---
product_id: 1039310
title: "DBTech Automatic Shut-off Electric Egg Cooker, Black,"
brand: "dbtech"
price: "5636 som"
currency: KGS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/1039310-dbtech-automatic-shut-off-electric-egg-cooker-black
store_origin: KG
region: Kyrgyzstan
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# Clear viewing lid Automatic shut-off feature Cooks 1-7 eggs in minutes DBTech Automatic Shut-off Electric Egg Cooker, Black,

**Brand:** dbtech
**Price:** 5636 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥚 Elevate Your Breakfast Game with Effortless Perfection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DBTech Automatic Shut-off Electric Egg Cooker, Black, by dbtech
- **How much does it cost?** 5636 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/1039310-dbtech-automatic-shut-off-electric-egg-cooker-black)

## Best For

- dbtech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dbtech brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **User-Friendly Design:** Simply add water, plug in, and let it do the work.
- • **Convenient Serving Tray:** Easily transport and serve your eggs with style.
- • **Quick & Efficient Cooking:** Boils eggs in just minutes, saving you precious time.
- • **Smart Shut-off Technology:** Never worry about overcooking; it alerts you when done.
- • **Perfectly Boiled Eggs Every Time:** Achieve egg perfection with minimal effort.

## Overview

The DBTech Automatic Shut-off Electric Egg Cooker is a compact and efficient kitchen appliance designed to boil 1 to 7 eggs to perfection in just minutes. With its automatic shut-off feature and clear viewing lid, it ensures that your eggs are cooked just right every time, making breakfast hassle-free and delicious.

## Description



## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** DBTech
- **Capacity:** 14 ounces
- **Is Electric:** Yes

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have no numbers on the cup, just the 3 eggs with inner line and a vertical line labeled Hard, Medium, Soft.  Clueless on how much water to use.**
A: My cup has no numbers as well! My first try I used the full 7 eggs. I filled the cup to the Hard boil line and put that water in the tray. Then decided to add a little more water. So I filled the cup to the soft boil line and added that water as well. The hard boiled eggs turned out great and peeled easy! I guess I'll have to experiment with how much water to use if I want to cook less eggs.

**Q: I lost the measuring cup.  Can someone tell me how to measure in ounces or ml in my small glass beaker?**
A: Honestly I stopped using that measuring cup it came with after the second use. For my DBTech egg cooker, I have found that filling it with water just short of overflow works perfectly. With the measure cup, my eggs were not thoroughly hard boiled. So, adding water was required. Just full it with water but, don't overflow it. Hope this helps!

**Q: What size eggs can be used?  I always boil "LARGE SIZE.  Pls adv**
A: Yes.  I always use large size eggs.  One tip I learned through trial and error though is that you want to cool the eggs after cooking at room temperature.  Don't chill them immediately to stop the cooking or they will be underdone.

**Q: How easy is it to lift the tray of eggs from the steamer?  I am looking at it for an 84 year old with some dexterity and balance issues.**
A: Hello Susan... I was just eating an egg made from the unit in question for lunch; it was a perfect hardboiled egg. The user needs to be careful right after the unit has shut off. The temperatures exceed 200 degrees and can scald one if not careful. If you let the appliance stand for a while after finishing the temperatures becomes very manageable. The handle on the unit which holds the eggs is small. My suggestion to you, when using this appliance by an elderly person, is to place a bowl of cold water right next to the unit so that when the eggs are finished the rack can be lifted and placed in the water. This will allow the eggs to cool quickly and be easier to remove the shells. And secondly, allow for the bowl to be used to move the eggs around easily alleviating the need to worry about the small handles on the rack. The heating element base area tends to discolor due to minerals in the water. I pour very hot water in the unit and let it stand for a short time when cleaning it. I then pour out the water and scour the deposits with an abrasive sponge. The stain comes off very easily this way. I just thought I'd pass along this little tidbit of information. Also, when punching a hole in the egg to let out excessive steam so they do not explode do this to the larger side of the egg. Instructions call for the smaller side, but the other side works better. Lastly, add two lines more water to the unit (to what the instructions call for) for  7 hard boiled eggs.The system seems to need a little extra time steaming for perfect eggs... and they do come out perfect. I hope I have been helpful to you.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Most useful kitchen gadget I've ever bought!!!
*by L***P on June 9, 2015*

Love it!!! Cooked 6 extra-large eggs to a perfect doneness for hard boiled, beautifully fully-cooked centers and tender throughout. Mashed with a little butter, they were quite yummy! I will be cooking eggs for egg salad as tomorrow's breakfast when I get home.I bought this several months ago, wanted hard-boiled eggs this past weekend without the waiting for water to boil etcetera and noticed it sitting unopened tucked in a corner. This is what I got and how I used it: the base unit (plugs in), the ring for holding the eggs, a bowl for making scrambled eggs, the water measuring cup with egg piercer, and the clear dome-like top. The measuring cup has marks for the doneness: soft, medium, hard. I added a bit more water for my 6 extra-large eggs. Buzzer is loud (sounds when water has boiled away. I immediately took the domed lid off (it has a short handle at the top) when the buzzer sounded & unplugged the unit. Waited a few mins, turned on the cold water, grabbed an egg, held it under the cold water briefly, cracked the fat end (with the puncture hole), and started peeling. It peeled perfectly...as did the other 5; no more wasted egg down the sink...hooray! The water had evaporated.NOTE: I had some 'staining' which is typical of stainless steel when heated, so I sprayed the 'stains' with some household vinegar & let sit for a few minutes, then wiped up the vinegar & 'stains' and again with a wet paper towel to ensure the vinegar was gone. Looked unused again. Made another batch the next day with the same great results.This gadget's gonna get a workout in my household! We adore deviled eggs and egg salad but hate waiting for the eggs to cook.Edited: 7/2/15 Still love this gadget. Takes about 18 mins for 7 extra-large eggs to steam but it's waaaay worth it! Still looks like new.Edited: 12/27/17 Still love this gadget. It's gotten quite a workout since I bought it in '15! I take deviled eggs for holiday get-togethers as everyone loves how tender this gadget makes the eggs. Perfect HB eggs for salads.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ excellent egg steamer
*by B***E on April 11, 2014*

I have had this cooker for a year. I have had no issues with water boiling out or soft yolks. I do use the marks on the included cup even though its counterintuitive that you use less water for more eggs. I am at 800 feet above sea level, higher altitudes may have to adjust the amount of water.The little white pan is the perfect size to poach an egg for a breakfast sandwich. Make sure to spray with oil first.There have been comments about the buzzer being too loud. I dont know what they expect. Its about the same volume as an electric razor (sort of what it sounds like) and I can not hear it in the bedroom that is off the kitchen with the door open. I guess if you are in a studio apt it could be a problem.If you let it buzz for too long eventually it will cool down enough to start heating up again which will make it stop buzzing until it gets too hot again. The unit does not turn off until you switch it off. Dont leave it unattended for longer than a few minutes (like taking a shower).It has worked reliably. The buzzer still works. I do soak it with vinegar every few weeks. We have very hard water and it gets gunked up quickly. If you leave it with hard water deposits it will cook incorrectly and could boil out of the cooker.Some hints to get the perfect steamed egg. Make sure you poke the fat end of the egg or the whites will cook out. You dont need to smash the entire pin through the egg, just enough to make a hole.When the eggs are done cooking, remove the lid and leave them until the cool enough to touch, put them in an egg container marked hard boiled and let them cool in the fridge. If you cool them too quickly they will be not be cooked thoroughly. Also, soaking them in cold water will cause the cold water and bacteria to be pulled back through the shell causing a watery egg and they might not last as long.If your eggs are really fresh ( I have chickens) they will be difficult to peel. Keep the uncooked eggs a few more days before cooking and this will help.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Buzzer of Doom
*by K***K on March 7, 2015*

We love the perfectly soft and hard boiled eggs this unit makes; however, the buzzer is SO loud that I'm afraid my neighbors will call the police if I don't immediately shut it off. The buzzer sounds like a nuclear weapon warning, like WWIII is about to start. So I stand hovering over this unit with my finger on the button waiting to shut it off the moment I hear the buzzer. My reflexes are Ninja-level now, but I'm looking forward to this unit breaking someday so I can buy one of those units that has true auto-shut off and therefore no need for a million decibel buzzer. Seriously, I think even deaf people could at least feel the sound vibrations the buzzer makes. Three stars for cooking perfect eggs, but beware the Buzzer of Doom.

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