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A simple large-capacity rice cooker that also steams vegetables and fish in the supplied basket. It is a basic on and off appliance without the grain menus of a microcomputer cooker.
A compact Tiger microcomputer rice cooker with a removable bowl and a stainless steel body. It is listed at a voltage that suits another market, so check your outlet before buying.
A small rice cooker with fuzzy logic control, a delay timer and eight menus that go beyond plain rice. It is built for a small household, and hand wash care applies.
A compact rice cooker with eight functions and fuzzy logic, for one or two people. The voltage rating in the listing is not a US household one, so check the label.
A simple microwave rice cooker and steamer in BPA free plastic that also goes in the dishwasher, fridge and freezer. The listing's power entries contradict a microwave design, so treat the electrical figures with caution.
A small microcomputer-controlled rice cooker with menus for brown rice, oatmeal and quinoa, aimed at one or two eaters. The bowl is small, so a family dinner or a crowd needs a bigger model.
A simple rice cooker that also steams, with one-touch automatic cooking and a glass lid. Brown rice has no dedicated setting in the listing.
A mini rice cooker for small households that also steams in its included basket and holds rice warm on its own. The small bowl rules it out for family dinners.
A small digital rice cooker for one or two servings, with white and brown rice settings and a non-stick pot. It will not feed a crowd.
A white countertop rice cooker with a steam tray, a removable non-stick pot and automatic keep warm. A good fit for family-size batches, though the weight is not listed.
A compact rice cooker with a ceramic nonstick pot and one-touch use. It makes small batches, with no delay timer or programs listed.
A basic black rice cooker with a removable stainless steel pot, keep warm mode and steaming trays. Wattage and weight are not listed.
A mid-size rice cooker with a timer and a full tool kit, from steamer basket to spatula holder. The listing details little about its cooking programs, so check the manual for specific rice types.
A large-capacity rice cooker with PFAS-free ceramic coating, a transparent lid and one-step operation. It is hand wash only, and the listed size looks unreliable.
A small Japanese rice cooker for one or two people, built for the Japanese supply voltage. Check power compatibility before using it with a US outlet.
A pressure induction rice cooker with many menus and a fast turbo mode, made in Korea. It suits households that cook rice often and want options, but expect hand cleaning and a large footprint.
A large rice cooker with a steamer basket that cooks vegetables or fish on top of the rice and holds the rice warm afterward. Care instructions in the listing disagree on the dishwasher.
A rice cooker with an uncoated clad stainless pot for cooks who want to avoid non-stick coatings. Keep-warm is limited to a few hours before rice may burn.
A compact rice cooker that works as a nine program multicooker with delay timer, keep warm and a steamer basket. Parts are hand wash only.
A clay pot rice cooker and slow cooker that also covers soup, stew and warming. It must be washed by hand, and the listing offers no description beyond the title and specs.
A small rice cooker that makes a few servings with automatic keep warm and a nonstick pot, useful for singles, couples and dorm cooking. The listing carries a placeholder size, so judge it by capacity.
A tiny see-through pot for cooking rice in small portions, supplied with a short recipe set. The Rice Cooker label misleads, since you supply the heat.
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