DuronicEB40 BK Electric Egg Boiler, Steamer and Poacher for 7 Soft, Medium or Hard Boiled Eggs
Set the dial, walk away, and get seven eggs cooked exactly how you asked for them.
A 400W electric egg steamer that cooks up to seven eggs at once to a soft, medium or hard yolk, then shuts itself off and beeps — no timer watching, no guessing, no pan of boiling water on the hob.
Quick Specs
- Power
- 400W
- Capacity
- Up to 7 eggs per batch
- Settings
- Soft / medium / hard dial
- Shut-off
- Automatic, with buzzer
- Measuring cup
- 11.5cm tall, MAX line, built-in piercer
- Dimensions
- 20.5 x 18 x 14.5 cm
- Material
- Stainless steel body, black finish
- Warranty
- 1 year against manufacturer defects
Seven eggs at once
A single tray holds seven eggs, so one run covers a family breakfast or a week of meal-prep in one go.
Soft, medium or hard dial
A front knob sets the yolk consistency you want rather than leaving you to time it yourself.
Shuts off and beeps
The cooker cuts power and sounds a buzzer when the eggs are done, so nothing is left boiling dry.
Measuring cup with egg piercer
The cup meters the water to a MAX line and has a pin underneath to prick shells, which helps stop cracking.
Poaching and omelette trays
Duronic lists trays for poached eggs and omelettes alongside the boiling rack, extending it past plain boiled eggs.
Anti-slip base
Rubber feet keep the unit planted on the worktop while it is running and while you lift the hot lid off.
Pros
- Cooks seven eggs in one batch — enough for a family breakfast or a batch of meal prep
- Soft, medium and hard settings on a single dial, no timing by hand
- Automatic shut-off with a buzzer means you can leave it and do something else
- Measuring cup doubles as an egg piercer, which cuts down on cracked shells
- Compact 20.5 x 18cm footprint suits small kitchens, dorms and office break rooms
- Amazon's Choice in Egg Boilers with a 4.3 rating across 778 reviews
Cons
- Duronic themselves warn that trapped steam under the lid can carry on cooking soft and medium eggs after shut-off
- The 1-year warranty is short next to the 3-year cover some kitchen brands offer
- This listing sells several styles at different prices — check which one is selected before you buy
A simple, well-priced egg steamer that does the one job properly — seven eggs, one dial, and a buzzer when they are ready. The 4.3 rating across 778 reviews and the Amazon's Choice badge back it up; just lift the lid promptly if you like your yolks runny, because Duronic admits residual steam keeps cooking after the power cuts.
Best For
- Households cooking several eggs at once on a weekday morning
- Meal preppers who batch-boil eggs for the week ahead
- Small kitchens, student halls and office break rooms with little counter space
Not Ideal For
- Anyone who wants a digital timer or LCD readout rather than a mechanical dial
- Cooks who want soft-boiled eggs stopped to the second without lifting the lid promptly
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View All FAQs →How many eggs can it cook at once?
Up to seven eggs in a single batch, held on one tray under the clear lid.
How do I choose soft, medium or hard eggs?
Fill the measuring cup with water to the max line and turn the front dial to soft, medium or hard — the setting on the dial determines the texture, not the amount of water.
Does it turn itself off?
Yes. It cuts power and sounds a buzzer when the eggs are done. Duronic notes that for soft and medium eggs the trapped steam can keep cooking them after shut-off, so lift the lid promptly.
What is the measuring cup for?
It meters the right amount of water up to a MAX line, and has a piercing pin built into the base to prick the shell before cooking, which helps prevent cracking and cooks the egg more evenly.