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Question: Does the 3.3 cup size mean you end up with 3.3 cups of cooked rice? What is the diameter of the cooker?
Document: never really understood how they rate the cooked/uncooked cups of rice. In my world a cup is 8 oz., there is NO WAY you can put more than 2-8 oz. cups of uncooked rice in this cooker with out it cooking over. Anyone who makes rice A LOT, knows that for every cup of uncooked rice you use, you will end up with 2 cups of cooked rice.
The Panasonic SRG06FG is a no-frills rice cooker, but that's really all you need. The size is perfect for a small family (3-4 people) and cooking rice is a cinch. I didn't bother reading the instructions really (think I threw them out with the box actually), but 1 1/2 cups of water for every cup of rice is a safe formula to stick with.
Again, 3/4 cooked. I have cooked rice for the last 20 years of my life with rice cookers that are older than this where the rice came out just fine. I would not recommend purchasing this rice cooker.If you do end up purchasing the cooker, just know it does not come with a steam basket.
I've used this for about 3 years now pretty regularly (2-4 times a month). It takes a little figuring out for how much water you need, but once you nail that down for your particular rice it consistently cooks. The cooking pot is easy to clean and I haven't had any boil-over issues. The most I have cooked in it is two cups of rice at once - but typically I do a cup at a time.
I had to replace my Aroma rice cooker that I had for 10 years. I thought I would get a low end cheap rice cooker and based on the great reviews this rice cooker got, decided to purchase this one. The rice came out TERRIBLE! I eat rice daily, so I know what rice is supposed to taste like. I first tried short grain rice and it was 3/4 of the way cooked.
Ok, first they don't mean a measuring cup of rice.. It comes with a plastic cup... That is the 'cup' you use.... Now you don't use a measuring cup of water either... On the inside of the pot it is marked for how many little plastic cups you use one, two or three...
I had a little rice cooker for 20 years. That little rice cooker moved out due to changes in family circumstances.This one is the same size ,  I usually make two cups of rice, sometimes one cup,  but it looks like it will easily make three "cups" . I'm not sure what the "cups" is because the measure cup (included with purchase) is less than a full cup but it feels like more than a cup come out.
Replaced old rice cooker. Just two of us so 3.3  cup size is perfect for us. Just add extra water for brown rice cooking. Good product.
This rice cooker should be fine for a small family. Unfortunately, its small size is its undoing. Rice cooks through and sticks to bottom of pan. As a result, you lose about a portion of the rice as it turns into a crust. There are several uses for this crust if you happen to be making Sizling rice soup or any Persian dishes, but othewise a 6 cup cooker is better for a small family than  the 3 cup.
This little rice maker is just what I wanted. Bought it to replace a similar sized & configured cheap rice cooker that never worked well. This rice maker has a nice non-stick coating so no yucky brown, crusted stuff on the bottom. Cooks Japanese sticy rice perfectly. No bells and whistles, but then who needs em! Perfect size for 3-5 person family meal and does just as well with one cup of rice as 3.
Answer: About  6.5-7 inches in diameter.