Instant Pot 6.5 Quart Duo Crisp Ultimate Lid with WIFI, 13-in-1 Air Fryer and Pressure Cooker Combo, Sauté, Slow Cook, Bake, Steam, Warm, Roast, Dehydrate, Sous Vide, & More, Includes App with Recipes

If I wasn’t an idiot I wouldn’t have had to buy the 2nd one.
That’s how good it is. I, like an idiot, had it on top of my electric glass top stove. I pushed it back so I could cut some ingredients, but in doing that, pushed on the burner… right… under… the …pressure cooker. Yes. I’ll say it again, I’m an idiot. I tried to do without using it, but it didn’t last too long. I missed my air fryer, the pressure cooker, the sauté option on the crock pot. I missed it all so much, I shelled out another $ for another one. THAT is one horrible lesson to learn. But I do love it!!

Room for improvement
Update 2-18-2025I’ve lowered this to a 1 star. This Instapot does not see heavy use. We mainly use the air fryer and pressure cook functions for rice, potatoes, and the occasional roast. Regardless we have owned it since early December and it has already become completely useless. The lid release lever is broken and it will no longer release the lid, or lock. Normally you have to press the lever to the right to spring the latch for it to open. When using the pressure cooker you slide the lever all the way to the left to lock the lid. Now the lever slides freely all the way left or right and will not trigger lid release.-From the beginning when pressure cooking the pressure cooker insert seemed to create a slight pressure seal with the inner pot so would cause the lid to stick a little, but this seemed normal since it would create a seal when pressure cooking. That is not what is causing the issue. Even with the pressure cooker insert not installed, the lid release lever is completely broken and when you see how the mechanism works where it rotates steel plates on the inside, it just seems loud and damaged when it turns. This is after NORMAL use, no adverse conditions or drops or anything that should cause it to fail like this.-Of course, it is too late to exchange it with Amazon, though we did purchase the extended warranty with Asurion, so hopefully we can get this resolved in a timely manner without too much trouble. But if I had to pick a product again, this would not be my choice. The item it replaced was far superior and it is just unfortunate they no longer manufacture the Ninja Foodi OL-701.Original Post–We needed to replace our Ninja Foodi OL701 and since that is no longer offered by Ninja or anything similar at this time, we decided to try this Instapot out. It seems like it will do everything our old Ninja did but a little less convenient. Do not get me wrong, so far this has been a very nice appliance but I just want to point out some things it lacks that the product it replaced had. Perhaps Instapot will consider this for future models.1. The biggest ISSUE is that I have not been able to set up the WIFI app and remote. We would follow the instructions and it seemed like it connected only for the app to show it disconnected. I had to remove the appliance from the app and try connecting it a couple more times. The last time I tried it gave me a different message in the APP saying “Connected but Remote option not turned on in the appliance check the manual” The thing is the manual has NOTHING regarding a remote function only the WIFI instructions I had followed. There was no button on the appliance console. So I will need to contact Instapot after the Holidays to ask how to get that functioning.2. Small issue, there is not an ON/OFF button. Even if we want to leave it on in the ready status for us to access through WIFI. There should still be an ON/OFF button.Recommendations:1. This is a recommendation. The Ultimate LID is a lot nicer than having separate lids. However you still have to swap the Pressure cooker/steamer inner lid off and on. The Ninja Foodi OL701’s lid needed no swapping out and could perform ALL its functions. So if it can be done without having to swap any parts, that would be a nice improvement for the future.2. I was a little disappointed the only size for the ultimate lid was a 6.5qt. The Ninja Foodi OL701 was an 8qt. A larger capacity would be a nice option for the future. (Especially since air fryer baskets and stuff take up space and we need to keep separation from the lid)3. The accessory grate for airfrying is a bit awkward as things fall off the sides and the handles take up space in the middle. The Ninja Foodi OL701 used a fry basket that sat within its main chamber this basket could be pulled out whole and not spill from the sides.I will be absolutely honest. If Ninja had not discontinued the Foodi OL701 I would have not purchased this Instapot. Though this Instapot was always the 2nd choice and the Lid of the Ninja does not need to have a part added or removed, the larger capacity, and the better-designed air-fry basket, were all reasons I purchased the Ninja in the first place and sought to replace it.That being said, the Instapot is a GOOD system and has had great reviews and much love from those who use it. Despite it falling short of the Ninja in my opinion, this is still the second-best all-in-one I have come across.Now if I can just get the WIFI component of this product to work as promised it should be a great tool for our kitchen. I only hope that Instapot considers a larger capacity, that is probably my biggest disappointment going from an 8qt to a 6.5qt. I’d have given this 4 stars if not for the WIFI issue and the poor instructions in the manual provided.

didn’t know i needed it in my life
product is a little bulky but I love it ..monitoring it remotely with phone from anywhere is a plus and reminders are great way of not forgetting what your doing when you get busy away from home

Easy to use and clean
Love this pot it’s so large and it’s amazing how fast food cooks and tastes

Ahora pasaron 24 hrs y no permite abrir la olla que se hace en este caso?

Dependiendo del alimento que se prepara en modo olla de presión. Hay alimentos en los que llega a tardar horas en liberar la tapa. Es una falla común en el modelo. El soporte técnico son despotas y apoyan poco en la solución.