Philips Egg Cooker 3000 Series HD9137/90 kananmunankeitin

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product from Phillips. So easy ro use, good size & versatile. Effective, eggs came out lovely. Durable & good quality, safe to use & instructions are very easy to follow. Easy to clean.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the Phillips Egg Cooker. It’s fast, easy to use, and cooks eggs exactly how I like them — whether soft, medium, or hard-boiled. The built-in timer and buzzer take all the guesswork out of the process. I also use it for poached eggs with great results.

Cleanup is quick thanks to the non-stick surfaces, and the compact design fits nicely on my counter. If you eat eggs regularly, this little machine is a must-have. Totally worth it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this omg!! This cooks my eggs perfectly every day I have eggs now because of this little gadget:)

I haven’t tried poached eggs yet! I will soon

Cleans easy

Great safety but definitely needs an adult there to supervise any teens aka 10-13 year olds the steam is hot

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Tried this out for breakfast and I have to say it was so easy. I often have trouble poaching eggs, they usually end up too wet and make the toast soggy, or I overcook. This is great though, just add the water, crack in the eggs and turn it on. It beeps when it is finished, took less than 5 minutes and, as it is effectively steaming them, is a healthy way to cook. I had sprayed the vessels with an oil, but they came out so easy that I wouldn’t do next time. It was easy to clean and is a much better way to prepare eggs, no need to watch them all the time as it is timed for you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to use, safe and compact in the kitchen.

Makes cooking eggs a piece of cake they are perfect every time without having to think about a timer vs how many eggs your cooking etc! Even my 9 year old loves it as he can do his own eggs from his own chickens.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Philips Egg Cooker 3000 Series Review

I recently tried the Philips Egg Cooker 3000 Series (400W), and I’m seriously impressed! It can cook up to 6 eggs at a time, and every single one comes out just perfect—whether you like them soft, medium, or hard-boiled. It’s super easy to use, heats up quickly, and the compact design makes it perfect for small kitchens. No more guessing or setting timers—just fill the water to the right level, press the button, and let it do its magic. A total game changer for busy mornings!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Enjoy this perfectly cooked eggs with no oil ❤️ in love with this Egg cooker with advance attachment for poached or steamed, cooked eggs, my family loves it, very easy to clean ready in just 3 mins has a buzzer to notify when it’s cooked. Definitely a must buy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This egg cooker is amazing. We love eating eggs in our house. It is very simple to use when you know how. The instructions that come with it are very hard to understand and the QR code on the instructions doesn't work. I had to download the ones on the Philips website. We have tried poached and boiled and the eggs come out perfect every time. Would highly recommend if you love eggs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wouldn’t typically buy an egg cooker, but actually after trying one I would recommend.

Very easy to use, egg looks and tastes nice.

Quite quick to make poached egg.

I was surprised that it needs regular descaling

The instructions were not all that easy to follow and I forgot to add oil for poached eggs.

The QR code in the instructions just says “appliance unavailable” which isn’t that helpful.

The poached egg tray sits on the other tray for boiled eggs. All easy to clean between uses.

Apprising small for storage as well.

Would recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love how compact it is but also the variability between cooking the eggs. I don’t think it’s any quicker than using a pan but there’s less hassle and I can leave the eggs cooking whilst continuing on with other tasks. There’s some learning curve with how much water is needed for the personal preference but easy enough to take the eggs out and clean the cooker at the end.