Neo 3 in 1 Durable Kitchen Electric Egg Cooker, Boiler, Poacher Poached Boiled & Omelette Maker Machine Steamer with Timer (Clear Egg)

Really impressed with this egg cooker. Boils, poaches and makes omelettes perfectly every time. Super quick, easy to use and the timer buzzer is very handy. Saves me so much time in the mornings. Compact, simple to clean and works exactly as described. Definitely worth it!

I owned a different brand a few years ago and was very happy with it, but it disappeared when one of my kids moved out :) I have used this extensively for a few weeks, making boiled eggs, omelettes and poached eggs. It is easy and straightforward to use, and I am happy with the results. - for omelette or poached eggs you must lightly coat the tray used with either a thin smear of butter or oil. This stops the eggs sticking. I prefer to use butter as I find oil sometimes flavours the eggs. You will probably need to experiment with how much water to use for poached or omelette to make them how you like. Less water = shorter cooking time. I found that the recommendations in the instruction manual were cooking poached and omelettes too much for my liking. The instruction manual suggests a 2-egg omelette, but I have made 3 egg omelettes without problem, using large eggs. Just to be clear, your omelette will be 12cm (4.75 inches) in diameter. I have attached photos of the results. As you see the omelette has a bubbly texture, I do not know if this is due to the butter (although I only smear as little as I can), but I have yet to try with oil in this machine. But the taste of the omelette and the poached eggs are fine. It will not replace cooking an omelette in a pan and adding fillings, but it is quick and easy and a different way to eat/cook eggs. Regarding the machine itself: - once the cooking time is finished, a buzzer sounds and the device cuts the heat, but does not actually switch off. If you leave it alone, then as it cools down, the heater will switch back on. Once the buzzer sounds you need to switch it off manually. (some other makes do not have a buzzer or other alarm, but simply switch off at the end of the cooking time). - minerals in the water can leave the hot-plate with brown stain, I find it cleans off very easily with a soapy sponge. I am very happy with this machine, and especially for boiled eggs, I find it much more convenient than boiling in a pan.

Great little product and looks really 70”s space age when set up. First use I read the instructions and was a little disappointed at the claimed 14 minutes to boil an egg, which seemed quite a long time, but the the buzzer went off in under half that time and the eggs were perfect for me (I topped a little more water up and did my wife’s for about an extra minus and hers was described as perfect as well). I think with a couple of uses you would get the water level spot on for how you like your eggs done. Great little gadget.

You have to turn off the cooker manually after the loud beep sound otherwise the eggs will be overcooked. Easy to use and the egg is exactly what I wanted.

Good idea and neat but the fry egg and omelette trays need to be in a different material as the egg white sticks to them and it's so difficult to clean afterwards.

Excellent boiled eggs best I have ever done , easy to use and quick, highly recommend

I purchased this egg cooker in July 2024. After around 17 months of normal household use, it developed a fault whereby water leaked every time it was used, leaving a significant puddle on the worktop. As a result, the unit no longer boiled correctly and eggs were undercooked, making it unfit for its intended purpose. Given that water and electricity are involved, this also raised safety concerns. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, goods must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and durable. These statutory rights apply for up to six years in England and Wales and exist independently of any manufacturer’s or retailer’s warranty. In my case, the product failed on two key points: • Lack of durability – a small kitchen appliance failing after only 17 months of normal use does not represent reasonable durability. • Not fit for purpose – due to water leakage and inconsistent boiling, the appliance could no longer perform its basic function safely or reliably. I contacted the seller to request a repair or replacement under my statutory rights. Unfortunately, the seller repeatedly refused to acknowledge the Consumer Rights Act and relied solely on the expiry of their 12-month warranty. A warranty cannot remove or limit statutory consumer rights, but this was not accepted by the seller despite being clearly explained. I eventually had to escalate the matter to Amazon, who resolved it by authorising a return and refund. Potential buyers should consider not only the durability of the product, but also the seller’s unwillingness to engage with or acknowledge UK consumer law.

Excellent little gadget. I can now poach eggs!