours and the beef wasn't anywhere near cooked. Dangerous piece of equipment.