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Question: how much power does it draw? Because I live in a dorm, I want to make sure that the rice cooker does not exceed the power limit.
Document: Nice and supple without smelling fishy. I also made steamed broccoli and loved it. I would have loved for this to be just an all around awesome rice cooker, but it falls short. If you don't mind spending more time trying to optimize how much water is needed to make the perfect brown rice -- go for it. But be aware that Panasonic makes models that do offer the ability to make perfect brown rice without the hassle.
This is my second Panasonic rice cooker, the first is the more feature filledSR-DE103, but the core of the products appear to be nearly identical, and the cooking bowls are interchangeable. Both make beautifully cooked fluffy rice, and if that is most of what you do, and you don't want a timer or a cake feature, then I'd say this simpler 4 button model is foolproof and a good bargain.
I used to work at sushi bar at Studio City, CA on Venture Blvd.This is simple rice cooker that better than others such as IH kind rice cooker, only make for now!with short lasting life of rice.Simple as switch is on, you missed the time. You don't make any thing that you paid for the rice.
I eat rice on a daily basis and have owned many rice cookers in the past...they just don't make rice cookers to last as long as they used to....This rice cooker is horrible! There's nothing to capture the water the forms on the lid when the rice is being kept warm so whenever you open it up, it all drips down into the rice creating half congee half rice combo, thus 2 in 1!!!
Don't buy this rice cooker if you want to eat rice over a day or two. The top of the rice gets hard in the back and soft and mushy in the front. I would return it but it would be a hassle. I take the rice out of the cooker and put it in the fridge and nuke it when I want some.
The rice cooker doesn`t work with Australias power supply, It shouldn`t have been sent knowing where it was being posted to. The cost to return it was more than the cooker itself.
But, as I said, it does its job very well. I much prefer it to our older rice cooker.
I over all like Panasonic products a lot and have been happy with them. This rice cooker is, however, different. The flawed design is that this one does not have an holder to collect the steam water that runs off the cover when you open the cooker. The water just collect at the rim on the edge. When water is too much or you do not give it time to evaporate on its own, it drains down.
I have an older Panasonic rice cooker and was offered this one through the Amazon Vine program to review. However, I find I prefer my older model for several reasons:1. This model has a detachable cord, my older one has a cord that retracts into the cooker. Much nicer for storage.2. This model does not have any indication when your rice is nearing completion.
I really like this rice cooker. It has a nice foot print, not too big and stays in place. But it has one nagging issue: it makes horrible brown rice. I don't care how much I adjusted the water, it was just way too "wet" for my tastes. The rice was also a bit "sticky." The rice was edible just not excellent. Now, what I liked a lot about this rice cooker? The steamer. It steams extremely well.
Answer: Assuming you are in a location that uses 120 Volts AC @ 60Hz, like the USA.Cooking Setting: 750 Watts or 6.25 AmpsKeep Warm Setting:  89 Watts or 0.74 AmpsHope that helps...