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InstaPot. It makes a lot of things so much easier to cook. Rice, lentils, potatoes, eggs... I use it mostly for that. No need to stand there stirring, looking at the clock. Fire and forget and always perfectly cooked.
I love mine, if for nothing more than making my porridge on a timer so it's ready for when I get up in the morning
Totally
Modern induction hobs usually have built-in timers and boil sensing, which is nice. No need for an extra appliance.
I don't think is the same. I've used pressure cooker with induction plate and it's just not as easy and precise as instapot
Ah okay, my mistake. Maybe I misunderstood what an Instapot actually does, or what kind of product it is. Should've looked it up before commenting.