Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Smart Home
  3. Deals

Walmart currently has a 6-quart Instant Pot for just $59

Add as a preferred source on Google
Image used with permission by copyright holder

There is perhaps no kitchen appliance more convenient and beloved than the Instant Pot. Right now at Walmart, we’re seeing the 6-Quart Instant Pot Lux Pressure Cooker for only $59. It’s one of the cheapest prices we’ve ever seen for this Instant Pot. You can get it for $21 off its original price of $80. This Instant Pot deal sizzles, but you’d better act now — this Instant Pot could sell out quickly.

BUY NOW

Instant Pot is a massively popular kitchen gadget for good reason: It makes mealtime simple, fast, and delicious. And now might be the best time to add to your kitchen appliances. Whether you’re stressed for time or just love slow-cooked dishes, the Instant Pot can transform your cooking experience.

The 6-quart Instant Pot Lux is superbly versatile, giving you a 6-in-1 kitchen tool. It’s a slow cooker, rice maker, pressure cooker, warmer, and it also sautés and steams. It makes perfect rice, eggs, porridge, cakes, banana bread, stews, soups — you name it. Cooking your favorite food becomes as easy as pushing a single button.

If you’re a less experienced cook, this is the tool for you. It has been engineered with 10 proven safety mechanisms to keep you from endangering your food preparation with common errors. There are 12 programs already loaded up on the microprocessor (like “keep warm” and “slow cook”) so you can take the guesswork out of your holiday meal prep. Plus it holds a generous quantity of food; 6 quarts is the perfect size for a family of 4 or more. And you can make those meals quickly, up to 70% faster than traditional cooking methods. The ultimate kitchen device, for less than $60.

The Instant Pot comes with a stainless steel steam rack with handles, which is super helpful when cooking veggies. There’s also an app that can not only provide recipes and cooking guides but also connect you with millions of fellow Instant Pot users. A cooking community, just like your new delicious dining, at your fingertips.

BUY NOW

Cooking has never been easier than with the Instant Pot; it makes fast, delicious, easy meals for you and your whole family. Right now, at Walmart, it’s $21 off. You can have all this deliciousness and ease for only $59, down from its regular price of $80. Get it now!

BUY NOW

Jacob Silver
Former Digital Trends Contributor
An avid cook, boxer, reader, and binger of Netflix (and Hulu, HBO Max, Amazon and more) Jacob Silver writes deals posts about…
Your Google Home can now take orders from Claude and other AI agents
Claude, Gemini and other MCP-compatible agents can finally get their hands on the lights, cameras and thermostats.
The new Google Home Speaker Featured official

Google is giving smart-home owners a rather interesting new option: letting an AI agent of their choice run the house. The company has introduced Google Home MCP, a new Model Context Protocol integration that allows compatible AI agents such as Claude, Google Antigravity, Hermes, and OpenClaw to access and control devices connected to Google Home. It can also access device history, meaning the AI isn't limited to simply switching a light on or off.

Your AI assistant just got access to the house

Read more
Haier is putting AI to work on the chores you barely think about 
Architecture, Building, Furniture

This post is brought to you in paid partnership with Haier

Haier brought its “Home of Intelligent Possibilities” vision to IFA 2026, showcasing products across laundry, refrigeration, cooking, dishwashing, televisions and floorcare. AI, sensors and connected technology featured across the range, but the more interesting question was what those systems actually did. In many cases, they were being used to help appliances recognise what was happening and make adjustments without requiring another instruction from the user. 

Read more
SimpliSafe wants its new doorbell to stop porch pirates, not just record them
SimpliSafe’s new $200 doorbell can yell at package thieves and call the police
SimpliSafe Video Doorbell Series 2

Video doorbells are great for keeping an eye on what goes around your house. But when a package is being stolen, all you get is the footage of someone walking away with our stuff. SimpliSafe is working on making things a little more secure.

The company’s new Video Doorbell Series 2 extends its Active Guard Outdoor Protection service directly to the front door. When the doorbell detects a potential threat, trained US-based monitoring agents can view the live feed, speak directly to the person outside, activate the doorbell’s siren, and, when necessary, request police dispatch while the camera records what is happening.

Read more