According to Belkin, it’s easy to set up, as you just need to plug it in and your Alexa-enabled Echo or other device will detect it. You can then control it using the Alexa app on your mobile device. At that point, you can program cook-times anywhere from 30 minutes to 20 hours on high or low heat settings, and it’ll automatically shift to “warm” once the cook-time is complete. You can also toggle through the heat settings directly by asking for low, high or warm.

There’s not a lot of other info on Belkin’s site like the price or availability. However, at launch, the Crock-Pot 6 WeMo slow cooker cost $130, and the Alexa-powered cooker is likely even more advanced, technology-wise.

Thanks, Germaine!