Tristar Products

Tristar Electric Pressure Cooker PPC770 - This is a good product. Used it with good results. Problem with opening the pot it was at time hard. It did require some small amount of effort. The result was that after several time of that difficult opening the inner pot sustain a new shape. The shape flat on one side made it difficult to us. Now the inner pot will not fit into the cooker. I will take it out to the backyard with a wooden mallet. I will attempt to fix the pot. I cannot find a suitable replacement inner pot.

4 months after purchase... we had to replace AirFryer XL once with Amazon as first was defective, and now we need to replace it again since it is losing the internal paint of the outer basket. We called Tristar Products and we need to pay for shipping and pay $19.99 as the warranty is only for 60 days. DON'T BUY a product with a warranty for only 60 days! I didn't know but this is a big red flag of a crappy product.

We tried to use our Power Pressure Cooker over the weekend and it didn't have any instructions. We don't know anything about it and a pressure cooker is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. I can fool around with the old timer pressure cookers, but I won't do it with this one. I called Tristar and talked to a manager lady on the phone and she was sort of rude. I told her that they gave me a $220 price the day that I bought it, and when I got the bill, it was $278. I used a debit card on top of that. And they charged $30 warranty and another $30 for a cookbook that didn't get any but canned soup in it. I told her it wasn't presented properly. And my wife opened it when she got it and she destroyed the box. So, if it hadn't been for that, I'd have sent it back before doing anything out of it. They got their money. And so, it's one of the things where you learn and live. I've considered it money thrown away.

Power Pressure Cooker is wonderful, and I have had it for a month already. Last Monday, I cooked chicken in it with vegetable. In 45 minutes, I had them done, and all I did was make up some gravy and mashed potatoes. It is easy to clean and I can leave it and not worry about it. And it turns down to just warm by itself and it stays warm. It is also pretty well-made. Also, when I bought it, I thought that I could use it for canning, too.

We wanted to have a Power pressure cooker and speed up the cooking process. It has a very good quality, and the meals are coming out quicker. We've had it for four months and used it twice. And we used it last night, and it turned out good. The only thing is they didn't give instructions on it as far as what rack to use for what. They didn't really have any picture illustrations.

Pressure cookers sounded intriguing to me. I bought a Power Pressure Cooker and have had it for probably a year now. My wife uses it a little bit and we use it maybe twice a month. However, I’m a little bit concerned about the possibility of the gasket not lasting because there have been some cases where the gasket failed and then some people got hurt. Nonetheless, I bought another one for a friend of mine for his wedding.

I've owned my Copper Chef cookware for a couple of months and it has been holding up well. I got it mostly because the infomercials made it sound so fabulous for a non-stick pan and I would be able to use it in the oven. I've only used the cookware three or four times and it was wonderful with the non-stick feature. I’ve been very satisfied with it.

I don’t want my eggs sticking to the pan. I like to try different pans and I saw that Copper Chef was good to try out. I have the cookware for about two years and it's still effective doing what it needs to do. I’ve mentioned to friends to try it out, particularly people that I know they have kids to get married, for wedding gifts. It’s something different.

After watching the guy cooking with it, and Power Pressure Cooker sounded interesting. I also searched them online and I saw that the other one had some problems and people complained about it so that's why I decided to go with Power Pressure Cooker. I ordered one for me and one for my daughter. We couldn't get the 10 quart we got to work right, so I finally got this one last week and we actually used it again last night and it was good. My wife made some stuff in there and came out good and it was quick. I like the speed that it cooks in. We also got their Power Air Fryer Oven, and the quality of their items are good. The new one was great, too. It saves a lot of time in cooking, and, in fact, we are going to line up using ours again in a couple more days. I would recommend them.

We needed something that can afford more heat because we were trying to give our daughter healthy food. Copper Chef seems to work better and healthier than the cookware we used before. When you cook with other cookware, you can see the paint on them. My wife bought our first Copper Chef cookware from the store near my house and it was good and then she told me to get another on the internet. So we ordered a big one to cook rice or soup and I decided to get another one to fry fillet fish. The ones that we bought looks good, works well and easy to clean. And my wife is happy with them. Thank you for thinking of our health, Copper Chef.

My parents asked for Copper Chef, so I bought it to them as gifts. Originally, it was a retail store purchase, but then I purchased online. Then I bought two sets with the infrared cooktop as wedding gifts that was coming up within several months. One of the set was fine but the second set, the cooktop was completely shattered when the couple opened it. Apparently, when it was in transit, something had pierced through the box and poked the glass of the cooktop. called the company, but they said that it had been too long and they wouldn’t do anything about it. So I ended up ordering another cooktop for the couple. It was ridiculous and they wouldn't help me at all.

Somebody I know had a cookware from Power Pressure Cooker which I had been using at work. I got one, too, to cook roasts, ribs and can them. I got two of the 10 quarts and a little skillet. I have the cookware for about three months now and so far, I have trouble with the pressure cooker. It doesn’t always want to seal and I’ve tried all the troubleshooting online because surely I’m doing something wrong. I never had any trouble with my friend’s, though it was a smaller one. But I still like the items I got from Power Pressure Cooker. They're pretty neat.

I was intrigued by Copper Chef because it wasn’t supposed to scratch or mar or burn down and because of the easy clean-up. I thought it was going to work and it didn’t. I've had it for over a year and it has all kinds of scratches. It has chips out of it, stuff burns in it, and I have to use a Dobie pad and baking soda sometimes to get it cleaned up. It scratches, dents, and it has gouges. You would think I had taken a metal to it. But I’m 74 years old and I know not to use metal on pans. I don’t own any metal utensils. I have plastic. I have no idea why it was scratched and has pits in it.

I've dealt with pressure cookers before and I thought Power Pressure Cooker might be a little bit more handy around the kitchen instead of the big one that I have. So I ordered that XL thinking I could use it. And if I had smaller amounts of vegetables to tend in garden, which I do a little bit, I'd be able to use it. A few times I was almost on the verge of thinking maybe the gasket doesn’t seem to seal. I've only used the cooker for a couple of months and I don't think it's worn out or should be. But I've washed it a couple of times. Perhaps there was little grease on it. The cooking is fast, but when you're factoring the time that you have to build up pressure then it becomes substantial.

I had a pressure cooker that I absolutely loved. But then my brother also had the same one I had and it blew up on him and it scared the crap out of me so I put mine away. And the Power pressure cooker is not the same thing. It shouldn’t explode. I got to be safe because it's a push button and I'm not afraid of it. I've only cooked one thing in it but I was upset that I couldn't figure out how to change the time. It says I have to do 20 minutes and then reset the time, but it wouldn't let me. Other than that, it's a wonderful cookware and the quality seems to be very nice and dependable.

I wanted to start cooking more and quit spending so much at the grocery store every day, so I bought a Power Pressure Cooker. I got the XL, so all the accessories came with it. We have had it for a couple of months now, and, so far, we have been having fun with it. We like that it cooks faster. I've messed up a couple of times not paying attention, but everything is going good with it. I would tell my friends to get one, too. I also got the recipe book and I've cooked some recipes up, but I haven't utilized everything that it can actually do yet. I've smoked a tuna in it, I've cooked rice, and I've pressure cooked with it as well. So, it does pretty much everything. I've gotten rid of my crock pot and my rice cooker already.

We got the Power Pressure Cooker and we've had it for about 90 days. And we also got an air fryer from them. We only used the pressure cooker once and it is good overall, but the one we got was too large. There's only two of us in the family and we didn't need the large one. We also had a hard time getting the gasket to settle and it wouldn't seal. I really don't think it was a very good gasket model. We contacted their customer service and they just said to keep trying. We washed it, turned it around and worked on it. Finally, it sealed and it worked fine. In addition, we were promised a $100 worth of coupons when we got the Power Pressure Cooker, but we were never able to get those.

My husband bought the Power Pressure Cooker of Tristar Products. We've had the pressure cooker for a month now and it seems pretty good. I've only used it a few times and it was fine. It was easier to use than the normal pressure cooker. The quality of the Power Pressure Cooker is good. It was a good purchase and if people are going to buy this pressure cooker, that would be a good idea.

I purchased a defective airfryer oven and received it in January 2018. The airfryer oven would not work the second time it was used. I called the customer service number and was told to return it with a note saying if I wanted a replacement or refund. I sent it back 5 weeks ago and was charged $31 for the shipping. I contacted customer service weekly about getting the shipping charges refunded because of the defective fryer and also to get the status of my return. I was always advised to wait a bit longer and they will update me.

I wanted a large capacity pressure cooker and slow cooker. My friend has a version of such cooker, and the girl I worked with also has one and she raves about how she loves fixing dinner in it. Power Pressure Cooker is a combination of both pressure and slow cooker and I’ve had one for a couple of months now. I’m more successful at getting the slow cooker part to work. I did a meatloaf and some potatoes in the cooker and I love it. I put all in there and the potatoes weren’t mushy and falling apart by the time the meatloaf was done. I also purchased the copper skillet that they have, and I love cooking in those then I can just wipe it right out.

My wife and I watched together a presentation for Power Pressure Cooker and we were impressed with what we heard, so she went in and ordered it. We are in the process of moving, so we’ll open the box at our next house and I hope to get some good use out of it once we start using it. We have the old type of pots and all that stuff and now that we are retired, we hope we can fix some meals with our new cooker and don’t have to stand over the stove a long time. Also, from time to time we have guests in and we can use it. Using Power Pressure Cooker is some of the best cooking one could do, so we are hoping to start eating a little healthy and be happy. We also bought one for our daughter as a gift on her birthday late this year. Both she and her husband work and they have one baby and another one on the way and the cooker would save a lot of time.

The Power Pressure Cooker seemed like it had the right features. It also seemed like a good price point. They shipped it and got it here as quick as it could. However, we ordered a small one and the large one. But we had two that was like the opposite end of the spectrum. And because they were out of the small one, they sent us some medium one and a large one at no additional cost. But still, the point was we wanted the small one because it was a little more compact. But we like the one we got, so far. It's very easy to use. Having the one step button is really helpful. We've also looked at different brands in other places, in Walmart, but the one that we got seems to be much nicer.

I’d seen the commercials about Copper Chef and I knew other people who had them and said that they liked them. So, I thought I’d give it a shot. They’re expensive, so I had to wait. I saw the pan at Walmart and bought one. I like the non-stick and I like better the ones that I bought directly online than the Walmart pans. It has better quality. With the one that I bought from Walmart, the stuff sticks.

I like how fast I can cook with the Power Pressure Cooker. I've got three of them. I have a 6 quarts, 8 quarts and 10 quarts. I can do ribs in one and potatoes in another. However, one fell and broke so I had to replace it. Other than that, I have no problems with them. I love them. I still talk to other people into buying them. They've gone out and purchased it just because I've told them how good and tender the ribs came out. Chicken soup was wonderful in it too. The beans cooked in 30 minutes. Everything tasted good, as well.

I like the ease and speed of the Power Pressure Cooker. We've had it for a month now. At first, I did not receive the copper pans. I thought they were coming through the same UPS as the pressure cooker itself. But after I called and checked it, they informed me that it came through the post office and it was sitting in the mailbox. So I got those eventually. I've used the pressure cooker a couple of times and I've had difficulty using it. It doesn't click and it doesn't pressure up. I thought it would, but not always. I was going to send it back but I didn't think it was the pressure cooker's fault. I thought maybe it was an operator error. But I'm not thrilled with it.

I purchased an oven from you In February. I used the oven twice and was disappointed that the heating mechanism was defective. I called your company, explained the problem, and was told to return the oven via mail, which I promptly did. Several weeks went by and I heard nothing from your company. I called on 2 separate occasions asking about the status of the return, and more specifically, when I would receive a new oven. What a nightmare!! I was told that you had run out of the product and can’t give me any detailed information on receipt expectations. I was told by your escalated supervisor that she would put the money back on my card.

I live alone and in their ad, Power Pressure Cooker was showing that you could cook a whole chicken in one of their cookware in a matter of 30 minutes. I thought that would cut down on the cook time. There were also a couple of cookbooks that I found out were just little rinky-dink cookbooks with a few little recipes which is all I need. When I called to order, I couldn't decide which pressure cooker to buy so the young lady I was talking to told me to order both and keep the one that I like best.

By watching Power Pressure Cooker's daily commercials and seeing their way of cooking, I decided it is the one I was willing to get. I have had it for a few months already, and I like how quickly things cook in. The quality of the cookware is fine, and I have also purchased some other items as well already. I would recommend it.

I wanted to try something different and I bought a Power Pressure Cooker which I've had for a month and a half now. I also got some proper pans at the same time. All the items have very high quality and I’m still learning everything about the cooker. I’ve been making a lot of soups lately and I like the fact that it takes about a little liquid broth or a little water to cook whatever I'm going to cook. Everything’s been going well with it and I’m enjoying it. It’s a wonderful cooking experience and I would recommend Power Pressure Cooker most definitely.

I'm afraid of manual pressure cookers and I thought that Power Pressure Cooker's product would be convenient to use since it was electric. I ordered one and when it came, I called them with a question and the rep I talked to was very polite. I have the pressure cooker for five months now and so far, I've only used the pressure cooker once. I need to learn how to use it because I ordered the cookbook as well. I ordered the 10-quart cooker and the cookbook is for the 10-quart, but they're much more portions than we would use, so I have to learn how to cut it down and use the proper amount of liquid. I need to find some cookbook somewhere to do that. Other than that, the cooker is good. But I heard that there were lawsuits in because some of it were exploding and people were getting hurt. All in all, I would recommend them for their service and the politeness of their reps, but I don’t know enough to say that the pressure cooker is wonderful.