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Not tied to the Instant Pot brand? Lots of companies displayed their own version of the popular countertop appliance during this year's International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago. Here are some of the models that got our attention.
For $80, this electric cooker from Toastmaster offers a 6-quart capacity, multiple cooking presets and a digital display.
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Cuisinart also had an Instant Pot-style appliance on display. The $100 6-quart cooker sears, slow-cooks and creates meals quickly under pressure.
This $150, 6-quart cooker has a Sauté-then-Simmer feature that lets you sear meat before you cook it under pressure.
Here's another 6-quart Instant Pot clone. Priced at $100, the Power Pressure Cooker XL comes with numerous presets plus a canning option. Instant Pot just added a canning button to its newest model, the Instant Pot Max.
This $75 pressure cooker has 15 cooking presets. There's also a smaller, cheaper version.
This 5-quart model, which costs $70, has 12 preset cooking modes including oatmeal, chili and pasta.
This $85 countertop appliance has six preset programs and six pressure levels.
This $120 Salton multicooker has a little less capacity than some of the other models we saw -- it holds 5.3 quarts.
This 6-quart capacity model won't be available until around Christmas, a company rep told us. It will cost around $60 when it arrives in stores.
This multi-cooker will have 10 program settings when it's available in August, company reps told us.
Check out all of CNET's coverage of the International Home + Housewares Show.