COMFEE' Electric Kettle and Cooker, 1.2L Multi-Functional Non-Stick Rapid Mini Cooker for Boiling Water, Eggs, Ramen, Soup, Porridge, Pasta, Oatmeal with Power Adjustment and Steam Rack Accessory

cook soup very fast. very heat efficient. not draw much battery power.

If you are on the fence, my advice is to get it! It is small, it can steam, boil, simmer and sautee, all basic function for a longer work trip. I used it recently on my 2 week work trip, I stayed in a fancy hotel that only offers a tea cattle, a fridge and a coffee maker, this little gadget allowed me to cook fresh veggies, steam seafood/ rice dish and to reheat leftover easily. Just go to a nearby supermarket, pick up my fresh veggies and half pound of gulf shrimp or small piece of steak, I can eat quality food at a fraction of the price you found at a nice restaurant. For trip longer than 10 days, bring it, and you won't regret it.As far as the product quality, it functioned as expected, nothing fancy or difficult to use, zero issue. The $20+ spent on this mini cooker saves me hundreds for the trip, but more importantly, I can eat fresh veggies and quality food during my work trip. Best $$ spent!

Just THREE-piece bread can be putted in the steamer, very small

The first thing I wanted it to do was make a package of ramen and it came out great! Then to heat up things like the curry that a friend had given me...yum! Then, I started experimenting (servings for one, I use it in my work studio!) - steak/med. rare, shallots, mushrooms with assorted grilled veggies (cooked in two parts)...YUM!. Then, I tried the steamer tray (about 3 cups of water on high setting)...yum again! - Cleaning: while it is still warm I add a little warm/hot water (no soap) to the bottom and wipe with paper towel to grab water and stuff then dry with soft wash cloth. I cut things in small chunks so it had the best chance of cooking well. It has two heat settings and they seem fine and I just need to work the learning curve for how they work best for me. SO, I could not be more pleased! I smile at it when I walk by!

Draws more that stated wattage. should not be used in mobile/RV situations with an inverter.works well off normal AC power, and enjoy using it for ramen and similar dishes.probably ideal for dorm use or single room occupancies. will cook rice, noodles, and ive seen videos of people making bread with it. a nifty little device.