Infinity Compact Slow Cooker with Keep Warm Function, 1.5L, 120W, Stainless Steel, T16020

Nice and compact .easy to clean

My slow cooker arrived sooner than expected so full marks on delivery. As I live in the Highlands of Scotland, that's quite impressive and very welcome. So far I have used the Tower slow cooker twice and have been very happy with the results. After reading reviews of many similar makes around the same price point, I was nervous, and so waited until I could be present while the cooker was in use to monitor progress. Many people have reported issues with other well known makes, from exploding lids to food either being under-cooked after very long periods on a High setting, or food being overcooked on a Low setting. Happily I have experienced none of these issues with food always well cooked: meat tender and vegetables well cooked. I've tried both chicken and a cheaper cut of beef and both were cooked very well. I still need to learn much about timings and recipes so different types of vegetables turn out well and sweet potatoes don't just turn to mush! But that's a learning experience I was expecting, certainly not a fault of the cooker. Given the relatively low weight of this cooker compared with some others I saw, I was expecting that the internal "pot" would be a lightweight metal, perhaps with some sort of non-stick coating (I could see no information describing it) so when it turned out to be a crockery pot (black glossy glazed finish) I was pleasantly surprised. It is a decent weight and easy to clean, as well as being presentable enough to take to the dinner table for serving if that's your wish. I don't know if it's dishwasher-safe but it's quite big to go in a dishwasher and as it's easy to clean, what's the point of putting it in a dishwasher anyway? The glass lid doesn't fit absolutely perfectly, having a slight wobble. As some reviews have cited this (with other makes) as a possible reason for food not cooking properly, I was initially a bit concerned. However, it does not appear to have affected this cooker adversely. Either those other makes with problems had lids that were far worse fitting or the premise that it was the cause of the under-cooking was wrong. I suspect the problem with those makes was a more fundamental one of temperature control, perhaps a faulty thermostat. Whatever, this Tower one seems to be perfectly fine. I have yet to try the "Low" setting. However, everything I have read says that the only difference between the Low & High settings is how long the cooker takes to get up to the same ultimate cooking temperature so I do not expect any issues. I have used the "Keep Warm" setting which does, indeed, keep the food warm, or hot in fact. Overall I feel this slow cooker is excellent value and if it lasts through the extended warranty (free when registering the product on-line), it will have lived up to or exceeded my expectations.

Great little slow cooker at a good price. It's really compact but perfect for two people. Purchased mainly to cook pinhead oatmeal overnight, ready for porridge at breakfast. Excellent 3 yr guarantee. Excellent removable glazed pot which is to be welcomed rather than a coated metal non-stick pan. Simple temperature control of LOW, HIGH and WARM. The only thing it lacks is a timer so that it will come on at a specific time as the porridge tends to be a little overcooked and does tend to stick at the bottom despite smearing with butter. But no matter, it can still be recommended as it takes up very little room in the kitchen and at the price has earned its place.

This is the perfect size for 1/2 persons very compact and easy to use and clean.

Yes, very good, all working.Thank you really good quality

Time saving leave.it cooking while.out

When item arrived we unpacked it, good quality, never used it. To small ! the 3.5 ltr capacity was to the brim, so item should have advised on the cooking capacity as more like 2.5 lts. We purchased a 6.5ltr capacity with a 4.5 ltr cooking capacity as advised on the description.

I love the baby size, doesn't occupy too much storage space. Plenty big enough for two if cooking meat alone. If you're adding in vegetables as well, it's probably safer to regard it as big enough for one. The supplier description says 120 watts, but according to my meter, the high/low/warm settings consume 95/67/30 watts respectively. (i.e. NOT 120 watts.) In practice, the high setting gets the contents simmering... eventually! So, that's good enough. It seems well made, good quality. I see no need for the light to confirm that it's working. Update: 1. The pot is 9.4cm deep. The instructions say that you have to fill it between half and three quarters full. Also for soup and stews you have to leave 5cm clear at the top. So by my calculation that would be less than half-full. Either way, it needs a pretty exact amount of liquid to work properly. You really need a whole range of slow cooker sizes depending on how much you have to cook. 2. If you fill it close to the top (like did), the contents boil over, collect inside the outer pot and burn, (see photo). To clean it I filled up the outer pot with hot soapy water and soaked it (probably not recommended but I got away with it). 3. Water (etc) can get between the lid knob and the lid making it awkward to clean. Cleaning involves a Philips Head screwdriver - not the more common pozidrive. (see photo).

Very impressed with this little rice cooker. It is far more efficient than bigger ones. It cooks much faster, as we fill it each time. We find it is also big enough for two. It lost a star as it came with a UK POWER PLUG. I thought I was careful about that, but apparently not. We had to change the plug for an Australian one, which of course will void the warranty.

I received the package and I found the internal pot in the cooker is broken.

did not have plug for Australia