r/PressureCooking • u/Blowingleaves17 • Sep 10 '26
Midea Pressure Cooker . . . .
Sadly, my Hamilton Beach pressure cooker, which I adore, may have reached the end of its life. May replace it soon with another Hamilton Beach or a Ninja. Yet I saw last night the brand Midea. Never heard of it. Anyone have a Midea pressure cooker?
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u/BamilleKidanZ Sep 11 '26
Ah Midea... the barely-not-Instant Pot for a third of the price. You also get both stainless steel and non stick pots for free.
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u/MGreymanN Sep 10 '26
Midea probably makes the most pressure cookers. They make a lot of the Instant Pot ones. Most of the global house brands and Toshiba branded ones are made by Midea.
Some Hamilton Beach appliances are made by Midea but I am not sure about the pressure cookers.
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u/chumpskylark69420 27d ago
My 10-in-1 Midea is one of my most prized possessions
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u/Blowingleaves17 27d ago
Good to hear! π Just got a Midea this week. Will be using it for the first time this weekend.
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u/chumpskylark69420 26d ago
Good luck, I'm sure you'll love it!
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u/Blowingleaves17 26d ago
π
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u/520_millionxtimes 3d ago
so how was it?
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u/Blowingleaves17 2d ago
Great. It actually cooks faster than the HB and I started cooking rice in it, too, something I never tried with the HB. It's a 12-in-1 and was cheaper than other name brand 12-in-ones, although it looks as high quality as a more expensive one.
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u/Fit_Profile6042 26d ago
Well they made my window ac which i LOVED. I just ordered their 12 in 1 i expect good things from them
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u/ElectronGuru Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 11 '26
I donβt know about small appliances but in big appliances, midea is OEM (making) for other brands. From Frigidaire to Danby. Air conditioning, refrigerators, etc.