Saaf multicooker, 5.8 litres and 1000 W: subtract your own oven's wattage to see the saving

Turning a pot of beef into something tender takes about two hours in an oven and roughly thirty-five minutes on the pressure programme of this 1000 W machine. The difference is not the pot, it is watts multiplied by hours. The Saaf 5.8 litre multicooker carries 1000 W on its rating plate, while a domestic electric oven is usually between 2000 and 2400 W. To find out what that is worth in your kitchen you do not need a review: read the wattage off the plate inside your own oven door or on its back, multiply it by the hours you normally bake, then multiply 1000 W by the hours the pressure programme runs, and subtract one from the other. The listing cannot do that step for you, because it has no idea which oven is standing in your kitchen.

The listing shows 4,6 out of five from 29 reviews at 80,95 euro, shipped by Faas. The specification worth pausing on is the inner pot: aluminium with a non-stick coating, declared PFAS-free, and marked dishwasher safe. Most pressure-cooker pots are not dishwasher safe, and for anyone cooking three or four times a week that single line matters more than two extra programmes. The set runs to eleven pieces, the body offers fifteen automatic programmes covering slow cooking, steaming, rice and pressure cooking, and the lid is transparent so you can look in without opening it.

One thing to be straight about: this is not a discount. 80,95 euro is simply what it costs today, and the listing shows no struck-through recommended price, so the phrase buying it saves money only holds if you genuinely replace oven or hob time with it. Cook one stew a week and the sum above may put the payback a year or two out. Cook three or four long dishes a week and the gap starts showing up on the bill quickly.

Price

80,95 euro today, with no struck-through recommended price on the listing

Rating

4,6 across 29 reviews on the listing

Specs

5.8 litres, 1000 W, fifteen automatic programmes, aluminium non-stick inner pot

Platform

bol.com, shipped by Faas

Checked

30 August 2026

• The sum: your own oven's plate wattage times the hours you normally bake, minus 1000 W times the hours the pressure programme runs; the difference is the kilowatt hours saved on that meal, which you then multiply by the rate on your own energy contract
• The three specifications that decide it: 5.8 litre capacity, 1000 W, and fifteen automatic programmes, with an aluminium non-stick inner pot declared PFAS-free and marked dishwasher safe
• Who it suits: households cooking three or four long dishes a week, or anyone wanting rice, steaming and stewing on one appliance; cook once a week and the payback stretches a long way out
• Limits and next step: this is the current price rather than a reduction, so measure your worktop height and socket position first, because a 5.8 litre body needs clearance above it when the lid opens

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