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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #156 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Size: 6 Quart
• Color: Stainless Steel
• Brand: Crock-Pot
• Model: SCCPVL610-S
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 15.20" h x 10.00" w x 15.00" l, 8.00 pounds

Features

• 6-quart capacity is perfect for 7 or more people or a 6-pound roast
• Easy-to-use locking lid featuring lid gasket provides extra seal for less mess on-the-go
• Programmable digital control lets you program cook times anywhere from 30 minutes up to 20 hours
• Shifts to warm setting automatically once the cook time is complete
• Removable oval stoneware that is also stylish for your table

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

443 of 443 people found the following review helpful.
Better than the $120 ones
By Aaron J. Robbins
I really shopped around when looking at crock pots because they are expensive. I had heard mixed reviews all around about the cooking temps on some of these being too high or too low or some models automatically shutting off before they are done cooking or even in some cases the electronics lock up to the point of having to unplug and leave unplugged for an hour...this doesn't do any of that. We've used it about 15 times since we bought it (often several times a week) and love throwing a whole meal in there in the morning and coming home after work to a prepared meal. This is truly a fix it and forget it crock pot! I will leave 2 comments that reference some other bad reviews on here:

1. This thing stinks - Yes, the first time you use it, it does have a weird plastic type smell that even smells in the air as you cook. This smell will go away literally after the first use. Washing it first won't help. It didn't affect the taste of the food in the least.2. The warm feature is too hot - It is a slow cooker, so when it switches to warm, it doesn't immediately turn off like your oven. The automatic feature of it switching to warm once the timer is done is really cool. It will keep the food HOT, but not boiling. I've left it on warm for about 1-2 hours before because I wasn't ready to eat and it kept it at serving temperature, not cooking temperature. Our old crockpot would let it get too tepid to be considered a "warm" setting.

102 of 104 people found the following review helpful.
Great Crock Pot!
By Erica Watford
I use a crock pot a minimum of once per week. I have had one for several years that worked, but would get so hot (even on the "keep warm setting") that the liquid would scorch along the sides of the dish. Because it was the only crock pot I had ever owned, I thought that was how they all worked.... I decided to get a new one and was looking for one with the automatic timer that would cook, then switch to "keep warm." I purchased this one, expecting it to cook the same way. After cooking one meal, it was obvious how terrible my previous crock pot was. This one cooks evenly, never scorches, and the casing is surprisingly lightweight! The oval shape also makes it easier for me to store. This might be one of my favorite purchases ever.

129 of 136 people found the following review helpful.
Best Slow Cooker
By Brian's Reviews
I chose this model partly because it won the editors choice from Wired magazine. It also fit my needs of a nice slow cooker with programmable time and keep warm mode. The price is great too.