Wxvimi Electric Noodle Pot: Rapid Noodle Cooking with an Electric Hot Pot

Raj: The quality is very poor.

United States on Dec 06, 2023

Alyssa: My boyfriend bought me this for my college dorm since I don't have a kitchen and I love it! I love the pink color, and it's incredibly easy to use! Plus, it heats and cools quickly, so I'm not waiting long for it to warm up and when I'm done cooking something like pasta or mac and cheese, I can use the small pot as a bowl. Super easy to clean, I haven't had any issues with anything sticking to the inside or outside. I haven't had any issues with liquid in the plug port on the outside when I wash it, but I try to get as little liquid as possible in this part and I make sure to thoroughly dry this part.

United States on Nov 16, 2023

A.M. Bookdragon: I live alone and have issues with my hands that effect my fine motor skills and make my grip weak. I have found that light weight counter cooking appliances are easier for me to manage than heavy stove top pots and pans. This little hot pot is no exception. It is light weight. The handle makes it easy to move from cabinet to counter. It also makes it easy to hold the pot in place when stirring.

Water boils in it quickly making it easy to cook stews, soups, and pastas. It easily browns veggies or meats in preparation to making stews and soups. I am careful to not add cold liquid to the hot pot after browning because the manual says quick temperature changes can warp the pot. ( I just make sure the liquid I add is a little warm). I do not use it for rice and porridge as I have a mini rice cooker for that job. Though I think it would do fine cooking them. I have not used it as small fryer, though I feel it gets hot enough one could do so.

A word of caution even the lowest temp is more than a simmer and you have to watch what you are cooking closely.

United States on Aug 12, 2023

Robin: This is my ABSOLUTE favorite appliance. I use it multiple times a day for heating everything. Got to watch it though. It heats fast and hot, stir frequently. Food heats very quickly. Cleans up with a rinse and a wipe. Months later not a scratch on nonstick surface, although I am very careful with not using metal to stir. Wish it had more heat options as it kinda boils over a bit when I make rice. But that's ok, I just watch it and remove lid for a second now and then to let it cool a bit. Then put it back on part way and the rice still cooks nicely. I wish I had gotten one of these before. I practice low wattage sustainable living and with no kitchen I will continue to own one of these low wattage cooking pots for the rest of my life. And intend to use it for future off grid and vanlife living! Highly recommended! Keeps my electric bill nice and low. Even if I had a stove in my studio apt in would use this instead to save on my lower electric footprint. Perfect for tiny and dorm living. YOU GOTTA GET ONE OF THESE! Yes it is cheap and mostly plastic but if you treat it right it will treat you right.
6 month update. So I had loved this wonderful hot pot for the last 6 months. No...

United States on Apr 01, 2022

R. Hugh SteensonR. Hugh Steenson: I have a tiny kitchenette with very little workspace, never mind storage. This device fills the role of sauce/pasta pan( individual portions), steamer & mini-frying pan very nicely. I also like that the main body fits into the colander for storage. Clear lid w/ steam release hole is helpful. There are two temp levels on power button, set by clicking left or right;. Power button is reassuringly stiff; no chance of turning it on/off by accident. I use high for boiling water & , so far, have used lower setting to lightly toast garlic bread; just enough room for a slice to lay flat. Heating isn't uniform for toasting- bread browns in the middle more readily but there's heat to the edges. The non-stick coating hasn't really been challenged yet with my usage but seems ok. Build quality is a concern- the body is plastic, inc the handle which is two pieces molded together; not sure how durable it will be or whether water may get inside the iffy joint in the molding , how well it will handle the strain of a full pot of soup,etc. Wish it had a pair of metal handles on body like the colander/steamer does.

Cord is well insulated & sits firmly in body, 31" long from base of...

United States on Jul 29, 2021