Redmond RMC-M4526

The multicooker is satisfactory in every way. First, the price is reasonable; compared to the prices of such devices, it's refreshing that you can buy a good functional device for a sensible amount. Second, the model itself is of high quality; I have no complaints about its performance. Everything is easy to set up; in just a few seconds, you can select a program, and that's it, you can go for a walk or do something else. It will cook and keep warm on its own. The soups are excellent, which is something I've never been able to achieve on the stove. Or rather, I just didn't like the taste before, but with the multicooker, everything turns out well. The nice thing is that I can put all the ingredients in at once, instead of adding potatoes first, then cabbage, etc. Ideally, they require different cooking times, but in the multicooker, they cook at the same time. The vegetables come out firm and delicious. The borscht turns out amazing. I recently conducted an experiment — I tried baking bread. Surprisingly, without any bread maker, it turned out to be real bread, tasty and soft. Granted, it had an unusual shape, but that's a minor issue. When my mom decided to buy one for herself, she chose the same model based on my experience to avoid experiments, as this one has already proven itself well. The small number of programs is a plus for me since they are the ones you need, although sometimes they are duplicated just for numbers.

I love it dearly. I've been using it for 2 and a half years. A monument to the person who invented multicookers. This one is very reliable, unpretentious, inexpensive!!! It has all the main functions. The dishes turn out very delicious.

The price is very low, large volume