I really like my philips all in one pressure cooker, and have been telling my friends how much it has helped in my situation as i look after my 96 year old mother. I do have little complaint in that although it came with a recipe book there is no guide to cooking vegetables, what you can use the bake for apart from cakes ? Eg, can it do a roast a leg of lamb and vegetables ? If so how ? How long ? Obviously I’m not expecting it to act like an oven.
These sort of questions I can find no answer to, even a conversion table would be nice, fo...

When I first purchased this product 2 years ago it was fantastic. I now find that after about 20 mins on the pressure setting the machine beeps and turns off. I have checked the lid and that seems ok. Any suggestions PHILLIPS?

I've been cooking for the whole family for the last 20 ish years and used mostly traditional appliances for cooking e.g. fry pans, oven, BBQ and rice/slow cookers. To be honest, I wasn't missing any additional appliances in my life. Everything I wanted to make I was making with what I had. Of course, I wished that I could afford more expensive cuts of meat or have patience to marinade meats longer... I started to chat with my friends about that... when someone accidentally (or on purpose) mentioned Philips Original All-In-One Multi-Cooker. My i...

Our cheapo rice cooker died and I managed to convince the wife to get a multicooker to make life easy! I showed her some youtube videos and she was sold, especially when she saw how much time pressure cooking can save you and still produce delicious meals. I did A LOT of research on a lot of brands, read heaps of reviews and weighed up the pros and cons. After all that, this model from Philips came out on top. Sure, it's not one of those automated cookers, but lets be honest, they cost a fortune and really distance you from the process of cooki...

Main purchase was for pressure cooking, but this has replaced my slow cooker and rice cooker.

Pros:
User friendly- very easy to use - buttons are not confusing and there isn't too many of it so it won't get overwhelming

Heating time/pressure build up- for pressure cooking average time is about 5 mins, so make sure to take that into account during preperation

Functions- there's an array of functions - this is a matter of trial and error - comes with cook book so very helpful for basics - also seasonal recipe books can also be purchased ad...

We purchased this all in one cooker 2 months ago and I’m very satisfied with this purchase. The slow cooking option is best for overnight cooking. It also has the pressure cooking and baking options.

I purchase this from myer online. On second use, it came up with error 1 (technical manufacturer issue).
I phoned myer who referred me to Phillips.
The cooker was switched on after pressure cooking some soup and sitting there for 1 hour. On the phone to customer support, they asked me to look at the bottom for serial number.
I turned lever to release steam and it exploded hot liquid while I was holding my baby.
I was on the phone for 3 hours to Phillip with no suitable solution. They referred me back to Myer, which I had to inconveniently carr...

While this is my first multi cooker so I cannot compare it to others I absolutely love it. It is easy to use and clean and the food I've made has been delicious and tender. It does retain smells like many others have mentioned but it doesn't seem to taint the next dish with that. My black inner pot was damaged when I bought the AIO and I contacted customer service on the weekend that I purchased and to my surprise they replied right away. You can't fault that kind of customer service. I do wish that it came with a Stainless Steel bowl as s...

I’ve had quite a few electric multi cookers and after the first cook this unit hits the mark
It’s not complicated to use and does what it designed to do top marks Phillips

Loved using this machine esp for pressure cooking. Suddenly it doesn’t seal properly. It have been over three months of Messages emails and phone calls. It took over a month for the supervisor to return my email after I had called and fb messaged more times than I care to remember. I finally got a reply, to which I replied with the details requested and now it’s been a few weeks since I last heard anything.

I’m ok with the product needing a new lid ... that’s life. I’m not ok with horrid customer service.

I'd been thinking about a pressure and/or slow cooker for a while, so was delighted to discover that there is a range of "all in ones" available. I did a bit of research and decided on the HD2237. I joined the facebook group before I purchased to get an idea of what others use it for and was very impressed.

I've had my machine for a couple of months now and I love it. It's easy to use, and cooks really well. Meat comes out moist and tender, and soups are quick and easy. Cleaning is easy too.

A few points to note:

(1) The saute functio...

I made beef ribs and dates pudding from the recipe book, both turned out delicious! There was no suggested time in the recipe book for cooking common things like pasta or steaming vegetables or chicken. I experimented cooking vegies and pasta but all turned to mush unfortunately.
Unit is very quiet and did not release too much steam.
I also purchased the stainless steel pot, which is handy to interchange when making 2 dishes.

So I've been using the cooker for about 18months or so. The section where the lid secures to the rim around the unit can slowly wear out due to multiple uses (opening/closing of the lid) over time. This will then slowly scratch that area and remove the film that prevents rust. Once the film comes off you will find that rust may form. Obviously cleaning can help remove the rust. But be careful as Philips has confirmed this is not a manufacturing fault. It is by design and they won't' repair or replace. The Good guys still have my unit after close to 8 weeks bouncing between them and Philips consumer support for a resolution. Otherwise, the unit is very handy and great for winter meals.

Read the reviews and purchased this one on that basis. No regrets whatsoever. Being Vegetarian means that some of the functions are of limited use. Did, however, read the included recipe book (several times) and have tried 3 or 4 recipes with increasing success. I am even beginning to like cooking (not something a male would normally say).
Only 2 minor complaints.
1) The recipes include cooked rice but...there is NO mention of HOW to cook the rice in the documentation !
2) The Pressure Cook button cycles through the options but, the text is so small that you need a magnifying glass to see them?
Roll on my next gourmet attempt.

The cooker is fine, but the inner pot is not durable as Philips states. Only used it 4 times and the non stick black material is coming off. I wash it with a normal non scratch spine and warm water as I do with all my non stick pans. I’m very surprised, wasn’t expecting such a poor quality non stick material from Philips and considering the amount of money I’ve paid for it! So if you are planning to purchase it consider including in your budget another $50 for an additional stainless steel pot because the non stick one won’t last.

We love our AIO. We tend to mainly use the pressure cook setting and it's great. Perfect risotto and paella in a fraction of the time we would have spent otherwise. The recipes in the book are great and, when you are ready to explore further, there are several Facebook groups that you can join who are marvellous for sharing recipe ideas.

It's ideal for us as we are a large family and we can cook up large quantities of soup, pasta, risotto etc. May not suit small family units quite so well though as the effort and cleaning may outweigh the benefits.

Happy with the way it cooks, however, disappointed how it retains smells after cleaning. Followed cleaning instructions exactly. I do not store cooker in the kitchen because of the smell. I have used the cooker several times, and cleaned thoroughly, yet the smell after cooking remains.

Not happy that I can’t pressure cook longer than 59 mins. YouTube video shows you can select manual and then select 1 hr 30 mins. But can’t change the time.

The inner black pot after cooking peels off it’s nonstick coating, the second replacement pot Is doing the exact same thing. Philips acknowledged issues with all their black inner pots and would replace by a stainless steel pot which I’m still waiting for. Do not buy this product!!! Unsafe as all chemicals go into your food. I have disposed off all my other cookers to replace with this and been stuck now for months with this... Been 10 days now and I’m still waiting for what was promised, now they are telling me due to Covid there are delays a...

After having trouble with my first one I was excited to pick up my replacement only to find out it has the same fault. The saute function doesn’t work. Press the saute button, press start and 20 minutes later it’s still heating up and hasn’t changed to ‘keep warm’ or ‘beeped’ to warm me the two minutes we’re up. Customer service we’re helpful but I won’t try my luck again. I’ll swap it for a Crock Pot or something else at the retailers.