Greetings fellow pot head.
Easily my favorite/most used kitchen appliance.
I’ve had a 6qt model for 18 months now.
Love the fact it is so versatile; you can do literally anything in it.
As far as blind/vi specific tips and tricks, always do a hard-reset of the unit after using it. Then you don’t have to try and remember what length of time you last set it for. Also, this should be a given, but watch your hand when doing a quick release.
Btw, I referred to it as an Instapot for the longest time too.
There’s an active sub on here with lots of recipes and other info: r/instantpot

No real tips yet but I always call it Instapot!!!

Love it! Apparently they're releasing a wifi version that will work with Google/Alexa at some point in the next few months. I actually have the smart model that works via bluetooth myself (more because I want to know the status of my food when I'm working in the basement office, than for any access reasons). But...I dunno. Putting a pressure cooker on my wifi network? This seems like a thing I don't want to do.

My family have a pressure cooker but it’s touch screen so I don’t know how to use it.

Not blind, just a lurker. But I just wanted to let you know almost everyone I know says Insta pot. Just thought it was funny and I honestly just assumed that was the brand name until you just pointed it out.

I got an instant pot for christmas and have been loving it. I have the instant pot lux model and one tip I can give is that when you are hitting the plus and minus buttons to adjust cook time, the pot gives a double beep when the menu wraps around to the top or bottom number. For example, if you scroll backward till you get a double beep, it gives the longest possible cook time which I think is 240 minutes if I remember correctly. If you don't remember what you had it set on, you can scroll backward till you get the double beep, scroll back one more time, and go forward. When you get the double beep again, you are on 0 minutes cook time. I usually forget what I had it on last time, so I will go back and wrap it around so I am sure I got the correct cook time set.
I have been loving it and have made a ton of really delicious recipes. Check out the sub /r/instantpot for some tips and recipes. There was a fantastic chilly recipe on there last week that I'm excited to try out.

I got an instant pot for my birthday last year and looooove it! I got a charg with the buttons and make everything from soups and stews to pasta. However tips kinda depend on which instant pot you have; some work with a smartphone app while others just have buttons for example.

There are a few free instant pot cookbooks on amazon kindle, some of which also have general use tips.

It's a fantastic device! I used to use it all the time until I started doing sous vide cooking.

I still use it on occasion.