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Russell Hobbs Cook@Home vs Russell Hobbs Good To Go

What Cook@Home does better (3) and where Good To Go wins (4) — every spec side by side.

Russell Hobbs Cook@Home
Russell Hobbs · 2015Cook@Home
5.4Score
3 advantages≈ US$85
vs
Russell Hobbs Good To Go
Russell Hobbs · 2022Good To Go
6.2Score
4 advantages≈ US$75
Higher score
3.3Power & capacity5.1
3.4Versatility7.0
8.9Controls & convenience4.3

Why is Cook@Home better than Good To Go?

  1. Dishwasher-safe partsYes · Good To Go: No
  2. Power900 W vs 750 W+20%
  3. Non-stick coatingYes · Good To Go: No

Why is Good To Go better than Cook@Home?

  1. Capacity (bowl / basket / pot)5 l vs 6.5 l+30%
  2. Slow cookingNo · Cook@Home: Yes
  3. Sauté / searNo · Cook@Home: Yes
  4. Sous-videNo · Cook@Home: Yes
Specifications

Side by side

Power & capacity
Power900 W750 W
Capacity (bowl / basket / pot)5 l6.5 l
Automatic programmes11—
Cooking modes
FunctionsSteam, Keep warmCook, Steam, Sauté, Slow cook, Sous-vide, Roast, Keep warm, Rice
Pressure cookingNoNo
Slow cookingNoYes
SteamingYesYes
Sauté / searNoYes
Sous-videNoYes
Yoghurt programmeNoNo
Air fryingNoNo
BakingNoNo
Grill functionNoNo
DehydratingNoNo
Keep warmYesYes
Controls & smart
DisplayLED—
TimerYesYes
Delay startNoNo
Design & build
Dishwasher-safe partsYesNo
Non-stick coatingYesNo
HousingStainless steel—
Width—215 mm
Height—320 mm
Depth—490 mm
ColoursSilver, BlackBlack
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