Morphy Richards 461013 6.5 Litre Ceramic Slow Cooker, One-Pot Solution

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The logo and dial numbers literally wiped off first use, with a water-dampened cloth, which did make me question it's authenticity as being a 'Russell Hobbs' ...I have used it 3 times from new, and the ceramic bowl has crazed all over!... inside and outside, it's complete throw-away now. I would advise to find yourself a decent slow cooker, this isn't it sadly.

We previously had a very similar Crock-Pot slow cooker but gave it away due to a lack of space. Now we have room I decided to buy this as it was just under £23 at the time of purchase. Build quality is very good, the ceramic pot is solid and heavy, as it should be. The stainless steel outside looks great. We used it for the first time today and made beef goulash. It was on for 6 hours, the first 2 on medium and the rest on low, and it came out absolutely perfect. The chunks of beef were tender and almost falling apart, as it should be, and the potatoes were just right too. It's easily as good as our old Crock-Pot, which is almost double what I paid for this. It's easily worth more than the price I paid, I'd be happy with it if it cost £40. There are a couple of bad reviews saying the 'Medium' settings doesn't work. One said this - High - 163 Watts, Med - 93 Watts, and Low - 93 Watts. The Med and Low settings were the same. So I sent it back and bought another one again on a warehouse deal. The first thing I did was to check the wattage, this time the result was High 167 Watts, Med - 167 Watts, and Low 97 Watts. I will address this and tell you where there mistake is. The high setting is 167 Watts, the low setting is 97 Watts. That person obviously measured the wattage for a very short amount of time. When it is on the medium setting, it will switch between the high and low setting at specified intervals, effectively making it a 'medium' setting.

Hard to distinguish med to high as both bubble away

Use it a lot good size and cooks well