– Express Pressure Cooker with Bakelite Lid Lock System, Visual Pressure Indicator, 6L, Stainless Steel

So easy to use

Good heavy bottom pressure cooker, easy to use functions . Good size for family of 4

Works really well. Easy to use, seems like a robust product. Just it was packaged poorly and was dented when it came.

Great product. No complaints. Relatively shallow, exactly what was needed. Can cook smaller quantities and much easier to work with. Two pressure settings for meats and vegetables. Overall excellent value for money.

It am amazing pressure cooker for cooking most if the vegetables, making soup. I have been making beans in them and maximum time they take is 15 mins. The pressure builds up quickly. I have been using this for a month now and highly recommend this

Bought this as a replacement for an old pressure cooker. This is a decent size pressure cooker which is very easy to use. It is well made and cooks food very quickly. With it being stainless steel it is easy enough to clean. The only downside is that the rubber seal is not great and can get caught when putting hen lid on. If you see steam coming out under eat the edge of the lid, you’ll know it’s not seated in properly. Overall a decent pressure cooker let down by a poor seal.

I love my pressure cookers. This one with its 4 litre capacity is the perfect size for batch cooking for two people it can easily cope with 2-3kg mince for a chilli or Bolognese sauce.No issues at all with the seal leaking I have had that in the past with Prestige cookers.I love that its so quiet with very little steam escape noise.

If Stockton Rush had revealed himself to be behind this heinous, unsafe and unfit for purpose pressure cooker, I wouldn't have doubted him. Whilst kitchen appliances and submersibles may seem to be worlds apart, both the Titan and this Tower Pressure Cooker share alarming similarities:- Complete disregard for safety and quality assurance- Consequently, full extent of the danger is only understood/experienced when the product is tried out and tragically fails.Sadly, my initial excitement for this new pressure cooker quickly gave way to extreme pain and horror - whilst it seems to be well built at first glance, it's only when it is time to release pressure that the danger of this awful appliance are painfully revealed.Unlike other pressure cookers, when it's time to release pressure, this doesn't release it upwards or even attempt to divert it out of the way of the user.No, instead, it shoots straight outwards - and since it requires considerable force to turn the dial to release the pressure, it's likely you'll be caught in the line of fire!I'm not new to pressure cookers and have enjoyed using them them in the past - this is the first one where I've suffered burn blisters as a result.To test it out fairly, I had to brave using this diabolical tool several times - resorting to standing precariously on a stool and using oven gloves wrapped in layers of tea towels/dish cloths to try avoid the inevitable blast of furious steam. Each time, a similar result - there is no way to divert the steam so it shoots outwards. Turning it away doesn't help either as it still requires considerable force causing at least a second or two of contact which in itself can be damaging.Please avoid this at all costs! I'm in the hunt for a replacement and will update this if I find anything better that doesn't cost an arm and several fingers.