JAX-T10U-K 5.5-Cup (Uncooked) Micom Rice Cooker and Warmer with Tacook Food Steamer Cooking Tray Technology and 10 Auto-Cook Settings, Stainless Steel Black

Good product. Clean and easy to wash by hands.

I had my previous tiger rice cooker for 16 years before the rice bowl rusted through and that was totally my fault. That is why I purchased another tiger this time. I love it. It makes great rice. My only complaint is that after 24 hours on warm it overlooks the center ti mush. I usually keep some on had most weeks for a couple of days eating from the machine. My previous machine didn't do that. Dry out yes but not make center mush. I may need to play with it more. It is worth every penny despite the higher price tag. Thr non stick rice bowl goes right into the dishwasher.

The rice cooker is very efficient. I had one before and I gave it to my son so this is my third one. I like the tiger brand you cannot go wrong with it.

Pretty solid, easy to use and lots of functions, haven't explored alot but no issues with the keep warm function like on some other models where it turns off or stops working after an hour or two.

We love this rice cooker. It's durable and easy to operate. Definitely recommend it.

I got the tiger Jax-T10U 5.5cup rice cooker about 5 year and the inner pot non stick is come off, where can I buy the replacement inner pot for this rice cooker? I have try couple difference inner pot but it not fit to the Jax-T10U model.

The rice cooker is not good

When I got it (Feb 6, 2016), it was $150 vs $145 or so for NS-TSC10.Well, it was a tough choice, but after comparing all the features and reading online manuals for both cookers I have settled on the Tiger and am still very pleased.My personal Pros for the Tiger JAX that are missing in NS-TSC10 (in no particular order):- Slow cook mode. It's a very nice feature allowing us to do some random dishes like omelets and 1-minute oatmeals (10 minutes, actually).- Neutral silvery-steel color (NS-TSC10 has a very brown shade).- About twice as fast in the "Quick" mode as NS-TSC10.- It's made in Japan (NS-TSC10 is made in China).- The Tiger has adjustable cooking time and NS-TSC10 does not. This is another big pro.- Porridge mode has adjustable time.Tiger's cons:- Non-retractable power cord.- The pot does not have plastic handles (NS-TSC10 does not have them too).- No baking mode (I wonder whether slow-cooking mode will do the baking).It's two weeks of ownership and we are happy with this purchase so far.Because of timers' adjustability, we can and do a number of other grains like pearl barley, steel-cut oats, regular 1-minute oats, buckwheat, etc.--------------------------Edit on 4/14/2016:No, the slow cook mode can't bake.I tried it today with chocolate cake batter and the cooker switches itself from cooking mode to warming mode in about five minutes.In the end, I used our electric waffle maker to dispose of the slightly warm batter.My kids have approved the result :)--------------------------Edit on 2/23/2018:My Tiger JAX still works great after two years at 2-3 uses per week.--------------------------Edit on 6/15/2020:My Tiger JAX still works great after four years at 2-3 uses per week.--------------------------Edit on 8/8/2021:My Tiger JAX still works great after four years at 2-3 uses per week.--------------------------Edit on 1/26/2024:We scratched and bent the pot a bit, but the Tiger still works just fine :)