Instant Pots are so underrated, and Black Friday is the best time to get one — save up to 41% now
You get an Instant Pot! You get an Instant Pot! Everyone gets an Instant Pot!
I've personally tested almost every single Instant Pot in existence. I own the Instant Pot Pro Max, which is unfortunately not discounted this year, but the Instant Pot Pro is just as good. You can grab the Wi-Fi-enabled Instant Pot Pro for just $99 from Amazon. Yes, it'll have you cooking dinner from your bed, and no, you won't have any regrets.
I've rounded up the best Instant Pot discounts this Black Friday, starting from just $59 for the mini Instant Pot Duo. If you're only cooking for yourself or a two-person household, I'd recommend grabbing the mini version. However, if you're meal-prepping or cooking for a larger family, the 6QT Duo Plus might suit you better — and it's just $84 right now.
Let me help you choose the best Instant Pot for you — and take advantage of the biggest savings this Black Friday.
Best Black Friday Instant Pot deals: Quick links
- Instant Pot Duo 3QT: was $89 now $59 @ Amazon
- Instant Pot Duo Plus with Whisper Quiet 6QT: was $139 now $84 @ Amazon
- Instant Pot Pro 6QT: was $169 now $99 @ Amazon
Best Black Friday Instant Pot deals: About the author

Hi! I'm Erin, and I'm a Senior Writer here at Tom's Guide. I've personally reviewed pretty much every single Instant Pot and own the Instant Pot Pro Max. My cooking routine has been transformed by my Instant Pot — I used to spend hours standing over a hot stove, but now I just throw everything in my Instant Pot and go about my business. It's the perfect kitchen appliance if you're busy — or just lazy (like me).
Best Black Friday Instant Pot deals
The Instant Pot Duo 3QT is the mini version of the Duo. I've reviewed the Duo Plus (below), but the Mini version does basically all the same things. This model comes with all the classic cooking settings: pressure cook, saute, slow cook, rice, steam, yogurt, and keep warm. That's pretty much all you can want from your Instant Pot.
And the best part? This particular model is just 11 inches tall and has a 10-inch diameter, so I'd recommend this for smaller homes or families.
I gave the Instant Pot Duo Plus with WhisperQuiet a nice 4 stars when I reviewed it. This Instant Pot is a great step up for large families or those who want to batch cook loads of freezer meals — that's how I use my 6QT Instant Pot. Thanks to the WhisperQuiet steam release function, the Instant Pot Duo Plus is a heck of a lot quieter than other models, so is perfect if the sound of steam releasing bothers you.
As with the Duo model above, the Duo Plus has pressure cook, slow cook, steam, saute, rice, yogurt, and keep warm, but it also has cake and sous vide for extra fancy dessert-making.
I have the Instant Pot Pro Max, which is the closest model to the Pro on this list. I gave the Pro a nice 4-star rating in my review for its mega-ease of use and huge range of cooking functions.
Like the cheaper models on this list, the Pro can pressure cook, slow cook, make rice and yogurt, sous vide, steam, keep warm, and sterilize jars and bake. The Pro also offers smart home functionality, faster preheating, and WhisperQuiet steam release. The Pro really is the best of all worlds, and I'd recommend this as the most premium option.
For more discounts, check out our Black Friday deals live blog.
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Erin Bashford is a senior writer at Tom's Guide, focusing on reviews. She has a Masters in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from the University of East Anglia. As an ex-barista, she knows her way around a coffee machine, and as a music lover, she's constantly chipping away at her dream of having a multi-room home sound system. In her spare time you can find her reading, practising yoga, writing, or stressing over today’s NYT Games.
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