I did not expect much when I purchased an Evoloop egg cooker. But I am a sucker for simple kitchen devices and I love poached eggs. Especially when they do not involve boiling water, using some plastic cup, etc.. So far, evoloop does a wonder job, no fuss / no mess. Use the measuring device (included) for water, insert the eggs, and then go fix your coffee. It does a soft poached egg in 4 minutes and a hard egg in 8 minutes. Can do one poached egg or two eggs at once. If you need hard boiled egg for a salad just insert the egg(s) and it takes care of it for you, shuts down before the egg is overcooked. What a nice kitchen device!!

Very nice product and works very well. The instructions are easy to follow and it's easy to clean. The is the best way to boil eggs. Eggs are near perfect every time.

I love this thing! I love hardboiled eggs but always hated the prep time, boiling the water, timer, running back in the room.This solves my issue. Cook time was adequate for steaming them. Easy to use, wash the eggs, pierce the end with the spike on the included measuring cup and place up, fill cup to appropraite level for your type of egg and qty, then flip the switch. It is easy to clean. Make sure you use vinegar on element occasionally to remove scaling if you dont use distilled water. No water leakage on my unit, but when it steams you will get moisture.Just chill the egg afterwards and tadaaa!

Cooks perfect hard boil eggs, it’s so quick! Even tried out the poached eggs and omelette accessories and I’m impressed! I currently don’t have a kitchen to cook from and this made my whole month. It’s cute, durable, and just works perfectly for what I need!

B+TLDR: This is NOT an automatic egg boiler. This thing requires user attention as soon as it's done cooking. Otherwise it would be a 5-star product. It poaches eggs very well. It also makes tamago strips.It is unclear whether this product is easy to use given the following:If you don't know how to make boiled eggs, this thing will make boiled eggs better than you. It will do so every single time. It is perfectly serviceable and designed very well. It will poach eggs better than you can probably poach eggs in a pot.HOWEVERIf you do know how to cook boiled eggs this thing will not save you any time. It takes ~1 minute to get an ounce of water boiling on the stove, and 9 minutes to steam, and 2-3 minutes or so to rinse and cool them off.This machine takes 15 minutes to steam the eggs, and you still have to spend the time to cool them off and rinse them afterward.At no point in the user manual for this thing does it say that you have to cool the eggs to stop the cooking process. I did an experiment: I did some soft boiled eggs and left them in the turned-off steamer for half an hour, and they were hard-boiled by the time I got back to them. Of course this is obvious information for someone who knows how to cook eggs. So I have to ask: Who is this product for? Does it require knowledge of how to cook eggs or not?The above statement means the Auto Shut off feature is useless. It requires the user to intervene. This thing cannot be left out to do your eggs while you go grocery shopping or mow the lawn.On the other hand, for $20 this is not the worst way you could potentially spend your money. It is clearly worth the cost. If you want to make an egg salad this is not what you want, but if you're making a small multi-course meal like in Asian cuisine having this thing off to the side making your eggs while you do everything else will be pretty convenient. Obviously this thing's primary use case is soft-boiling eggs for ramen.It looks neat. I don't like the kind of plastic it's made of but I do like how it fits in with my kitchen. I love appliances with wooden accents. This kind of plastic seems like it should bend and warp. I'm curious to see how long this will hold up with a lot of use. My instinct is that it might not last very long under prolonged use.