Instant Pot is such a widespread brand that if you’ve ever owned an air fryer, pressure cooker, or toaster oven, you’ve probably had an Instant Pot at some point. Given that it’s a brand that’s known for making some of the best air fryers and the best pressure cookers, it makes sense to stick to the brand when looking to buy new small kitchen appliances. That’s why we’ve gone out to find our favorite Instant Pot appliances, whether it’s a pressure cooker or a Dutch oven, and collected them all below to help save you some extra legwork.
- Instant Pot RIO 7-in-1 Electric Multi-Cooker — $88, was $100
- Instant Pot Precision 5-in-1 electric Dutch Oven — $89, was $150
- Instant Pot Vortex Plus 10-quart air fryer — $132, was $150
- Instant Pot 6-in-1 smokeless indoor grill & air fryer — $136, was $170
- Instant Pot Pro Plus Wi-Fi Smart 10-in-1 Pressure Cooker — $150, was $200
- Instant Pot Duo Crisp multi-cooker & air fryer — $161, was $230
- Instant Pot Omni Pro 14-in-1 air fryer toaster oven — $224, was $300
Instant Pot RIO 7-in-1 Electric Multi-Cooker — $88, was $100
Not all Instant Pot devices need to cost a lot of money, and this budget-friendly Instant Pot Rio will give you a lot of functionality for less than $100. While it primarily functions as a pressure cooker, you can also use it for cooking rice, making yogurt, warming food, and even sauté. The controls are also pretty simple, so you don’t have to worry about pressing through complex menus, and the fact that the lid and internal pan are dishwasher safe means it’s really easy to wash as well, which is a huge plus.
Instant Pot Precision 5-in-1 electric Dutch Oven — $89, was $150
With the Instant Pot Precision you’ll be getting quite a bit more than just a traditional Dutch Oven. It offers 5-in-1 functionality, and those functions include braising, searing, sautéing, and slow cooking. This is a heavy-duty cooking pot made from cast-iron, and it has a durable enamel coating for long-lasting use. The cooking pot can be removed from the cooker base so you can use it on the stovetop or in the oven, and the Instant Pot Precision can get you professional results easily, as it offers precise cooking controls.
Instant Pot Vortex Plus 10-quart air fryer — $132, was $150
The Vortex is one of Instant Pots more popular air fryer models. This digital air fryer features 7-in-1 functionality, with functions including air frying, broiling, baking, roasting, dehydrating, reheating, toasting, and warming. The Instant Pot Vortex Plus heats quickly and evenly, and it has customizable cooking programs for specific foods such as chicken wings, roasted vegetables, and cinnamon buns, among many others. It preheats fast and its temperature range runs from 95-degrees to 400-degrees Fahrenheit.
Instant Pot 6-in-1 smokeless indoor grill & air fryer — $136, was $170
An indoor grill is a good appliance to have around the kitchen throughout the winter or if you just don’t have the space for an outdoor grill. This Instant Pot 6-in-1 smokeless indoor grill combines the ease of indoor grilling with the healthier nature of air frying. It can deliver perfect chargrilled results whether you choose to use it for grilling, air frying, baking, broiling, roasting, or dehydrating. It’s also eco-friendly, as it uses up to 60% less energy than traditional electric ovens. Cooking is as easy as ever with the Instant Pot 6-in-1 smokeless indoor grill and air fryer, as it’s the only indoor grill with easy-to-use message displays to guide you through your meal.
Instant Pot Pro Plus Wi-Fi Smart 10-in-1 Pressure Cooker — $150, was $200
Living in the future means that there is a lot more convenience going around, and in this case, we have the Instant Pot Pro Plus, which is not only smart but Wi-Fi enabled. That means that you can control and operate it from your phone using the app, plus you get access to a ton of recipes. It has a six-quart capacity that’s pretty large, and you can use it for a range of things, from a pressure cooker to sous vide, which is great if you’ve always wanted to try sous vide but didn’t want to spend the money to get a specific device for it.
Instant Pot Duo Crisp multi-cooker & air fryer — $161, was $230
The main attraction of this Instant Pot Duo Crisp 6.5-quart multi-cooker is the Ultimate Lid. It works for all cooking programs, including pressure cooking and air frying. This allows the multi-cooker to combine the best of smart pressure cooking with air frying. It’s simple to use, with a large LCD display that includes status messages that will help guide you though various cooking programs. Coming in at a capacity of 6.5 quarts, this is a good pressure cooker and air fryer for singles and small families, or for preparing things like appetizers for small gatherings.
Instant Pot Omni Pro 14-in-1 air fryer toaster oven — $224, was $300
If you’re looking to go big with a meal, or if you just want to ensure you land a smart kitchen appliance that can cover all of your cooking needs, the Instant Pot Omni Pro is a good consideration. It has 14 different cooking functions that include air frying, broiling, roasting, toasting, slow cooking, baking, and reheating. It also has Evencrisp technology that circulates hot air from the top down to deliver all the punch of deep-frying, but with 95% less oil needed. With this air fryer and toaster oven you can also discover more than 1,500 recipes on the Instant Brands Connect app, which is available for iOS and Android.
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