Hi /k. I'm looking for pressure cooker.

The one I'm currently using already broken cheap quality from germany. Anyways it's free item so don't mind about it

Recommend me a good quality electric pressure cooker please.

Thank you very much

Drillz for /k as thanks


Edit: electric pressure cooker. Not stove type.

This post has been edited by hiyyl: Jul 6 2020, 09:20 PM

U are looking for electric or the stove one?
If electric just buy any cheap 1 will do.
Last time I bought a fancy Philips with all the mumbo jumbo function ngam2 2 years warranty end the fucker rosak. Tried to repair the just say spare part no longer produce. Pak yew.
So I just recently bought a cheap midea 2++ pressure cooker to cook rendang last raya. Works fine with much more simpler operation. Just turn the dial to how long u want to cook. No need fancy shits

nice drilzz

/k is a pressure cooker of rapey 40 year olds

Looking for electric pressure cooker.

Midea quality ok?

Build quality not bad quite good. Fair for the price. Come with 2 pot. Pot is not as thick as the Philips one but the non stick is good. Cant say much as only used foe 2 months only.

But for that price worth my money la. If rosak also not that sakit hati.

This post has been edited by kira_88: Jul 6 2020, 09:25 PM

It's better to buy stovetop pressure cooker, maintenance is much easier,
we been using Tefal for 10++ years now
only had to replace the silicone gasket 2-3 years ago
We bought it back in Europe though, dunno here got or not

Ikea has a cheap and good one
https://www.ikea.com/my/en/p/vaerdesaetta-p...steel-10286747/

I would stay clear off no-names, high pressure = high risk
any defect in manufacturing can cause boom-boom

If you are after an affordable one get an Elba or Midea. A better one would be a Philips or Tefal.

I started using an Elba and it lasted 5 years mainly used it to cook soups and stews. Recently bought a Tefal and very happy with it.

I would like to avoid stovetop pressure cooker if possible. Reason, i can keep my stew n soup warm the whole day.


which Tefal model u buy? Easy to clean?

How often do you use it

That's a reasonable reason, but still, haven't seen an electric one last that long
Especially with how electronics now are

The electronics should be ok. Problem is the materials used for the pressure cooker, either can withstand the pressure and heat or not. Especially the exterior part.

Nahh man, sometimes they cut corners, using lead-free solder is one of it
The constant cycle between heat and cooling added with the vibration during steam release sometimes play with the soldered joints. Easy repair for me, but to some, the garbage bin will be the final destination

Nowadays the requirement is lead free, else cannot sell into market, especially Europe. Lead free has higher melting point than the leaded solder. So, it is more robust. It is poor soldering that cause the failure you mentioned.

However, I agree with you the normal stove top pressure cooker is less troublesome. You would not know if the electric one goes haywire and explode when you leave it at home on simmer.

Heating food is easy with microwave nowadays

as someone that repair electronics in free time (all the time now), lead-free has been annoying to work with

It is more annoying since without good soldering iron, it is hard to get good wetability when soldering. Melting temperature is higher than leaded solder. Me, coming from old school, yes it feels annoying unless you have right tool.

Bumpz for more inputs

Philips.

Which model?

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/mid-year...KnJS2X&search=1

This model.. On sale atm too. Get it, won't regret. My wife uses it to cook soup.. 15mins gau tim.