BLACK+DECKER Rice Cooker 6-Cup (Cooked) with Steaming Basket, Removable Non-Stick Bowl, White

This rice cooker has been a great addition to the kitchen. It keeps things incredibly simple—add the rice and water, turn it on, and let it do its thing. The automatic switch to keep-warm is especially convenient when you aren’t ready to eat the second the rice finishes. I also really like that the cooking bowl comes out easily for cleanup, and the included steaming basket is a nice bonus for vegetables and other foods. The glass lid makes it easy to check on everything without having to open the cooker. There are definitely fancier rice cookers out there with a lot more settings, but if you just want something straightforward that makes good rice without having to babysit it, this is hard to complain about. It’s simple, compact, and does what it’s supposed to do.

If you like rice this item is for you. I have used it three times making flavored rice and each time the rice was done perfect. Put into the water and rice press start and when the rice is done it goes into warm mode. Very to use.

Excellent product, just the right size and price for two people. Cooks perfect rice and steams as well

I use this product very frequently, around 3 or 4 times per week. I have used it to cook rice and quinoa, as well as to steam cauliflower and sweet potatoes. This is the only rice cooker I've owned, and as such, I don't have anything to compare it to. However, I have to say it's quite nice. Perfectly cooks white rice and quinoa (the only things I've tried thus far), and the steaming function with the steamer basket works just as well. Now, I can't say that the issues I've had are exclusive to this cooker, and I don't even consider them to be huge issues. 1. The steamer basket is stained orange from steaming sweet potatoes. Is that normal? I don't know, but it isn't a huge deal. It just makes me wonder if the plastic they used for the steamer basket is maybe a bit too porous. 2. If you try to cook your rice/quinoa in broth, you are going to encounter a few problems. These aren't really problems with the rice cooker, but they still warrant consideration. The broth is going to bubble and boil off much faster than plain water, that means that it's going to make a mess, and if you use only broth you will undercook your rice (if you go by the directions). I recommend using the regular amount of water and adding some broth as extra. 3. The cooker does not cool down fast enough to not "burn" the rice. I say burn in quotations because some people like the crispy rice. I do not. 4. Not actually a problem I have experienced, because I have been avoiding it, but I have a feeling if you try to cook the maximum amount of rice that this cooker can hold (3 cups), you will definitely overflow the cooker as it boils. HOWEVER, the way that the cooking dish sits inside of the cooker prevents the liquid from damaging the electronics. I typically put a kitchen towel either over (to stop the splatter) or under (to catch the splatter) the cooker. This helps prevent messes. Overall, this is a great first rice cooker for me. It requires very little input or effort, and cooks the rice perfectly (minus the crispy edges).

Satisfied with this rice cooker. It’s not large but not an issue for us. Received right away in new condition. Haven’t used it yet

Very happy with this rice cooker—it includes a steam basket, which adds to the overall deal. I like the size and shape—and with Black and Decker brand, I feel like there's quality.

For a small household this rice cooker does exactly what it promises. One knob, press down to cook, flips up when done, stays warm. That’s it. No learning curve, no complicated settings, no manual to decipher. For two to four people it’s perfectly sized and genuinely convenient. But I’ve owned the exact same Black & Decker 6 cup model in an older version and the difference in build quality is noticeable and frustrating. They took something that worked beautifully and quietly made it worse. The old one had a stainless steel inner pot and heating coils that performed consistently. The newer model runs slightly cooler, which means you’ll need to experiment with less water than the instructions suggest until you find your sweet spot. Minor inconvenience, but worth knowing going in. The bigger issue is the Teflon coated inner pot. I’ve had this since 2025 and it’s already scratched — barely a year of normal use. Once a Teflon pot is scratched it needs to be replaced immediately, and here’s the problem: there are no replacement pots available on Amazon. None. For a product this popular that is simply unacceptable. Black & Decker should offer replacement inner pots with options — stainless steel or Teflon coated — so customers aren’t forced to replace the entire unit over a pot that costs pennies to manufacture. This product has made plenty of money. It deserves better materials and better after-sale support than this.

Had this for 9 years. Worked great. Bought it again.

This little wonder saves me so much time during meal prepping. It's also very simple to use. I follow the instructions and use the measuring cup provided, add the necessary level of water and in less then 20 minutes, I have perfectly cooked rice. I usually add a bit of olive oil and spices to my rice and it always turns out perfect. I use basmati (wash it first). Also very easy to wash. I use the sponge side to wash the inside by hand and avoid scratches. Highly recommended. I've had it on a deal ($30) a few months back.

La arrocera cocina perfectamente el arroz y verduras,es fácil de utilizar y la comida se cocina rapido

Why would you sell an item in the UK that doesn't have a usable plug? I've even bought a specific Asia/US/AUS converter but it's a specific plug with one large prong than the other that doesn't even work with that. Why does the product say NOTHING about this in the description. What a waste of time. Can't even review it properly BECAUSE IT CAN'T BE USED

This little rice cooker not only cooks fast but also cooks well - the rice comes out so delicious!! We had a rather expensive Japan-made rice cooker that cost us more than $420 for some years. I bought that one because it was said to be able to cook delicious rice. And it did. I hesitated about whether we should buy the same brand again after we moved. But our new kitchen is kind of small, and we no longer eat a lot of rice. So I bought this really cheap one, not pinning much hope on the flavour. But what a pleasant surprise! It is so simple to use, takes only around 20 minutes, and the rice comes out almost as delicious!! I also like the steamer that I do use for steaming little things. Very convenient. Highly recommend it!

Me encanta porque hace todo muy rápido y todo es más fácil, también la he usado para cocer frijoles o un caldito de pollo para esos días que no tenía gas en mi casa.