Elite Gourmet EGC115B Easy Egg Cooker Electric 7-Egg Capacity, Soft, Medium, Hard-Boiled Egg Cooker with Auto Shut-Off

How it works (and why the measuring cup matters)

This electric egg cooker is built around a straightforward process: you use the included measuring cup with firmness markings to add the right amount of water, place eggs on the 7-egg tray, and start the cycle. The unit then cooks eggs to the selected doneness (soft, medium, or hard-boiled) and indicates when the cycle is done.

That measuring-cup approach is the main reason shoppers typically report consistent results. Instead of guessing water volume or time like you would with stovetop boiling, you’re following set water levels designed for each firmness style. The measuring cup also includes a built-in piercing pin to help reduce shell cracking during cooking.

Performance and everyday results

Reviews tend to describe the cooking outcome in practical terms: eggs are cooked evenly for the selected firmness, and the results are repeatable enough that people use the cooker regularly. Buyers also highlight peeling ease, and they mention the convenience of being able to get eggs done quickly during morning routines.

Because this is a countertop electric cooker designed for small batches, performance is less about high-volume cooking and more about getting dependable, ready-to-eat eggs with minimal babysitting.

Design, size, and included parts

The EGC115B is lightweight and compact, with dimensions listed at 6.25 x 6.25 x 5.75 inches and an item weight of about 1.06 pounds. That makes it a good fit for kitchens where storage space is tight.

It includes a cooker base plus dishwasher-safe removable components, including a 7-egg tray and a clear lid and a measuring cup. An instruction manual with recipes is also included.

Ease of use and safety considerations

Operation is simple: fill the measuring cup to the markings for your doneness, add water to the cooking plate, add eggs, and press power. The unit uses an auto shut-off indicator light to show when the cycle is complete.

One practical consideration from buyer feedback: there’s no audible alarm, so you will likely need to pay attention to the indicator light. Additionally, if the switch is left on and the unit cools down and then powers again, it can restart heating behavior. For everyday peace of mind, plan to switch the unit off and unplug after cooking rather than assuming it is fully done just because the light changes.

Pros and cons summary

• Best for: households or individuals who want fast, consistent soft, medium, or hard-boiled eggs without timing stovetop boiling, and who prefer a compact appliance for small-batch use.
• Who should buy: dorm and apartment shoppers, RV travelers, and office users looking for an easy morning routine with minimal cleanup on the removable parts.
• Who should avoid: shoppers who strongly prefer an audible end-of-cycle alert, or who want a more hands-off experience with no need to monitor an indicator light.
• Quick decision rule: If the ability to set doneness by water level and watch for a light indicator fits your routine, this is a strong, simple option for 7-egg cooking. If you need sound notifications, you may want to compare models with alarms.

Price and availability

This model is listed at a budget-friendly price point and has an in-stock status for the US market at the time of publishing. If you’re price-checking, make sure you compare the total value you get, not just the sticker price, including capacity (7 eggs), included parts, and whether you prefer light-only vs audible completion alerts.

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