
Crock-Pot 6 Quart Programmable Slow Cooker SCCPVP600-S
- Capacity
- 6 quarts
- Size
- 6 quarts
- Control Type
- Manual, Programmable, Touch
- Number of settings
- 3
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A well-sized, easy-to-clean cooker for large-batch cooking; buy it for the capacity, and expect to stir on the high setting since corners heat faster than the center.

A well-liked small-format slow cooker for single servings or party dips, with the caveat that the exterior shell gets hot enough to require some caution.

A small twin-pot warmer for holding dips and sides warm on a buffet table. Low power and small pots suit serving and gentle cooking, not a full family stew.


The Blossom colorway of Bella's 6-quart slow cooker offers the same even cooking and easy cleanup reviewers describe, in a brighter finish for kitchens that want it.

A capable little warmer for fondue, dips, and simmer pots, held back only by its single fixed heat setting.

A well-built small-batch slow cooker that fills a real gap for one or two person households, at the cost of having no timer function.

Works as a genuine small slow cooker while also being a licensed gift item, best suited to dips and side portions rather than main meals.

A reliable basic slow cooker for small-batch cooking, with dishwasher-safe parts that make cleanup simple, though it lacks a lid latch for carrying dishes elsewhere.


A well-built small-format slow cooker that genuinely reduces leftover waste for one or two people, though the labeling could be easier to read.

A capable, no-frills 6-quart cooker for family-size meals, reliable enough if you're fine handling the warm switch yourself instead of a timer.

A genuinely small slow cooker that does exactly what its size promises, well suited to solo or two-person cooking.

Lighter and more versatile than a typical ceramic slow cooker for everyday family cooking, though the saute function browns rather than sears and coating durability varies.

A reliable multi-dish buffet server for holiday and group cooking, backed by responsive manufacturer support when parts fail, though one report of a burnt-through base is worth noting.

A small, capable slow cooker for one or two servings that performs reliably despite being a lesser-known brand, though it runs hot on the outside and comes without instructions.


A dependable warmer and server for multi-dish entertaining, worth running empty on high for about an hour before its first real use.

A large oval programmable cooker with digital touch control for family batches. The listing gives few details beyond the basics, so confirm the modes before buying.

Reviewers consistently describe this no-frills 4 quart slow cooker as accurate and easy to use, a reasonable pick if you do not need programmable timers or a larger capacity.

A straightforward large-capacity slow cooker whose folding handles and dishwasher-safe crock address the two most common slow cooker annoyances, carrying and cleanup.

A large-capacity slow cooker well liked for everyday cooking, though reports are mixed on the programmable timer function and one lid failure was reported.

A practical two-in-one slow cooker for small households and entertaining, with dishwasher safe stoneware and independent controls being the standout features.
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