The catch
Tiger JBS-A55U-KB
Brown rice tops out at two dry cups, while white rice goes up to three.
Side by side
The JBS-A55U fits if you make half-cup batches often or have little storage depth. The CR-0655F fits if your normal batch starts at two dry cups and routinely goes past Tiger’s three white or two brown cups. A larger Cuckoo means giving up the smaller minimum.
Before you buy
Tiger handles half-cup batches, but Cuckoo’s range starts at two cups. For a small daily batch, that may count for more than spare capacity for the occasional guest.
Where this comes from
CR-0655F: white and brown minimum 2. JBS-A55U-KB: white and brown minimum 0.5.
The catch
Brown rice tops out at two dry cups, while white rice goes up to three.
The catch
Both the documented white range and the brown range begin at two dry cups.


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Verified minimum batches, brown-rice capacity and storage depth separate the US Tiger JBS-A55U from the Cuckoo CR-0655F.
Which one fits
That amount is documented by Tiger alone.
Tiger can’t take that much, but Cuckoo can.
Tiger’s cord detaches and its body is 27.8 cm deep, while Cuckoo is 32.9 cm deep. Check the full cupboard dimensions along with the batch you want.
According to the US Tiger manual, those two keys have raised markers at their centers. Matching tactile markers aren’t verified for CR-0655F, so if you identify keys by touch, compare the real controls.
In practice
Tiger handles half-cup batches, but Cuckoo’s range starts at two cups. For a small daily batch, that may count for more than spare capacity for the occasional guest.
CR-0655F: white and brown minimum 2. JBS-A55U-KB: white and brown minimum 0.5.
Cuckoo doubles both ceilings, white and brown, to six and four cups. A three-cup brown batch fits Cuckoo but is more than Tiger can take.
CR-0655F: white maximum 6, brown maximum 4. JBS-A55U-KB: white maximum 3, brown maximum 2.
Tiger is shallower and its cord detaches. Cuckoo is worth the extra storage space if you can use its bigger batch, though its manual discourages holding brown rice when possible.
CR-0655F: 32.9-cm depth, brown-rice holding guidance. JBS-A55U-KB: 27.8-cm depth, detachable cord.

Tiger · JBS-A55U-KB
This small cooker has a ceramic-coated pot, a carry handle and a detachable cord. It works in a kitchen where the cooker is kept in a cupboard, and half-cup rice batches cover the quieter nights.

Cuckoo · CR-0655F
This six-cup non-pressure cooker is a better match for regular medium-sized batches than for single portions. If you often cook just for yourself, the two-cup minimum counts for more than the red finish.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Tiger JBS-A55U-KB | Cuckoo Micom CR-0655F | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | 0.5-3 dry cups | 2-6 dry cups | Their usable ranges suit different everyday batch sizes. |
| Brown rice | 0.5-2 dry cups | 2-4 dry cups | Two cups tops Tiger’s range and starts Cuckoo’s. |
| Body depth | 27.8 cm | 32.9 cm | Cuckoo needs more storage depth. |
| Pot and storage | Ceramic-coated pot, detachable cord | Nonstick pot, larger rice range | Surface care and storage don’t depend on maximum batch size. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Tiger JBS-A55U-KB. Half-cup batches are in Tiger’s documentation. For those rice types, Cuckoo’s stated range starts at two cups.
Go with Cuckoo Micom CR-0655F. This amount is within Cuckoo’s two-to-four-cup brown range, and beyond Tiger’s two-cup maximum.
By the numbers
What we found across the rice cookers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Tiger JBS-A55U-KB |
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| Cuckoo Micom CR-0655F |
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