It’s been in daily use since it arrived! The bowl with a handle design works great for me as I am cooking full meals in it my hotel room as I travel for work. I use a good quality rice, broth powder, veggies and an egg over the rice towards the end of its cooking cycle. Then top with cheese or vegan cheese plus avocado for an easy and nutritious cheap meal. A breeze to clean, and I love the compact design. The only negative is the very short cord. Read more
This rice cooker is very portable and light weight and is useful for travel. Great for cooking quick rice at hotel. It is easy to maintain, and it has separate inner pot which is nicely designed. It tooks about 2 cups of uncooked rice and the texture of cooked rice is good. This is great for dorms for students for its size and occupies very less space. It automatically goes into warm mode post cooking which is really helpful. Overall for its portability, quality this is a good cooker. Read more
Awesome little powerhouse. I took it to work to make lunch to support my HIT diet. Put in 1/2 cup jasmine rice or quinoa, 1 or filet frozen cod, 3/4 c water. Start the cooker, after 20 min add veg - broccoli or green beans or cauliflower carrot mix, after 20-25 min check on it and it’s probably done (those veggies may be too done for you, in which case wait a little longer to add them). The handle makes the bowl easy to remove, but tbh the bowl really holds the heat. I considered making a bowl holder but it stays so hot. I got a collapsible silicone bowl to dump the meal into and add olive oil, dill and garlic salt. Kept me eating clean all week in the office and wasn’t cumbersome to have there or to move it around. Now that I’m back home I’ll most likely go back to the regular rice cooker for my daily meals, but I will use this for any travel. Read more
Works as advertised and I use it weekly. Easy to use and clean. I find that I need to use a higher water to rice ratio than advertised to get the results I want. Read more
Cooks rice perfectly. Make sure to eat it all once it’s cooked. Otherwise, the rice isn’t good after it sits for a few hours. Now if you want rice to sit for 1-3 days I don’t recommend this rice cooker. I’m Asian and I know my rice cookers. If you want a good rice cooker get Zojirushi, the one with the elephant I think. And use plastic scooper to scoop out the rice so that you don’t ruin the rice cooker. Also, don’t put it in a dishwasher, though it says you can, trust me don’t. Anyways, this one is easy to use. 1:1 ratio with the cup provided. Or if you’re a true Asian, use the finger method This one is for traveling and work purposes. It’s compact, travel size to feed a few people. Read more
Love this rice cooker! It’s the perfect size, cooks rice really well, and the cook time is super quick. The capacity is just right for my family, and the rice always comes out soft and fluffy. Plus, it looks cute and modern — not like the old bulky once! Read more
⭐️ **Stopped Working After Two Weeks** I was very disappointed with the **TOPWIT Small Mini Rice Cooker (2 Cups Uncooked)**. It worked fine at first, but after only about **two weeks of light use**, it completely stopped working and would no longer heat or cook rice. The build quality feels cheap, and it’s frustrating to have an appliance fail so quickly. This was purchased for convenience and reliability, and it did not deliver on either. For the price, I expected much better durability. Overall, this rice cooker is **not reliable** based on my experience, and I would not recommend it unless the quality control improves. Read more
I love this mini rice cooker! It’s the perfect size for 1-2 people and doesn’t take up much space at all. Super easy to use—just one touch and it gets the job done. The non-stick coating makes cleanup a breeze, and I like that it’s BPA-free. It also keeps the rice warm after cooking, which is super convenient. I’ve used it for rice, quinoa, and even small portions of steamed veggies. Great quality for the price, and it looks really sleek in gray. Highly recommend for small households, dorms, or even travel! Read more
