Instant Pot DUO60 7-in-1 6 Quart vs Instant Pot Max 6Qt.

In case somebody might accidentally use it and not recognize it, but there's a lot of warning around here, because this is you know, can be very dange...

I can’t stress enough how much I despise the electronic pressure release. My advice: Get the Ultra. The Max isn’t worth it, especially at full price. I give the Max three stars, but I still do not recommend, and it’s all because of the stupid electronic pressure release

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the features that made me buy this were 1. the stainless steel insert (ALL my cookware is stainless steel, with the exception of one le creuset dutch oven and a couple of iron griddles), 2. the saute option, 3. the slow cook option, 4

You may laugh at me (I certainly laugh at me), but I strongly believe Instant Pot gaskets are made with the wrong material, and InstantPot should fix that. The correct material exists, but it isn't silicon. Presto knows what it is. I'm a menopausal public school teacher at what I hope is the assEnd of a pandemic

I'm new to pressure cooking, and it makes me a little nervous! But I read a lot of good things about the instant pot so I decided to take the plunge and buy one. I originally bought the 6 qt size and it was too heavy for me to lift in and out of a cabinet frequently. It might have been ok if it was going to stay on a counter and always be out. This smaller size is easier to move around, and since I'm not feeding a family, it's fine for me

3. Larger capacity! My family may be growing soon and my teenage boys already have appetites that challenge many of my larger pots. The increased capacity of the IP Ultra 80 over the standard 6qt pressure cooker is just what I needed. And even if we don’t “grow” now I have room to entertain

That hasn’t seemed to make a difference from what I can tell though. Now to some specific tips: Getting the lid on properly: The instructions say to line up the arrows to get the lid aligned with the pot before you close it and seal the vent. The arrows are really hard to see and honestly, you don’t need them. Don’t bother painting them white like some folks suggest

The lid on the Max, while durable, doesn’t close as smoothly as it does on other Instant Pot models. It twists into place and there’s an indicator on the display to let you know that you’ve closed it properly, but it feels a bit “sticky” when you close it. It reminds me of an old car door that needs a bit of WD-40. Although this is a small thing, it’s definitely noticeable