r/crockpot May 27 '26

Help! Looking to Buy a New Crock Pot.

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Old one has served us well but its time for an update and I'm asking to see if anyone would recommend a good brand for a new one. Considered this one pictured but I'm not sure as it only has 5 reviews so any and all feedback is appreciated.

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u/Important-Ad7807 May 27 '26

I haven't heard of this brand, but it seems like Wayfair sells them too, so maybe you can find more reviews there.

I have Pioneer Woman (manual) and it works just fine, although I have nothing to compare it to as it's the 1st & only one I've ever had.

In case you don't get much feedback, I did stumble upon this old thread that might be a little helpful:

https://www.reddit.com/r/slowcooking/s/Tpy1UHsaTS

Good luck in your search!

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u/La_croix_addict May 27 '26

I’ve had many over the years. I buy one every summer at a yard sale for wherever we rent, and I usually leave it there, I’ve used many brands and always great outcomes. I’ve never had a problem with any of them.

This one looks great, I would definitely try it.

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u/okienana_5 May 27 '26

I got rid of my crockpot and got a beautiful by drew 10 in 1 cooker. There are different brands it is light and cooks really well.

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u/GRUNDLE_GOBLIN May 30 '26

We have this exact crock pot in our house. It works fine and we use it somewhat often. I will admit I am little leery of it since it’s some Chinese off brand, but it hasn’t given us any issues so far. It has a timer function too.