Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: don't buy it

I've now had three of these. Fortunately, I only paid for the first. (The second was a replacement for the first, and the third was a wedding gift.)Each unit broke after 5 or fewer uses. You might get lucky if you buy one, but don't count on it. Better to buy a model with a reputation for quality. Or learn to cook rice the old fashioned way, which is what I'm doing right now because the piece of junk just broke down on me.Update: These rice cookers are repairable. I still highly recommend that you don't buy one, but if you're stuck with one and getting a replacement or a refund is too much hassle, getting it repaired might make sense. In my case, the problem was a burnt fuse. Of course, it's quite possible that the fuse will blow again.