CUCKOO Micom Rice Cooker 6-Cup Uncooked / 12-Cup Cooked with Nonstick Inner Pot, Versatile Rice Maker with 9 Menu Options, Fuzzy Logic Technology, Auto Clean, Quick Rice Mode, White (CR-0675FW)

This rice cooker has honestly been a game changer in my kitchen. The rice comes out perfectly cooked every single time—soft, fluffy, and never mushy or dry. It’s super easy to use, heats evenly, and the keep-warm function actually keeps the rice fresh for hours without drying it out. I love the compact size too. It doesn’t take up much counter space but still makes plenty for meals or meal prep. The design looks modern and clean, and cleanup is quick thanks to the nonstick inner pot. If you want reliable, restaurant-quality rice with zero guesswork, this is 100% worth it. Highly recommend!

I’ve been using the product and it’s been incredibly reliable for everyday cooking. The size is perfect for regular meals, and it doesn’t take up too much counter space. The rice comes out consistently fluffy and evenly cooked, whether I’m making white rice, brown rice, mixed grains, or porridge. The nonstick inner pot makes cleanup very easy, and nothing sticks or burns. I also appreciate how simple it is to use. Overall, it’s a dependable and versatile rice cooker that delivers great results with minimal effort. A great choice for anyone who cooks rice regularly.

This rice cooker is perfect! It cooks rice well and is so easy to clean. I love that the cord is removable! I love the aesthetic if the cooker too. Its so cute! The 3-cup is perfect for a smaller household.

I honestly don’t know how to use all of the features of this thing but it works great for my needs. I just add the rice, water, salt, and butter and then press start and like 15 minutes later it beeps at me and I have perfectly cooked rice. It’s a good size for storage, but honestly bigger than I need it to be. It’s also very easy to clean. The only reason it isn’t 5 stars is I don’t really understand how to use different features, though I’ll admit that’s partially on me for not reading the manual and not trying to do anything different. The one weird stand out thing is the start button says something like “press twice for quick start” but I think pressing it once does the quick start thing because I basically put ingredients in and press that button and it does everything else for me.

The Cuckoo CR-0675FW was a gift, and it’s an appliance I didn’t know I needed! I’ve used it for quinoa, white rice, and brown rice, and everything comes out fluffy and perfect every time. It also has a reheat option — I used it for chili and it warmed slowly and evenly with no cold spots. I love being able to set it and forget it (it gives a few beeps when it’s done). Sometimes I’ll mix in frozen veggies with about 10 minutes left, and it works great. It’s perfect for a small kitchen or dorm, easy to use, and ideal for making single meals in one go. Another big plus is that it’s super easy to clean. The menu selection is simple and easy to follow.

This rice cooker is excellent and delivers perfect results every single time. The rice comes out fluffy, evenly cooked, and never mushy or burnt. It’s easy to use, well built, and makes cooking completely stress-free. One of the best kitchen appliances I’ve purchased — highly recommended for anyone who loves great rice without the hassle.

This is the bargain rice cooker to buy if you can not afford a Zujiroshi or Toshiba. Get this one! Nice size, very easy to program. Convinced my husband that rice cookers make superior rice to those inexpensive round cookers. I love this baby. Fluffy rice, keeps it warm, hinges are high quality. I would like a bit more of an early notice of how long the rice will take; it tells you about 8 minutes in advance.

I’ll start by saying this cooks, warms, and reheats rice perfectly. From a functionality perspective, this cooker is fantastic. A little pricey, but great. All of that said, I want to echo a lot of what the other reviews said. It’s pretty massive, so for storage purposes of something that’s frequently used, make sure you have plenty. If you ever open it underneath a cabinet, be very careful. The lid is extremely spring loaded and shoots up fast. I dinged my cabinet the other day. We are a family of 4 and typically don’t ever need more than two cups of rice. We love the cooker’s finished product, but it seems like overkill. Unless you exclusively eat rice as a family of 6, you probably don’t need something this big. Lastly and probably most importantly, it’s extremely important that you let the inner parts dry out after every use. It’s very easy to disassemble via embedded clips, but the steam and condensation produce somewhat relevant accumulation of water after each use. If you let this stagnant water sit over months at a time, you’ll be steaming your rice in mold. Just beware that a smaller cooker is probably sufficient for the average family.