Joydeem Mini Ceramic Rice Cooker, 2.5 Cups Uncooked Rice Cookers with Pure Ceramic Inner Pot, Healthy & PFOA Free, 1.2L/1.3 qt, DFB-C120

Works great! Takes a bit longer than I anticipated but worth the wait. Love the ceramic bowl!

It’s really nice! I love how it’s ceramic so it’s more health conscious

Great Ceramic Rice Cooker!I recently bought this Joydeem Ceramic Rice Cooker and I really like it. It arrived on time and looks exactly as described. The ceramic pot cooks rice evenly and the texture comes out perfect—soft, fluffy, and not sticky. It’s also easy to clean, which is a big plus.The size is just right for everyday meals, and I appreciate that it doesn’t leave any metallic taste since it’s ceramic. Overall, it feels well-made, simple to use, and very convenient.Highly recommended for anyone who wants a healthier, reliable, and easy-to-use rice cooker.

Item is very good and big bowl gives ability to cook more food inside , besides it is easy to use cooking function and ceramic bowl are healthy for cooking.

This replaced my VitaClay rice maker which finally died. The ceramic pot is glazed (unlike the vitaclay) but we like it. The pot is the best part.The problem is inconsistent cooking results, and unclear english language instructions. The photo is 2 plastic cups of Brown short grain rice, washed thoroughly, and water filled up right below the 2 cups of Rice line, cooked on the normal rice setting (it's not clear which setting to use, if not Rice).After one cycle, the rice isn't fully cooked and there's tons of water sitting in the bottom. I reset the machine and ran another Rice cooking cycle a

It worked for 1.5 year before it has an E1 error code and stopped working .. Ceramic inner pot is supposed to be better. It was doing Ok job. I hope it lasted longer .

Coming to this from a Zojirushi i've had for the better part of a decade, my first impression of this is a little mixed.I love the bowl. It's a *heavy* piece of pottery. The finish on mine is a bit uneven and unattractive, but the aesthetics aren't why i bought it. It also doesn't have a graduation mark for 1 cup. It's also *not* nonstick. I've found it benefits from a quick coat of cooking spray before you load it up, but that's kinda the price we pay for no PTFEWhere I think there's big room for improvement though, is the cooking interface. It's got plenty of modes I'm looking forward to try

Only had it for 2 weeks. But my rice is no longer contaminated with Teflon flecks and contact exposure to aluminum. Now I just have to detox this poison out of me. I just hope this gives me many, many years of trouble free service. When it arrived, the plastic cup was badly cracked for some reason. but the company promptly mailed me out another one. They did good there.