OLIXIS 10-in-1 3Qt

OLIXIS 10-in-1 3Qt

By OLIXIS · Pressure Cookers · Kitchen & Cooking

  • 10-in-1 multifunction cooker
  • 3-quart capacity

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Problems, parts and running costs

Summary

The OLIXIS 10-in-1 3 Qt is a compact 700 W electric pressure cooker with a ceramic-coated pot, ten presets, a 24-hour delay and automatic keep-warm. It is a genuine budget option for one or two people, but check the sealing ring before buying: owners report the unusual four-tab gasket is hard to replace and support is difficult to reach.

Strengths

  • A 700 W, 3-qt pressure cooker that is very inexpensive for the feature set.
  • The compact size suits one or two people and small kitchens.
  • The ceramic-coated pot cleans easily and owners single out the rice results.
  • Ten presets plus a 24-hour delay and keep-warm simplify daily use.
  • Controls are generally described as easy.
  • Triple safety protection is advertised.

Weaknesses

  • The sealing ring is an unusual four-tab gasket around 17–17.5 cm, and owners could not find a replacement.
  • One owner reported the cooker would not seal unless the lid was held down; another returned a unit with a faulty steam valve.
  • Support is hard to reach: owners report an unanswered email and a full voicemail box.
  • No steamer basket or rack is included.
  • One owner describes the panel lettering as small and the manual as vague.
  • The 3-qt capacity is tight for batch cooking, a large chicken or family recipes.

Verified specifications

Model and partAH-YLG95DY-3SR, Argent/Silver.
Capacity3 qt (about 2.84 L).
Power700 W; imported US listings list 110 V.
Controlsdigital one-touch preset interface.
Presets10 advertised, including Rice, Meat, Stew, Yogurt, Canning and Steam; the full list does not appear in a first-party manual.
Timer and keep-warm24-hour delay start and automatic keep-warm.
Safetyadvertised triple protection using pressure-release valves and heat sensors; no first-party certification identifier was found.
Inner potceramic non-stick coating over an aluminum substrate per owner evidence; not stainless steel.
Dimensions10.43 D × 11.02 W × 11.06 H in.
Weight7.9–7.94 lb; shipping weight around 9.68–9.70 lb.
Housingadvertised stainless-steel exterior.
In the boxuser manual only; a steamer basket or rack is not included.
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Sealing ring and parts availability

The sealing system is the real risk, not the cooking. One experienced pressure-cooker owner measured the gasket at roughly 17–17.5 cm inner diameter with four tabs and could not find a replacement anywhere. Because the gasket is a wear item, an unsourceable seal can end the useful life of an otherwise working appliance. A separate owner reports a unit that would not seal unless the lid was held down, and another returned a cooker with a faulty steam valve. Those are independent signals rather than a failure rate, but they point at the same weak spot.

Cooking and controls

The cooker is simple to live with when it works. It combines pressure cooking with rice, meat, stew, yogurt, steam and other presets, plus a 24-hour delay start and automatic keep-warm. The advertised triple safety protection uses pressure-release valves and heat sensors. There is no dedicated manual pressure button according to one detailed owner; pressure cooking is chosen through presets, with time adjustable down to a 3-minute minimum. The 700 W heater is modest, which is reasonable for a 3-quart chamber, though one test measured about nine minutes to pressurise four cups of water. Owners like the small footprint, easy cleanup and suitability for one or two people.

Support, warranty and running costs

Support is part of the ownership risk. At least two owners independently describe failed contact, one with no email reply and another reaching a full voicemail box, and another complains that replacement gaskets are unavailable. OLIXIS publishes customer-care hours of Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM EST, but no exact-model warranty duration was found in a first-party document, so do not count on a specific term.

There is no documented subscription or scheduled consumable cost; the only recurring costs are electricity and the eventual seal or pot. At the published 700 W rating, one full hour at maximum draw equals 0.7 kWh, about $0.11–$0.25 at an illustrative $0.15–$0.35 per kWh. Daily full-power use would work out to roughly $38–$89 a year, though real use is lower because the cooker cycles heat.

Is it worth it?

Buy it at the low end of its price band, and only if you accept the parts risk. eBay listings checked in October 2026 sit around $54.40–$55.90 for new units, with another at $75.29 and one recently ended at $55.04; Nellis Auction shows a used unit with an estimated retail value of $41.49. At $40 or less it is a defensible bargain. From $41 to $50 it is reasonable only for a buyer who specifically wants the 3-quart size. Above $60, skip it: Proctor Silex sells its 3-quart Simplicity pressure cooker direct at $69.99 with a three-year warranty and a PFAS-free ceramic nonstick pot, and the better-documented Instant Pot RIO Mini 4 Qt adds a stainless-steel pot, UL/ULC listing and a one-year warranty for $79.99–$89.99. The gasket availability, not the cooking, should decide it.

Which model this is

This page covers the OLIXIS 10-In-1 Electric Pressure Cooker, 3 Quart, in Argent/Silver, exact model and part AH-YLG95DY-3SR. A black sibling exists as AH-YLG95DY-3BK, and the same hardware appears under Newbulig and Dumos labels, but do not treat those as this exact listing. The listing uses ASIN B0H3BRX99X.

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