This review is from: Panasonic SR-MS103 5-Cup Uncooked/10-Cup Cooked Rice Cooker, White finishI have one, purchased recently (not from Amazon, however) and it works very well. It's the first Fuzzy Logic cooker I've owned, and it's quite impressive. The steamer option is great, and one of the few I'd seen that have that feature. I've only tried a few things (white + brown rice, steamed dumplings, and steel cut oats) but they've all come out great. The instructions are poor, but clear enough that you can figure it out. It does not have a overwhelming number of modes/settings, but the basics are covered. It's easy to clean, and looks good on the counter....This review is from: Panasonic SR-MS103 5-Cup Uncooked/10-Cup Cooked Rice Cooker, White finishDo NOT buy this Panasonic.In early morning on 8/9/11, slickdeals posted a 10-cup Panasonic rice cooker deal for $59 (fifty-nine dollars) from an Amazon competitor.Upon closer examination, the "10-cup" rice cooker is in fact the SR-MS103, which is really a 5-cup rice cooker based on how rice cookers have always been marketed. This confusion is solely caused by Panasonic's marketing gimmick of listing cooked capacity. Slickdeals did not correct the confusion until several hours later.Reputable rice cooker makers, such as Zojirushi, have always marketed using uncooked/raw rice capacity only. When you compare products, ignore the cooked capacity gimmick in the title. This Panasonic is simply a 5-cup cooker.If Panasonic knew that this was a good product, there would be no reason to create a gimmicky title that ended up confused people (evidenced by the slickdeals posting). If Panasonic had wanted to help and not confuse people, the title could have been stated as "Panasonic SR-MS103 5-Cup (10-Cup Cooked) Rice Cooker"So either this is a bad product and/or Panasonic is being shady. Either way, do NOT buy this Panasonic....
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