Cuckoo CRP-G1015F vs Panasonic SR-3NAL

I checked out the Cuckoo US website & managed to get a bigger rice cooker for a cheaper price (they had a sale going on) compared to my dad who bought another model at an H Mart store.

This is a great, little, no-frills rice cooker. If you like the thick pots, digital controls, and features of expensive Japanese imported rice cookers, this is not what you want. However, if you want a small, cheap cooker to make white rice, look no further. The rice cooker is attractive looking

My husband actually ordered this for me - our old rice cooker still worked, but it was pretty beat up and I had lost the measuring cup, so my guesses on the rice to water ratio must've been off, because with this new cooker the rice is sooo much better! Light and fluffy for both white and brown rice! There's a couple functions I still need to try (I think it lets you reheat/cook old rice - and maybe even mixed in with new? - that will be awesome for re-using leftovers that had been stored in fridge for few days!) but it's easy to clean and I'm very satisfied as it is. I just need to get a Korean friend to translate what it's saying when the rice is done, she's sweetly saying something that's a little more elaborate than 'your rice is done' 😆

This panasonic rice cooker prepares up to 1.5 cups of uncooked rice, three cups, cooked used with white brown, yellow shorter long grained, rice and o...

Worse experience with this brand! Just a little over a year and the cooker is no longer able to maintain its temperature. Rice goes bad the next day. We owned Tiger brand previously before switching to this brand and probably a big mistake. For the price of this machine ($219

The only thing is, you have to unplug and eat right away, otherwise, the bottom will start to burn and get crusty. Just have to plan accordingly and not let the rice sit once it's done.

Open box product came and there was a crack on the corner of the bottom on the rice cooker. Please do not buy this product.

The media could not be loaded. I just wanted a small rice cooker for a 2 person household, so went for the smaller model. I have tried it again & again and it boils over every single time and I'm left with the mess that I was hoping to avoid by buying a rice cooker. I followed the instructions, I soaked the rice, I was careful with proportions of water and rice, but no luck at all