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badgoodDeb · 10-12-2017, 03:30 PM

The current (newer version) of the Instant Pot Duo (a 6 quart unit) is nice. It has the timer button relabeled as "delay" (or "delay time" or something) .... which I paid $20 to get in the Duo Plus. The Duo v2 (not necessarily labeled that way) has that now.**

I think that's the ideal model to get. Includes a yogurt button, in case you ever want to try it. Most of the rest of the buttons *can* be ignored, and you just use "manual" or "Pressure" (whichever it's called on that model). Rice, multigrain, and yogurt button functions are significantly different, I hear, and worth having.

**The older models have a "timer" button, which is no end confusing, because it's really a "delay start" button. Get one that says "delay" on one of the buttons!

10-12-2017, 03:30 PM	#257
badgoodDeb Grand Sorcerer Posts: 8,555 Karma: 64462893 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Harrisburg outskirts Device: Palms, K1-4s, iPads, iPhones, KV, KO1	The current (newer version) of the Instant Pot Duo (a 6 quart unit) is nice. It has the timer button relabeled as "delay" (or "delay time" or something) .... which I paid $20 to get in the Duo Plus. The Duo v2 (not necessarily labeled that way) has that now.** I think that's the ideal model to get. Includes a yogurt button, in case you ever want to try it. Most of the rest of the buttons can be ignored, and you just use "manual" or "Pressure" (whichever it's called on that model). Rice, multigrain, and yogurt button functions are significantly different, I hear, and worth having. **The older models have a "timer" button, which is no end confusing, because it's really a "delay start" button. Get one that says "delay" on one of the buttons!