I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?

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e***@gmail.com

2018-12-01 13:21:08 UTC

I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?

I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company) who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?

Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at $90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use the thing when I get it.

Thanks,
Ari
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Kimberly

2018-12-01 13:42:02 UTC

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It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and a little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.

You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.

Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a couple seconds.

If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy hours of cooking.

Kim

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Post by e***@gmail.com
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company) who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at $90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Cristóbal Muñoz

2018-12-01 23:05:34 UTC

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Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.

While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers and start/stop the process.

All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since youâll more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. Iâm guessing thatâs a physical button they left on the new hardware design.

Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just uses manual

So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and since Iâve already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.

There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, youâre going to be fine.

IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain day and night to Instant Pot

CristÃ³bal

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Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?

It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and a little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.

You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.

Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a couple seconds.

If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy hours of cooking.

Kim

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On Dec 1, 2018, at 8:21 AM, ***@gmail.com <mailto:***@gmail.com> wrote:

I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?

I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company) who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?

Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at $90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use the thing when I get it.

Thanks,
Ari
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Deb Cook Lewis

2018-12-01 23:20:58 UTC

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I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you’ll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I’m
guessing that’s a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I’ve already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you’re going to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that we
go on.—Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Kay Malmquist

2018-12-02 15:49:21 UTC

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So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and agree
that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with this new app with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear that
this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them over to see
how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
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Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?

I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Deb Cook Lewis

2018-12-02 16:05:40 UTC

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Just search for Instant Pot. You will get the Smart Cooker and Instant
Pot apps as a result of that search. You want the app called Instant
Pot for the new cooker although it appears to support the old one as
well.

Post by Kay Malmquist
So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and agree
that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with this new app with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear that
this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them over to see
how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, it empties today of its
strength.
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Mary Otten

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Where did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which isn’t surprising.
Mary
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Post by Deb Cook Lewis
Just search for Instant Pot. You will get the Smart Cooker and Instant
Pot apps as a result of that search. You want the app called Instant
Pot for the new cooker although it appears to support the old one as
well.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Alan Lemly

2018-12-02 20:55:26 UTC

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Mary,

I downloaded the newer Instant Pot app yesterday even though I don't have one and was taken through a setup where you first indicate your Instant Pot model and I'm pretty sure I heard the Bluetooth model as being one of the choices. They next prompted me to set up an account and since I don't even have one of the pots, I bailed and uninstalled the app.

Alan Lemly

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Post by Mary Otten
Where did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which isn’t surprising.
Mary
G
Sent from my iPhone

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Deb Cook Lewis

2018-12-02 22:05:36 UTC

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When you begin the setup process you must choose which product you are
setting up. The BT model is the last model on the list. Every pot
they've made that has any connectivity is on that list and some others
which I htink you set up for the recipes only. But the BT model is
there so I plan to see if it allows me to set it up.

Post by Alan Lemly
Mary,
I downloaded the newer Instant Pot app yesterday even though I don't have
one and was taken through a setup where you first indicate your Instant Pot
model and I'm pretty sure I heard the Bluetooth model as being one of the
choices. They next prompted me to set up an account and since I don't even
have one of the pots, I bailed and uninstalled the app.
Alan Lemly
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Mary Otten
Where did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I
don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It
did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which
isn’t surprising.
Mary
G
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Kay Malmquist
So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and agree
that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with this new app with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear that
this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them over to see
how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, it empties today of its
strength.
Corrie Ten Boom - 1892-1983 - Watchmaker
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Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?
I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to
keep
in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I
think
I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer
models
by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of
instant
pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order
one.
Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not
the
one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't
really
get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able
to
use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Mary Otten

2018-12-02 22:12:01 UTC

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`Very interesting I wonder if I can have my cooker paired with the old app and still try setting it up with the new one without having to go back and repair if the new app is a bust. It would be interesting to try the recipes and also to try to duplicate the problem with voice over seemingly interfering with activatig controls in the app.

Sent from my iPhone

Post by Deb Cook Lewis
When you begin the setup process you must choose which product you are
setting up. The BT model is the last model on the list. Every pot
they've made that has any connectivity is on that list and some others
which I htink you set up for the recipes only. But the BT model is
there so I plan to see if it allows me to set it up.

Post by Mary Otten
Where did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I
don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It
did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which
isn’t surprising.
Mary
G
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Kay Malmquist
So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and agree
that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with this new app with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear that
this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them over to see
how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, it empties today of its
strength.
Corrie Ten Boom - 1892-1983 - Watchmaker
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?
I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to
keep
in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I
think
I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer
models
by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of
instant
pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order
one.
Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not
the
one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't
really
get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able
to
use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
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Deb Cook Lewis

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No, that's why I haven't done it yet or tried it. I needed to use the
pot last night. But I know from pairing it to two devices that it's
only actively paired to one although you can put more than one pot on
a device.

Post by Mary Otten
`Very interesting I wonder if I can have my cooker paired with the old app
and still try setting it up with the new one without having to go back and
repair if the new app is a bust. It would be interesting to try the recipes
and also to try to duplicate the problem with voice over seemingly
interfering with activatig controls in the app.
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Mary Otten
Where did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I
don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It
did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which
isn’t surprising.
Mary
G
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Kay Malmquist
So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and agree
that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with this new
app
with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear that
this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them over to see
how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
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Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What
do
I
need to know?
I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think the BT app is
very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because the buttons are
out of order. They make much more sense on the pot itself. But once
you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT can be set up in
the new app, that might be fun to try and I will when I have a bit
more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to
keep
in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I
think
I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of
deal.
I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer
models
by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone
basically
just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is
structured
and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get
the
wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of
instant
pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Of
Kimberly
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What
do
I
need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order
one.
Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able
to
use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring
around
and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not
the
one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and
the
root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front
of
the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical
rows
of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't
really
get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell
you
the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able
to
use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Exactly, the Instant Pot Bluetooth is listed in the available choices for Instant Pots. How much it connects and all that I don't know since I don't have one. I also had downloaded the app, I set up an account and went through the entire setup to the point where I would have had to connect to the network the new Instant Pot WiFi creates and then of course I had to stop. Everything was very accessible for the setup. I am not saying that I believe the app is wonderful since many people have reported there are issues, but I'm just saying the setup is accessible and I had posted a few weeks ago that people who had the Bluetooth model could maybe give it a try since it was listed.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, December 2, 2018 3:55 PM
To: ***@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?

Mary,

I downloaded the newer Instant Pot app yesterday even though I don't have one and was taken through a setup where you first indicate your Instant Pot model and I'm pretty sure I heard the Bluetooth model as being one of the choices. They next prompted me to set up an account and since I don't even have one of the pots, I bailed and uninstalled the app.

Alan Lemly

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Post by Deb Cook Lewis
Just search for Instant Pot. You will get the Smart Cooker and
Instant Pot apps as a result of that search. You want the app called
Instant Pot for the new cooker although it appears to support the old
one as well.

Post by Kay Malmquist
So, what is the link for the new app. I have the Bluetooth app and
agree that it is very accessible. I would be happy to play with
this new app with
my Bluetooth Instant pot and see how accessible it is. I also hear
that this new app has many more recipes and will happily look them
over to see how usable they are. The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
Kay Malmquist
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of its strength.
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2018 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the
wireles version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you
could select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and
report back because I totally agree with the comments here about
much of the app being superfluous at best. In fact, while i think
the BT app is very useable, the app layout is pretty wonky because
the buttons are out of order. They make much more sense on the pot
itself. But once you know htis, it's a snap to use. So since the BT
can be set up in the new app, that might be fun to try and I will
when I have a bit more time.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to
keep in mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I
think I at least and other blind owners of this device like it so
much is not necessarily because every button and function is
accessible, but the fact that particular information such as
temperature, time remaining and keep warm time are easily
reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers and
start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe
the exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous
since you'll more often than not be going off of recipes that will
simply require the manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/
turn off type of deal.
I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer
models by doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since
everyone basically just uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is
structured and since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have
no need to get the wifi version, but if this basic info of time
remaining/keep warm and the ability to set the cooking/saute time
is VO accessible, the other stuff is really kind of ancillary and
not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of
instant pot recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this
info, you're going to be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah,
complain day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot.
What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able
to use this instant pot you could probably do it. With some
exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not
the one that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first
mistake and the root of most of my frustration. With the correct
app, the pairing is pretty straightforward and works much like the
pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front
of the pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two
virtical rows of three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them
do as I didn't really get that far with my pot before packing it
back in the box. I can tell you the pairing button is the top
button in the second column from the left. You will want to press
that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and
many happy hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for
this version of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there
unlabeled buttons or spots where the app is entirely unusable by a
VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app.
Is it being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the
actual company) who developed the first app for the bluetooth
model? Has anyone contacted the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model.
I've never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's
such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being
able to use the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Kay Malmquist

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I have had the app named instant pot for quite a while and never found it
really useful and never found a place to connect an instant pot to it. I
can only assume that this one is the same? I'm going to go back in to it
and have a look around. Thanks much.

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Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I
need to know?

Just search for Instant Pot. You will get the Smart Cooker and Instant
Pot apps as a result of that search. You want the app called Instant
Pot for the new cooker although it appears to support the old one as
well.

Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in
mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I
at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not
necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact
that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep
warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers
and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the
exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since you'll
more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the
manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. I'm
guessing that's a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by
doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just
uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and
since I've already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi
version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability
to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really
kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot
recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, you're going
to
be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain
day and night to Instant Pot
Cristóbal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also
the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use
this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and
a
little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one
that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root
of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty
straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the
pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of
three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get
that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the
pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You
will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a
couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy
hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that
we
go on.-Annie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version
of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots
where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it
being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company)
who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted
the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've
never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal
at
$90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use
the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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Mary Otten

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A few weeks ago, Rick posted that he had some friends who had this device, and such things as the time remaining and the temperature or not accessible for voiceover. So unless there has been an update for the app which has made those things accessible, the very things you kind a want to be able to check on were at that time not accessible. As for the recipe part of this thing, I certainly never use the recipes program into that section of the app four my Bluetooth pot, but there arenât very many. This one is supposed to have a lot more, and the whole cooking process is programmed out. So it could be useful for people who donât want to spend their time rummaging around cookbooks and lists etc. But if it doesnât work, thatâs not so great.

Mary

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Post by CristÃ³bal MuÃ±oz
Just a little input from a bluetooth user and perhaps something to keep in mind for those dealing with the wifi app issues.
While the bluetooth app is completely accessible, the reason why I think I at least and other blind owners of this device like it so much is not necessarily because every button and function is accessible, but the fact that particular information such as temperature, time remaining and keep warm time are easily reviewable. Along with the ability to set the timers and start/stop the process.
All the recipes and presets like beans, meat, rice, etc. with maybe the exceptions of yogurt and saute really are kind of superfluous since youâll more often than not be going off of recipes that will simply require the manual function. Even then, saute is a turn on/ turn off type of deal. Iâm guessing thatâs a physical button they left on the new hardware design.
Indeed, I think Instantpot recognized this reality with the newer models by doing away with a lot of those preset buttons since everyone basically just uses manual
So, I have no idea on how the app for the new wifi model is structured and since Iâve already got the bluetooth model, I have no need to get the wifi version, but if this basic info of time remaining/keep warm and the ability to set the cooking/saute time is VO accessible, the other stuff is really kind of ancillary and not essential to using the pressure cooker.
There are a ton of resources out there with an endless supply of instant pot recipes, tweaks and hacks that if you can access this info, youâre going to be fine.
IF this info in the app is in fact not VO accessible, then yeah, complain day and night to Instant Pot
CristÃ³bal
Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2018 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: I'm considering buying the Smart Wifi Instant Pot. What do I need to know?
It is an excellent price which is what drew me and got me to order one. Also the accessibility isn't horrible. If you are determined to be able to use this instant pot you could probably do it. With some exploring around and a little guesswork it is most likely useable by a blind person.
You do want to be sure to get the app that says instant pot and not the one that says instant pot smart cooker. That was my first mistake and the root of most of my frustration. With the correct app, the pairing is pretty straightforward and works much like the pairing of amazon's echo devices.
Another thing to be aware of is the number of buttons on the front of the pot. There are two virtical rows of six buttons and two virtical rows of three buttons. I can't tell you what most of them do as I didn't really get that far with my pot before packing it back in the box. I can tell you the pairing button is the top button in the second column from the left. You will want to press that one when the app prompts you and hold it for a couple seconds.
If you do decide to get an instant pot, I wish you the best and many happy hours of cooking.
Kim
Sent from Kimber's iPhone
The happy ending still beckons, and it is in the hope of grasping it that we go on.âAnnie Proulx
I've heard about the accessiblity problems with the new app for this version of the Instant Pot. What's the issue? Are there unlabeled buttons or spots where the app is entirely unusable by a VO user?
I wonder how long it would take for the company to fix their app. Is it being developed by the same people (I'm assuming it's the actual company) who developed the first app for the bluetooth model? Has anyone contacted the company about the issues they're facing with the new app?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I should get this new model. I've never had an Instant Pot, so I'm a completely new user. It's such a steal at $90 right now! I'm so tempted, but I'm also worried about being able to use the thing when I get it.
Thanks,
Ari
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