MegaChef 12 Quart Digital Pressure Cooker vs KINGBULL 12-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker
Pick the KINGBULL for most kitchens. It is a 6-quart 12-in-1 with a 24-hour delay start, a detachable lid and ETL safety certification, and it is the more predictable unit to live with. The MegaChef is the one to buy only if you regularly cook for a crowd: its 12-quart stainless pot holds a whole chicken or a lamb shoulder and has no coating to flake. Owners of the MegaChef report dents on arrival and a steam valve that spins past the release position, so inspect it closely.
- Choose the MegaChef if you cook big batches for a family or a crowd and want an uncoated stainless pot that holds a whole chicken.
- Choose the KINGBULL if you want a compact, certified cooker with a delay timer, yogurt and canning programs, and easier cleaning.
Prices
- MegaChef 12 Quart Digital Pressure Cooker: $97.49 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- KINGBULL 12-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker: $125.58 at Havenry Kitchen (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the MegaChef 12 Quart Digital Pressure Cooker is $28.09 cheaper than the KINGBULL 12-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 12)

