EGG STELIO EGGS COOKER

In use for 3 years. Very satisfied.

Perfectly cooked eggs, no effort and pure enjoyment :)

I really expected something better from a WMF product. My old egg cooker from Aldi is much better!

This egg cooker is easy to clean, easy to use, and the eggs come out exactly the way I like them.

I'm baffled by what WMF was thinking. This is such a poor product, comparable only to the following company. The similarity: slap a different lid on it, call it a day, and sell it at a high price. That's not how it works, WMF. https://www.rommelsbacher.de/de/kochen-backen/eierkocher.html It's strange. Just look at the WMF and Rommelsbacher products. See for yourself and form your own opinion as a customer. After multiple disappointments, and now this one, WMF is finished for me. As for the product itself, I can only agree with the negative reviews. In fact, I could add to them. After a mere two months, I threw it in the trash and bought a proper egg cooker that works perfectly. Thanks, WMF.

Given the WMF name and the high price, I expected something different. The egg cooker was a birthday present for my husband, but unfortunately it's unusable. I hope I can return it and will go back to boiling eggs in a pot.

The egg cooker isn't bad, but you can only hear the signal if you're standing right next to it. Surely that can't be intentional, or is it perhaps a design flaw?

I'm very happy with the product; I just had to get used to how it works. It seems to have a timer; when the eggs are done and the signal sounds, there's still water in the cooker. You have to be careful when opening the lid, as you can easily burn yourself on the hot steam. That's why I'm deducting one star.

Poor settings. Water leaks out the top and bottom. It's almost impossible to adjust accurately. The worst egg cooker available at this price.

can't necessarily agree with many of the reviews here. While the egg cooker's appearance and workmanship are impressive, ultimately, you buy such a device for its functionality. And achieving a satisfactory result only comes after extensive trial and error, including numerous failed attempts. We usually want varying numbers of eggs cooked to two different degrees of doneness (medium and almost hard). Since this egg cooker requires you to consider not only the size of the eggs but also the number and desired doneness, the very imprecise markings on the dial are absolutely useless. Before we found the exact point where the desired soft-boiled eggs were actually soft, we went through at least a pack of twenty eggs. But that didn't solve the problem, because I wanted my eggs cooked a little harder. The instruction manual's description of how to proceed with different egg hardness levels is missing information on "1 or 2 medium eggs and 1 hard egg." It only describes what to do for a soft and a hard egg. The statement that seven small eggs require the same setting as one extra-large egg is also unhelpful. What about three medium eggs or four extra-large eggs? A table with precise information on which dial setting is necessary for each egg size, number of eggs, and desired hardness level is missing. Furthermore, the scale on the dial should be subdivided multiple times in each range for better adjustment. We've practically written a doctoral thesis on this. This is not how an egg cooker should work! I might as well just cook the eggs with an egg timer and a pot on the stove. An egg cooker shouldn't be operated by guesswork!