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Shown capacities include a 56-ounce (microwave) rice cooker and electric rice cookers listed at 1.0 liter and 1.8 liters.
The electric rice cookers list wattages of 663 W and 901 W. Countertop microwaves in the results range roughly from 1000 W to 1200 W, and one built-in model is listed at 1100 W.
The electric rice cookers use microcomputerized (fuzzy logic) controls and offer multiple preset menus for different grains and dishes — for example: white (including long-grain and quick white), sushi, congee, brown (including GABA brown), Jasmine, steel-cut oatmeal, quinoa, and cake. The product listing shows a total of 11 settings.
Relevant microwave features include sensor cooking and sensor reheat (which detect humidity and adjust time and power), a preset "Rice" program, quick-start buttons for fast power levels, and interior lighting to monitor progress.
The listings mention features meant to reduce overflow and improve safety, including integrated steam vents or steam-release ports, locking or outer lid designs to keep the unit secure, and sensors that help ensure proper setup or operation. An automatic keep-warm function is also listed on some models. Exact safety features vary by model.
The countertop microwaves shown range from about 1.2 cubic feet up to about 2.2 cubic feet of interior capacity.