Value appliances earn their place by handling useful everyday jobs without adding needless complexity. My best overall pick is the Instant Pot Duo Plus, whose nine cooking functions cover more tasks than the single-purpose options here. The Toshiba 1.2-cubic-foot microwave stands out for households that need more cooking space, while the BELLA slim toaster suits kitchens short on counter room. The main tradeoff is between versatility and simplicity: a multipurpose cooker can replace several tools, while a focused appliance may be easier to store and use. Read on for how the eight options compare and which one fits your routine.
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Key Takeaways
- The Duo Plus leads on versatility: its nine functions give it a wider role in everyday meal preparation than the seven-function Instant Pot Duo.
- The Toshiba microwave favors capacity and power: its 1.2-cubic-foot interior and 1,000 watts suit larger portions better than the compact 700-watt BLACK+DECKER.
- Small appliances can solve specific space or effort problems: the BELLA slim toaster is designed for a narrow footprint, and the automatic BELLA can opener reduces manual work.
- The simpler Instant Pot Duo remains a capable alternative: buyers who do not need the Plus model’s additional functions can choose a more straightforward pressure cooker.
- Several picks are task-specific: the Reemix vacuum sealer, OVENTE sandwich maker, and can opener make most sense when their particular job comes up often.
| Instant Pot Duo Plus 6 Qt 9-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker, Stainless Steel |  | Best Overall Pressure Cooker | Capacity: 6 quarts | Functions: 9-in-1, including pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, sous vide, steam, rice, and yogurt | Smart programs: 15 one-touch options | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BLACK+DECKER Countertop Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cu. Ft, 700W, Stainless Steel |  | Best Compact Microwave | Capacity: 0.7 cu. ft. | Output power: 700 watts | Power levels: 10 | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Reemix Handheld Vacuum Sealer with 10 Reusable Bags |  | Best Reusable-Bag Sealer | Model: CP-01 | Suction: 60 kPa | Sealing time: About 5 seconds | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Bella Electric Can Opener, Automatic One-Touch, Surf |  | Best for Hands-Free Can Opening | Operation: Automatic one-touch | Blade material: Stainless steel | Motor power: Conflicting listings: 60 watts and 700 watts | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Instant Pot Duo 6-Quart 7-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker |  | Best Value Pressure Cooker | Capacity: 6 quarts | Cooking functions: 7-in-1: pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, rice, yogurt, and keep warm | Smart programs: 13 one-touch options | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Toshiba Countertop Microwave Oven, 1.2 Cu. Ft., 1000W, Stainless Steel |  | Best Value Microwave for Everyday Cooking | Capacity: 1.2 cu. ft. | Cooking Power: 1000 watts (title listing) | Input Power: 1600 watts | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BELLA Fits-Anywhere 2-Slice Slim Toaster with Long, Extra-Wide Slot, Surf |  | Best Compact Toaster for Artisan Bread | Capacity: 2 slices | Slot Dimensions: 10-inch long, extra-wide | Profile Width: 3.58 inches | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| OVENTE Electric Sandwich Maker, 750W Non-Stick Plates, Black GPS401B |  | Best Value for Quick Single-Serve Meals | Model: GPS401B | Power: 750 watts | Voltage: 120V | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| value appliance | Capacity | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Instant Pot Duo Plus 6 Qt 9-in | 6 quarts | 1000 watts |
| BLACK+DECKER Countertop Microw | 0.7 cu. ft. | — |
| Reemix Handheld Vacuum Sealer | — | — |
| Bella Electric Can Opener | — | — |
| Instant Pot Duo 6-Quart 7-in-1 | 6 quarts | 1000 watts |
| Toshiba Countertop Microwave O | 1.2 cu. ft. | — |
| BELLA Fits-Anywhere 2-Slice Sl | 2 slices | 900 watts |
| OVENTE Electric Sandwich Maker | — | 750 watts |
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Instant Pot Duo Plus 6 Qt 9-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker, Stainless Steel
The Instant Pot Duo Plus earns its place as the most versatile pressure cooker in this group: its nine functions add sous vide and sterilizing to the core cooking options offered by the Instant Pot Duo 7-in-1. That wider range can replace several countertop appliances, which makes it a strong value for cooks who will use more than pressure cooking. The 15 one-touch programs and real-time display indicators also make its broader feature set easier to approach. Its 6-quart capacity suits many household meals, while the stainless steel pot supports sautéing before pressure cooking. The tradeoffs are a pot that can take more scrubbing than nonstick cookware and capacity that may fall short for larger households. Choose it over the simpler Duo if you want the extra cooking modes; skip those extras if you mainly need basic pressure cooking.
Pros:- Nine cooking functions cover a wider range than the Instant Pot Duo 7-in-1
- 15 one-touch programs and a real-time display help simplify operation
- Tri-ply stainless steel inner pot supports sautéing and searing
- Dishwasher-safe lid and pot reduce cleanup effort
Cons:- Six-quart capacity may not cover larger family meals
- Stainless steel can need more scrubbing than nonstick cookware
- Extra functions add little value if you only pressure cook
Best for: Home cooks who want one appliance for pressure cooking, sautéing, sous vide, rice, and yogurt
Not ideal for: Large households or cooks who want a lightweight, easy-release nonstick inner pot
- Capacity:6 quarts
- Functions:9-in-1, including pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, sous vide, steam, rice, and yogurt
- Smart programs:15 one-touch options
- Inner pot:18/8 stainless steel with tri-ply bottom
- Power:1000 watts
- Safety:UL and ULC listed; over 10 safety mechanisms
- Cleanup:Dishwasher-safe lid and inner pot
- Included accessories:Two extra sealing rings and stainless steel steam rack
Our verdict“Choose the Duo Plus if you will use its expanded cooking modes and want one versatile 6-quart appliance.”
BLACK+DECKER Countertop Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cu. Ft, 700W, Stainless Steel
The BLACK+DECKER 0.7 cu. ft. microwave is the space-saving pick for small kitchens, dorm rooms, or a secondary worktop where a full-size oven would crowd out other essentials. Its 17.3-inch width and 10-inch turntable keep the footprint modest, while six one-touch programs cover common quick meals. Compared with the Toshiba 1.2 cu. ft. microwave elsewhere in this roundup, this model gives up room for larger plates and higher cooking power in exchange for a more compact fit. At 700 watts, reheating and cooking may take longer, so it suits modest portions better than busy family use. Time and weight defrost settings add useful control, though the small cavity limits what can go inside.
Pros:- Compact 0.7 cu. ft. capacity fits tight counters
- Six one-touch programs cover common quick meals
- Time and weight defrost options offer two ways to thaw food
- Child safety lock and LED display add practical convenience
Cons:- 700-watt output can take longer than higher-powered microwaves
- The 10-inch turntable limits dish size
- Small capacity is restrictive for family-sized portions
Best for: Students, renters, and solo cooks who need a compact microwave for drinks, leftovers, and small dishes
Not ideal for: Families who regularly heat large plates or want faster cooking for multiple portions
- Capacity:0.7 cu. ft.
- Output power:700 watts
- Power levels:10
- Dimensions:17.3 in W × 13 in D × 10.2 in H
- Turntable:10-inch glass
- Cooking programs:Six one-touch programs
- Defrost:Time defrost and weight defrost
- Safety:Child safety lock; UL approved
Our verdict“Pick this BLACK+DECKER if counter space matters more than heating speed or room for large dishes.”
Reemix Handheld Vacuum Sealer with 10 Reusable Bags
The Reemix handheld vacuum sealer makes the most sense for people who freeze portions or prepare ingredients ahead and want a cordless tool with reusable bags included. Its one-key operation and roughly five-second sealing time make small, frequent jobs less cumbersome than handling a larger countertop setup. The included bags work in the freezer, microwave, and for sous vide, so the same package can move between storage and cooking. Compared with the Instant Pot Duo Plus, this is a supporting tool rather than a meal-making appliance; it helps manage ingredients but does not replace a cooker. Its value depends on reusing the bags, and the two included sizes may not suit every cut or portion. Freshness gains can also vary with the food and storage conditions.
Pros:- Cordless, one-key operation is convenient for quick sealing jobs
- About five seconds per seal keeps routine portioning moving
- Ten reusable bags are included in two sizes
- Bags are specified for freezer, microwave, and sous vide use
Cons:- Only two bag sizes are included
- Freshness extension depends on the food and storage conditions
- The product is a food-storage accessory, not a substitute for a cooking appliance
Best for: Meal preppers and sous vide cooks who portion food for freezer storage and prefer reusable bags
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a sealer for many package sizes or expect uniform freshness results across foods
- Model:CP-01
- Suction:60 kPa
- Sealing time:About 5 seconds
- Charge capacity:Up to 1,000 seals per charge
- Included bags:10 reusable bags: five large and five medium
- Large bag size:11.8 × 13.5 in
- Medium bag size:10 × 13.8 in
- Operation:One-key, wireless, rechargeable
Our verdict“Choose the Reemix if you regularly portion and store food and will reuse its included bags.”
Bella Electric Can Opener, Automatic One-Touch, Surf
The Bella Electric Can Opener is the convenience-led choice for anyone who opens cans often or finds manual twisting uncomfortable. Its one-touch automatic operation takes the repeated effort out of the task, and the magnetic lid holder helps keep the cut lid from dropping into the can. A removable cutting lever also makes the food-contact area easier to clean than a fixed mechanism. Against the more versatile Instant Pot Duo cookers, this is a narrow-purpose appliance: its value comes from solving one small kitchen job, not replacing multiple tools. The built-in knife sharpener and cord storage add utility, but the supplied product data conflicts on motor wattage and includes descriptions that mislabel the item. Buyers seeking clear power specifications may want a better-documented option.
Pros:- One-touch automatic operation reduces manual effort
- Magnetic lid holder helps lift the lid after cutting
- Removable cutting lever supports easier cleaning
- Built-in knife sharpener and hidden cord storage add countertop utility
Cons:- Product data conflicts between 60-watt and 700-watt motor listings
- Supplied description includes mismatched jar-opener and electric-knife references
- Its narrow function offers less versatility than multi-use appliances
Best for: People with limited hand strength who open canned ingredients regularly and want an automatic countertop tool
Not ideal for: Minimalist kitchens or buyers who require clear, consistent motor specifications before purchasing
- Operation:Automatic one-touch
- Blade material:Stainless steel
- Motor power:Conflicting listings: 60 watts and 700 watts
- Lid handling:Magnetic lid holder
- Cleaning:Removable cutting lever
- Additional feature:Built-in knife sharpener
- Cord storage:Hidden storage
- Color:Surf
Our verdict“Pick the Bella if effortless can opening is a regular need and you can accept unclear motor specifications.”
Instant Pot Duo 6-Quart 7-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker
The Instant Pot Duo 7-in-1 keeps to the core jobs—pressure cooking, slow cooking, sautéing, steaming, rice, yogurt, and warming—so it is the straightforward choice for buyers who want a multi-use cooker without the Duo Plus’s extra sous vide and sterilizing modes. Its 13 one-touch programs and 6-quart stainless steel pot cover everyday meal prep, while the tri-ply bottom supports sautéing in the same vessel before pressure cooking. Compared with the Duo Plus, this model gives up two functions and two preset programs, but its simpler feature set may be a better fit if those extras would go unused. Dishwasher-safe components ease cleanup, though the stainless steel pot may need more scrubbing than nonstick cookware. Six quarts can also constrain larger households.
Pros:- Seven core cooking functions cover common meal-prep needs
- 13 one-touch programs simplify routine cooking
- Tri-ply stainless steel pot supports sautéing in the cooker
- Dishwasher-safe lid and inner pot help with cleanup
Cons:- Lacks the Duo Plus’s sous vide and sterilizing functions
- Six-quart capacity may be limiting for larger households
- Stainless steel can require more scrubbing than nonstick alternatives
Best for: Households that want a dependable set of core pressure-cooker functions for weeknight meals and batch cooking
Not ideal for: Cooks who want sous vide or sterilizing built in, or families that need capacity beyond six quarts
- Capacity:6 quarts
- Cooking functions:7-in-1: pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, rice, yogurt, and keep warm
- Smart programs:13 one-touch options
- Pot material:18/8 stainless steel with tri-ply bottom
- Power:1000 watts
- Voltage and frequency:120 V, 60 Hz
- Safety listing:UL and ULC listed
- Cleanup:Dishwasher-safe lid and inner pot
Our verdict“Choose the Duo if its seven core functions meet your needs and you prefer a simpler setup than the Duo Plus.”
Toshiba Countertop Microwave Oven, 1.2 Cu. Ft., 1000W, Stainless Steel
The Toshiba 1.2 cu. ft. microwave offers more room and cooking power than the BLACK+DECKER 0.7 cu. ft., 700W microwave, which can make it a better fit for reheating full plates and preparing meals for two. Its Smart Sensor Technology adjusts cooking time and power based on food humidity, reducing guesswork for common reheating jobs. Six presets, ten power levels, and defrost by weight or time add useful flexibility without a complicated setup. The tradeoff is its larger countertop footprint, so it may crowd a very small kitchen. Source material also lists both 1000W and 1100W cooking power; the title specifies 1000W. The touch keypad offers direct controls, though it may be less durable over time than a dial interface.
Pros:- 1.2 cu. ft. capacity accommodates larger dishes than the BLACK+DECKER 0.7 cu. ft. model
- Smart Sensor Technology adjusts cooking time and power based on humidity
- Ten power levels and six presets provide flexible everyday cooking
- Defrost controls support both weight-based and timed settings
Cons:- Larger footprint may be awkward on crowded counters
- Source material conflicts on cooking power, listing 1000W and 1100W
- Touch keypad may wear over time compared with dial controls
Best for: Apartment dwellers or couples who regularly reheat full-size plates and want sensor-assisted cooking.
Not ideal for: People with very limited counter space or buyers who prefer simple dial controls and consistent wattage information.
- Capacity:1.2 cu. ft.
- Cooking Power:1000 watts (title listing)
- Input Power:1600 watts
- External Dimensions:20.6 x 14.6 x 11.8 inches (W x D x H)
- Turntable Size:12.4 inches
- Power Levels:10
- Defrost:By weight or time
- Material:Stainless steel
Our verdict“Choose the Toshiba for sensor-assisted reheating and extra capacity if you have room for its larger countertop footprint.”
BELLA Fits-Anywhere 2-Slice Slim Toaster with Long, Extra-Wide Slot, Surf
The BELLA Fits-Anywhere toaster makes its space-saving profile useful without giving up room for oversized bread. Its 10-inch long, extra-wide slot can take two slices side by side or thicker pieces such as bagels and baguettes, while the 3.58-inch profile leaves more counter space than a conventional wider toaster. Six shade settings let you tune browning, and Reheat and Cancel cover quick adjustments. Compared with the OVENTE Electric Sandwich Maker, this is the better choice for everyday toast and varied bread shapes; the OVENTE handles pressed sandwiches instead. The BELLA’s limit is its two-slice capacity, so it will be slow for households making breakfast in batches. The Surf finish may also show stains or wear more readily than darker colors.
Pros:- Slim 3.58-inch profile helps preserve countertop space
- Long, extra-wide slot fits thick bread and two slices side by side
- Six shade settings plus Reheat and Cancel support flexible toasting
- Removable crumb tray and cord wrap simplify cleanup and storage
Cons:- Two-slice capacity can slow breakfast for a household
- Surf color may show stains or wear more easily
- Toaster function is less suited to cooked fillings than the OVENTE sandwich maker
Best for: People with narrow counters who often toast artisan loaves, baguette sections, or thick bagels.
Not ideal for: Large households that need to toast several servings quickly or buyers seeking an appliance for hot pressed sandwiches.
- Capacity:2 slices
- Slot Dimensions:10-inch long, extra-wide
- Profile Width:3.58 inches
- Power:900 watts
- Shade Settings:6
- Functions:Reheat, Cancel, high-lift lever
- Safety Features:Anti-jam and auto shut-off
- Color:Surf
Our verdict“Pick the BELLA if your counter is narrow and you want room for long or thick bread, with the tradeoff of only two slices per cycle.”
OVENTE Electric Sandwich Maker, 750W Non-Stick Plates, Black GPS401B
The OVENTE Electric Sandwich Maker focuses on a narrow job: turning bread and fillings into a hot pressed meal without taking up much storage space. Its 750W heating element is designed for quick preparation, and non-stick plates help food release and make wipe-down cleanup easier. The cool-touch locking handle and anti-skid feet add practical safety for a compact appliance. Compared with the BELLA Fits-Anywhere toaster, OVENTE is the more useful pick for filled sandwiches, omelets, or French toast, while the BELLA is better for plain toast and varied bread shapes. This focused design also limits its value: it is best suited to one serving or a small batch, and the plates are not listed as removable, so cleanup means wiping them in place.
Pros:- 750W element is designed for quick sandwich preparation
- Non-stick plates support food release and easier wipe-down cleanup
- Compact upright storage suits dorm rooms and small kitchens
- Cool-touch locking handle and anti-skid feet add practical safety
Cons:- Small cooking area is best suited to single servings or small batches
- Plates are not listed as removable, which can make cleanup less convenient
- Focused sandwich format is less useful for general toasting than the BELLA toaster
Best for: Students or solo cooks who want a compact appliance for quick sandwiches and occasional simple griddled foods.
Not ideal for: Families cooking several servings at once or buyers who want removable plates or a versatile countertop cooker.
- Model:GPS401B
- Power:750 watts
- Voltage:120V
- Plate Coating:Non-stick
- Body Material:Heat-resistant stainless steel
- Indicator Lights:Power and preheat
- Handle:Cool-touch locking handle
- Storage:Upright design
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose the OVENTE for compact, quick pressed meals when single servings matter more than batch capacity or cooking versatility.”
How We Picked
I compared these appliances by asking how much useful work each can do in a typical home, how straightforward it appears to operate, and whether its size and design suit a practical kitchen. For cooking appliances, I weighed capacity, power, and the range of functions; for smaller tools, I focused on convenience, storage footprint, and how clearly each addresses a recurring task. Value here means a convincing fit between capability and everyday usefulness, not the most features on a spec sheet.
The ranking gives the lead to appliances with broader utility or a clear advantage for a common need. The Duo Plus ranks ahead of the Duo for its additional functions, while the larger Toshiba microwave leads the smaller BLACK+DECKER for capacity and power. Compact and single-purpose models rank lower overall because they serve narrower routines, though they may be the better choice for a buyer who prioritizes counter space, ease of handling, or one specific job.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Value Appliances
Choosing a value appliance starts with the job you need done regularly and the space you can give it. These broader checks can help prevent buying extra capacity or features that your routine will not use.
Match capacity to your usual portions
Capacity affects how much you can prepare or heat in one go, but a larger appliance also takes up more room. Think about the largest meal or container you handle in a normal week, not an occasional gathering. A household that reheats family-size dishes may benefit from a roomier microwave, while a compact model can make more sense for snacks and small plates. With cookers, consider whether you tend to make single meals, batch-cook, or prepare food for several people. Buying more capacity than you use can leave a bulky appliance occupying valuable storage space. Check the appliance’s exterior dimensions alongside its stated capacity before deciding.
Count functions you will use, not just functions listed
Multipurpose appliances can replace several tools, but only when their functions match the way you cook. List the tasks you perform at least weekly, then check whether one appliance can handle several of them well. Extra settings may add flexibility, yet they can also make controls less familiar for someone who wants a simple routine. A good question is whether a feature would change what you prepare or merely sound useful in a description. If two models cover your regular tasks, the simpler one may be easier to live with. Keep dedicated appliances for jobs that happen often enough to justify their storage footprint.
Treat counter and cabinet space as part of the decision
An appliance that fits your budget but crowds the counter can become inconvenient quickly. Measure the spot where it will live, including room to open doors, load food, and reach controls. Also check whether the appliance is easy to move if you plan to store it between uses. Slim designs can help in narrow kitchens, though their special shape may limit what fits inside. Small accessories and reusable bags need a storage home too, even if the main device is compact. Consider how often you would use the appliance if it had to be taken out and put away each time.
Weigh power and speed against your actual routine
Power can affect how quickly an appliance heats or performs, but the number alone does not tell you whether it suits your needs. A higher-powered microwave can be useful when reheating larger portions is a frequent task, while a smaller unit may be adequate for quick individual servings. Think about when the appliance will be used and how long you are willing to wait. For breakfast tools, serving size and how many people need food at once may matter more than wattage. Compare capacity and power together rather than treating either spec as a complete measure of performance. The best fit is the one that handles your routine without taking up more space than the time it saves is worth.
Account for cleaning and recurring upkeep
Convenience depends on what happens after cooking as much as on the cooking itself. Check whether food-contact parts are easy to reach and clean, and whether any reusable components need regular washing or replacement. Non-stick surfaces can simplify cleanup, but they still call for care that protects the coating. Appliances with several cooking functions may reduce the number of tools in use, while also adding parts or accessories to keep track of. For a vacuum sealer, factor in the routine of handling and cleaning its reusable bags. A realistic upkeep check helps distinguish an appliance you will use often from one that becomes a chore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose the Instant Pot Duo Plus or the Instant Pot Duo?
Choose the Duo Plus if you expect to use its broader set of cooking functions and want one appliance to cover more tasks. The Duo may suit you better if pressure cooking and its core functions cover your regular meals. More settings add flexibility, but they do not create value when they go unused. Consider which dishes you already make and whether the added functions would replace another appliance. That makes the choice about your routine rather than the model with the longer feature list.
Is a larger microwave worth the extra counter space?
A larger microwave is useful when you regularly heat bigger dishes, serve several people, or want more room to place containers. If you mostly warm mugs, snacks, and individual portions, a compact unit may leave more usable counter space without limiting your routine. Measure the space available and check the size of the containers you use most. Wattage and interior capacity work together, so compare both rather than assuming size alone determines convenience. The larger option makes sense when its extra room solves a recurring problem.
Are single-purpose kitchen appliances worth keeping?
A single-purpose appliance earns its space when it makes a frequent task easier or when you prefer a dedicated tool over a larger multipurpose one. The sandwich maker, can opener, and vacuum sealer each target a specific job, so their usefulness depends on how often that job comes up. Before choosing one, consider whether an existing appliance or a manual method already handles the task well. Also decide where it will be stored and whether you will use it often enough to retrieve it. A narrow role is not a drawback when it consistently saves effort in your kitchen.
What should I prioritize in a small kitchen?
Start with the available footprint, then check whether the appliance can be stored easily when it is not in use. A slim toaster may preserve counter room, while a multipurpose cooker could reduce the need for several separate devices. Those approaches solve different problems: one uses less space in a particular category, while the other combines functions. Measure the counter and cabinet space before shopping, allowing for access and ventilation where needed. Prioritize the appliance that will earn a regular place in your routine instead of filling a gap only occasionally.
When does it make sense to choose a more capable appliance?
A more capable model makes sense when its added capacity or functions address needs you face repeatedly. For example, a household that often prepares varied meals may get more use from a cooker with additional functions, while frequent reheating of large dishes can favor a roomier, higher-powered microwave. If the added capability rarely comes into play, a simpler model may be easier to operate and fit into your kitchen. Think through a typical week and identify which tasks the extra capability would change. That habit-based check helps keep a feature upgrade useful rather than aspirational.
Conclusion
For the broadest everyday role, I recommend the Instant Pot Duo Plus as best overall; buyers who want a simpler pressure-cooker option can choose the Instant Pot Duo as best value. The Toshiba microwave is my best premium-style pick for households that need more interior room and power, while the BLACK+DECKER microwave fits smaller reheating routines. For beginners who prefer a focused, straightforward appliance, the BELLA can opener keeps its job simple. Choose the BELLA slim toaster for limited counter space, the Reemix sealer for food storage, or the OVENTE sandwich maker for quick toasted sandwiches. The right value appliance is the one that fits a repeated task, your available space, and the effort you want to save.
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