Anonymous

Bought one several years ago. Yes, the cooking results were pretty good, but after a couple of years, the cooker was dead, and its warranty had expired. Googled online, found a lot of complaints about the same problem, and it turned out the problem was due to the failure of its control chip, and couldn't be easily fixed by common people.

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Anonymous

I'm not a robot.

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Anonymous

Thank you for sharing... so did you just throw it away? Do you still want to buy the same product? //@anonymous: Bought one several years ago. Yes, the cooking results were pretty good, but after a couple of years, the cooker was dead, and its warranty had expired. Googled online, found a lot of complaints about the same problem, and it turned out the problem was due to the failure of its control chip, and couldn't be easily fixed by common people.

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Anonymous

It means you're forced to buy a new one. Nice marketing strategy.

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Anonymous

I have exactly the same experiences. //@anonymous: Bought one several years ago. Yes, the cooking results were pretty good, but after a couple of years, the cooker was dead, and its warranty had expired. Googled online, found a lot of complaints about the same problem, and it turned out the problem was due to the failure of its control chip, and couldn't be easily fixed by common people.

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Anonymous

I almost changed one rice cooker every year due to various problems. Then I changed my staples to bread. Much easier and peace of mind ever since! //@Anonymous: I have exactly the same experiences. //@anonymous: Bought one several years ago. Yes, the cooking results were pretty good, but after a couple of years, the cooker was dead, and its warranty had expired. Googled online, found a lot of complaints about the same problem, and it turned out the problem was due to the failure of its control chip, and couldn't be easily fixed by common people.

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Anonymous

who are still use this kind of rice cooker sound like still lived on last century.

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Anonymous

I paid about $80 from COSTO for the 5.5cup one a few years ago.

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Anonymous

Notice it says the lowest in “history “....got it!;-) //@anonymous: who are still use this kind of rice cooker sound like still lived on last century.

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Anonymous

What the advantages of this over the eighty bucks in Costco? I believe that brand is Tiger.

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Anonymous

Sort of like comparing Trek Bike vs Diamondback Bike //@Anonymous: What the advantages of this over the eighty bucks in Costco? I believe that brand is Tiger.

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Anonymous

I bought two tiger rice cookers, both of them died in about a year. No accident, just died without any sign.

I bought one Zojirushi cooker(with induction heat) from newegg many years ago, it lasted about ~6-7 years with heavy useage(I kept rice warming all day long). One day I washed the body of the rice cooker with water because it's kind of dirty on outside, the water killed it, it won't start.

I bought another Zojirushi cooker with induction heat from Kohls, cost me about $200 with a 40% off coupon. It's made in Japan, I hope it can work another five years //@anonymous: What the advantages of this over the eighty bucks in Costco? I believe that brand is Tiger.

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Anonymous

I have one of these and an induction. Go for the induction. Only about $60 more.

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Anonymous

I am using one (Panasonic) bought ~10 years ago, still runs strong.

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Anonymous

$50 should be a reasonable price

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Anonymous

not made in japan

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Anonymous

if $50 is a reasonable price for this, then nobody could afford it //@Anonymous: $50 should be a reasonable price

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Anonymous

My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

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Anonymous

Got one from Japan, the top model

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Catty

Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

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Anonymous

got a premium model from japan's dad, cost me a broken back

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Anonymous

Well your Costco model was NOT made in Jap, that’s the reason //@anonymous: My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

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Anonymous

thousand dollar pot for cooking RICE?! hahaha //@Catty: Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

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hellodealsea

I have one, only used it twice. I don't really think it works much better. Maybe because I was not using the right rice.

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Anonymous

bought a 10-cup one for my Asian wife, she really love it. And then I get lots of "benefit" positions.

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Anonymous

$190 for a bread machine, I don't see any difference with cheaper ones. But expensive rick cooker do have difference with cheaper ones regarding heating technology.

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Anonymous

go return it //@anonymous: My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

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Anonymous

Agreed. It's just rice, people! No nutrition, bland flavor. Why not focus on real food? //@anonymous: thousand dollar pot for cooking RICE?! hahaha //@Catty: Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

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Anonymous

3-cup

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Anonymous

If you have 2 girls all you need is 1 cup

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Anonymous

I have used a 6 cup one for long time. Honestly, Zojirushi is over priced. Other cheaper brands work equally well.

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Anonymous

Instantpot is the best //@anonymous: I have used a 6 cup one for long time. Honestly, Zojirushi is over priced. Other cheaper brands work equally well.

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Anonymous

I paid $170 @Kohls. Really sucks, I like aroma way better than this.but, people won't believe on our comments. //@anonymous: I have used a 6 cup one for long time. Honestly, Zojirushi is over priced. Other cheaper brands work equally well.

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Anonymous

Thanks Dealsea this is good deal!

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Anonymous

I agree. //@Anonymous: Instantpot is the best //@anonymous: I have used a 6 cup one for long time. Honestly, Zojirushi is over priced. Other cheaper brands work equally well.

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Anonymous

It seems OOS now.

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Anonymous

Posted too late. OOS

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Anonymous

out of stock.

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Anonymous

The Inner Cooking Pan will peel off after 1-2 years. Don't buy.

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Anonymous

Induction model makes humming noise when cooking, I returned it for this reason!

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Anonymous

It's just rice. You can cook it in a cheap pot on the stove. Don't buy.

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Anonymous

3 cups are just enough for my dogs and cats to eat. //@anonymous: It's just rice. You can cook it in a cheap pot on the stove. Don't buy.

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Anonymous

maybe because you machine washed it? the inner pot has to be hand washed with a sponge. I have one but I don't think it is worth the price. It works just as same as the $20 one. //@Anonymous: The Inner Cooking Pan will peel off after 1-2 years. Don't buy.

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Anonymous

The Mug at this price, only in Slate Gray.

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Anonymous

Mugs no longer available ...

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Anonymous

a boiler for $86, NO.

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Anonymous

does not work looks like. //@Anonymous: a boiler for $86, NO.

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Anonymous

where is the coupon?

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Anonymous

It is funny how they raise the price of the Zojirushi NS-TSC10 for the last few days and then give a big coupon //@Anonymous: a boiler for $86, NO.

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Anonymous

AMEX Reward point gets another 20% off.

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Anonymous

Max $100? //@anonymous: AMEX Reward point gets another 20% off.

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Anonymous

How to get another 20% off with ANEX Reward point?

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Anonymous

search AMEX 20% amazon. activate it. Then use AMEX card as payment and use at least 1 point of rewards. 20% discount max at $100 and you can use it for multiple items. I've applied it to BOSE QC25, Kindle and Boiler.
//@Anonymous: How to get another 20% off with ANEX Reward point?

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Anonymous

Amazon is shameless. The price is raised.

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Anonymous

Zojirushi EP-PBC10 Gourmet d'Expert Electric Skillet //@Anonymous: Amazon is shameless. The price is raised.

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Anonymous

The first one is dead. //@Anonymous: Zojirushi EP-PBC10 Gourmet d'Expert Electric Skillet //@Anonymous: Amazon is shameless. The price is raised.

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Anonymous

Neuro has $30 KCash.

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Anonymous

the induction model is $298 at Amazon. $212 with $60 in Kohl Cash is good deal in addition to the 6% Cash Back from E-Bates

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Anonymous

what kind of lunatic would ever spend that much money on something that makes RICE? how about a $1000 napkin holder too? or a $500 salt shaker. it's just rice people...

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Anonymous

How to get induction model $212 plus $60 cashback?

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Anonymous

A fool is a person who does not understand why gourmet food costs that much more than street food or fast food.
Food is food, no?

//@Anonymous: what kind of lunatic would ever spend that much money on something that makes RICE? how about a $1000 napkin holder too? or a $500 salt shaker. it's just rice people...

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Anonymous

Math is off. It should be $40 KCash.

//@Anonymous: How to get induction model $212 plus $60 cashback?

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Anonymous

The Kohl cash is based on $312 before taking into account of any coupon

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Anonymous

only shows $30 kohl's cash //@Anonymous: The Kohl cash is based on $312 before taking into account of any coupon

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Anonymous

what kind of lunatic would ever spend that much money on something that makes a phone call and have no headphone jack? how about a $3000 laptop that throttles? or a $79 battery replacement. it's just a phone people... //@Anonymous: what kind of lunatic would ever spend that much money on something that makes RICE? how about a $1000 napkin holder too? or a $500 salt shaker. it's just rice people...

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