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Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker

Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker

3.6· 34 ratings

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$249.95last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker

The Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker is a plug-in induction base paired with a 5 1/2-quart enameled cast-iron Dutch oven and an insulating ring. It braises, browns, steams, slow cooks and keeps warm without a stove or oven, and the retractable control panel adjusts temperature in 5°F steps. The cast-iron pot doubles as a serving piece and works on its own induction cooktop once the ring is removed. Its price has held at $249.95 at Everything Kitchens as of October 28, 2026, with no lower price recorded in that window.

Best forSmall kitchens or rentals without a full stoveTableside cooking such as sukiyaki, fondue or hot potSlow-cooking and braising without heating up the ovenStaub owners who want one pot that sears, simmers and serves
Pros
  • Enameled cast iron holds and spreads heat evenly
  • Precise induction control in 5°F increments
  • Portable plug-in design works anywhere with an outlet
  • Insulating ring cuts energy loss during long cooks
  • Silicone mat and retractable panel make countertop use tidy
Cons
  • Heavy cast iron plus a base is hard to move and store
  • Not oven safe and not dishwasher safe
  • Only works with induction-ready pans up to a 9.5-inch base without the ring
  • Premium price for a single-burner appliance
  • No PFAS-free claim on the coating

Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker price history

$249.95$249.95
Oct 28Oct 29

Lowest price we've seen: $249.95 on Oct 28. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.

What reviewers say

Ratings are mixed at 3.6 out of 5 from 34 ratings. Owners tend to like the heat control and the pot itself, while complaints center on weight, the single-burner limit and the price.

Pros
  • Even, controllable heat for braises and stews
  • Attractive pot that goes from cooking to the table
  • Quiet, portable operation away from the stove
Cons
  • Heavy and awkward to lift when full
  • Costs more than a standalone induction burner
  • Limited to smaller pans without the ring

From Everything Kitchens

  • Combines cast iron cooking tradition with electric induction precision
  • Braise, brown, steam, slow cook, keep warm, or cook at a chosen temperature without an oven or stove
  • Plug-in operation makes it portable, ideal as a tableside cooktop for sukiyaki or fondue
  • Energy-saving insulating ring fits the 5.5-quart STAUB Dutch oven to retain heat and distribute it evenly
  • Without the ring, the base works as an induction cooktop for pans with up to a 9.5-inch base
  • Retractable control panel with hidden LCD display and push-button temperature adjustment in 5°F increments
Materials
Plastic; protective mat made from silicone
Guarantee
No manufacturer's warranty
Shipping
Free shipping, 3 days or less on in-stock items; order before 2 PM CT ships same day
In the box
Precision Induction Multi Cooker, Energy-saving insulating ring for the 5.5-quart STAUB Dutch oven, Silicone protective mat

Specifications

Capacity
5 1/2-qt.
Heat Type
Induction
Induction Ready
Yes
Stove Compatibility
Induction stove
Even Heating
Yes (precise, uniform heating)
Oven Safe
No
Dishwasher Safe
No

Questions and answers

Is it worth $249.95?
At $249.95 at Everything Kitchens as of October 28, 2026, you pay for the Staub Dutch oven and the induction base together. If you already own a good 5 1/2-quart pot, a separate induction burner costs far less.
How is it different from a regular induction cooktop?
It is a single burner built around one 5 1/2-quart pot, with an insulating ring that keeps heat in. A standard cooktop takes any induction-ready pan but has no ring and no matching pot.
Can I use my own pans on it?
Yes, if they are induction ready and have a base up to 9.5 inches, with the ring removed. The ring itself is sized for the included 5.5-quart Staub Dutch oven.
Can it go in the oven or dishwasher?
No. The base is not oven safe, and neither the base nor the enameled pot should go in the dishwasher. Wash the pot by hand.
What comes in the box?
The induction multi cooker, the energy-saving insulating ring for the 5.5-quart Dutch oven, and a silicone protective mat.
When is it cheapest?
The lowest recorded price is $249.95, seen on October 28, 2026. It has not dropped below that in the tracked period, so watch for seasonal kitchen sales.
What do buyers say about the Staub Precision Induction Multi Cooker?
Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 34 ratings.
Lid Included
Yes
Body Material
Enameled cast iron
Coating
Enamel
Material
Enameled cast iron
Construction
Plastic and silicone construction
Material Features
Enameled, Cast-iron
Free Of
PFAS-free (No)
Diameter
9 1/2"
Size
1 unit
Height
7" (with lid)
Length
12 in
Width
12 in
Dutch Oven
Yes
Induction Cookware
Yes
Dimensions
12" diam., 7" high
Color
black
Design Highlights
Retractable control panel