6 Quart Cook & Carry Programmable Slow Cooker with Digital Timer Stainless Steel (CPSCVC60LL-S) pack of 1

I had to return the Hamilton Beach programmable one because it kept shutting off for no reason. I was going to go back to the manual style because I blamed my electric supply. I'm very glad I decided to try this Crockpot. It is WAY better. It hasn't shut itself off once. I also love that you don’t have to use the timer when you don't need it. The timer is very handy but you can also just put it on one of the 3 settings and go to work. It will still be on when you get home. If you do use the timer, it'll automatically switch to warm when its done. Lastly, it holds a better, and more consistent temperature on each setting than HB did. Its a way better slow cooker. WAY better.

Great crockpot! Might have to shorten cooking time a bit going forward. It seems a little hotter than my last.

This replaced another slow cooker I had for years. It has not disappointed. Lid locks were different but I have made it thru since Oct 2025 with no issues. Goes thru the dishwasher , lid and crock liner. Digital readout and 30 min increments. High low & warm settings.

Love how easy it is to use. Heats up quickly. Lid closes tightly. The insert is a bit heavy, but that’s what I wanted. Careful though - the outer part gets quite hot. Not the handles though.

This Crock Pot works great. Heats up fast and cooks evenly. The reason for 4 stars is the locking lid. One of the latches broke the second time I used it. The little pin fell out and is forever lost. The second latch broke after the 5th use. My husband saw where the pin landed so he was able to fix it. It still works fine with only one latch, I just don't use it but kind of lame that this feature was a fail for the price you pay. I've ordered a replacement lid and we will see how that one holds up.

This is my first Crock Pot, and I'm rather excited about it because I have seen so many videos on YouTube as to just how handy these things are. Since I did watch so many videos, the instruction sheet was almost unnecessary, though the sheet does give you hints and tips on cooking several things, as well as the all-important list of what NOT to do, such as, "Do not cook with the lid clamped down." And while yes, there have been some who have complained that everything doesn't fit together snugly, that is probably deliberate in its design. Contraction and expansion is pretty well known to most people by now. Plus, if the heat was constantly in direct contact with the stoneware, it may not be as efficient. A little breathing room can go a long way. The first thing I made was pulled Buffalo chicken, and while I have to admit that the Crock Pot did exude a "New" aroma, it still made a damn fine meal, and it didn't taste like what I was smelling. After its first use, this "New" aroma was no longer present. It just needed some breaking in. Another great feature is that it automatically switches from cooking to warming mode when the cooking time expires. Personally, I think it would be nice to have an alarm when it goes from cooking to warming mode just so you know it's done. And while it does get pretty hot to the touch, the handles are comfortably cool enough to lift and move this if necessary, even when this is at its hottest. Pros: It's new, so I can't say just how long it will actually last, but Crock Pot is the industry leader. They invented this, so I went with them. Let's see what happens in 5 years. Its easy to set and forget. The fact that it automatically switches to warm mode when done is fantastic . The digital touch pad is great, but hopefully this won't be a con later on. Only time will tell if the circuitry behind this will last the test of time. The lid can be locked down so you can transport this and its contents. Cons: It is a bit wobbly. There are two feet in the front, and one in the back. Really people? Who got paid for this "innovation?" Would it be so difficult for you to simply make it with two in the front, and two in the back!?! This is my only design complaint. If I could, I would give this 4 1/2 stars, but since I can't, I'm rounding up and giving it 5 stars. Not really a con. Dummy me didn't think that having something cooking on the counter would NOT draw my cats to it. They smell all that good stuff going on within, and they want in on it. MY BOTTOM LINE: It's easily programmable, and it simply does what it is supposed to do. Who can ask for anything more? Oh wait, I can. A longer warranty would be appreciated, since it is only a one year warranty, and a more stable base. But other than that, I am very satisfied.

I love how big it is. I use it for weekly meal prep every week and the timer function is great if you want to cook overnight or cook when your at work.

I finally picked up this 6-quart Crock-Pot and it’s been a solid addition to the kitchen. The digital timer is exactly what I needed—it’s nice to set it and not worry about overcooking everything if I get stuck doing something else. ​The best part, though, is the locking lid. I’ve had too many close calls with spills in the car, so being able to latch it down and carry it by the handles to a friend's house or a party is a huge relief. It feels sturdy, the stainless steel looks sharp, and it’s been really easy to clean so far. If you’re someone who actually brings dishes to events, this version is definitely worth it.