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Sharp R959

From

£249

Power: 1400Watts
Capacity: 40litres
Type: Microwave, Microwave with grill

2 Offers from 2 shops >

Panasonic CF873

From

£379

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 32litres
Type: Microwave with oven

2 Offers from 2 shops >

Russell Hobbs RHBM 2003

From

£169

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

3 Offers from 2 shops >

Samsung MS23F301

From

£64

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 1 shop >

Panasonic NNE281MMBPQ

From

£325

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave with oven

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Swan SM22030

From

£79

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

6 Offers from 2 shops >

Severin MW 7848

From

£134

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Akai A24001

From

£64

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave with grill

3 Offers from 2 shops >

Russell Hobbs RHM2064

From

£89

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

8 Offers from 3 shops >

Neff H53W50

From

£324

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Severin MW 7849

From

£183

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave, Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Bosch HMT72M450

From

£109

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 2 shops >

Panasonic NN-K181M

From

£158

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Zanussi ZBM 26542

From

£811

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 26litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHM2572CG

From

£123

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

LG MJ3281C

From

£380

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 32litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Samsung MC28H5013

From

£123

Power: 850Watts
Capacity: 28litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

4 Offers from 2 shops >

Russell Hobbs RHM3002

From

£149

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 30litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHM2362

From

£89

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 1 shop >

Clatronic mwg 787

From

£142

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Zanussi ZBG 26542

From

£518

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 26litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Samsung MG23F301

From

£124

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Bosch HMT72G450

From

£119

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave with grill

3 Offers from 2 shops >

Igenix IG2095

From

£90

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 1 shop >

Panasonic NN ST452

From

£142

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 32litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 2 shops >

Bosch HMT75M421

From

£109

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 2 shops >

Panasonic NN-K 121

From

£136

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Samsung MC28H5125

From

£159

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 28litres
Type: Microwave with oven

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Indesit MWI222

From

£399

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 24litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Sharp R-28STW

From

£75

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave with grill

3 Offers from 3 shops >

Russell Hobbs RHFM 2363

From

£109

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave

3 Offers from 3 shops >

Bosch HMT84M664

From

£752

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHMD702

From

£114

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHM3003

From

£149

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 30litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

2 Offers from 1 shop >

Swan SM22130BLN

From

£69

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

4 Offers from 1 shop >

Sharp R 664 SLM

From

£74

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

2 Offers from 1 shop >

Beko MOC 20100 W

From

£56

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

4 Offers from 2 shops >

Candy MIC 25

From

£219

Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave

3 Offers from 2 shops >

Akai A24006R

From

£75

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHEM 1901 B

From

£94

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 19litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Miele M6012

From

£639

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 46litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Samsung CM1099

From

£274

Power: 1100Watts
Capacity: 26litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Bauknecht MW 49 SL

From

£223

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave with grill and hot air

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Clatronic MWG 775

From

£131

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 23litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Whirlpool GT4175

From

£67

Power: 1200Watts
Capacity: 48litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Panasonic NN SF464M

From

£154

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 27litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Hotpoint MWH1311B

From

£99

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 13litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Russell Hobbs RHM2017

From

£74

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 20litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Miele M6032

From

£599

Power: 17Watts
Capacity: 800litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Miele M6022SC

From

£604

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Neff C 28 MT 27 N 0 B

From

£1,259

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 45litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Bosch CMG 656 BB 1 B

From

£592

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 45litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Miele H6600BM

From

£2,949

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 43litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Rangemaster RMB45MCBL

From

£565

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 35litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Siemens HF15G541

From

£211

Power: 800Watts
Capacity: 17litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Whirlpool AMW496

From

£320

Power: 750Watts
Capacity: 22litres
Type: Microwave

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Sharp R842INW

From

£206

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Neff C 17 MR 02 N 0 B

From

£863

Power: 1000Watts
Capacity: 45litres
Type: Microwave with oven and grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Hotpoint MWH 2524

From

£115

Power: 700Watts
Capacity: 25litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Miele M 6260

From

£1,225

Power: 900Watts
Capacity: 46litres
Type: Microwave with grill

1 Offer from 1 shop >

Microwaves

Types

Microwave types come in worktop models and built-in models, as well as over-the-range microwave types. Worktop microwave types are the least expensive, they are portable, and the smaller models can cost very little. The trade-off, of course, is leaving your cupboards free for you to use as you wish.

Built-in or cabinet microwave oven models are installed in existing or custom-built cabinets that will usually match your existing cabinets. This gets the microwave off your worktop and even out of sight depending on the style of your cabinets. The venting for this style can be incorporated into a range hood, a very efficient and cost-effective method as long as the range hood actually vents to the outside.

Beware of microwave oven venting systems that pass the air through a filter and exhaust it right back into your kitchen. Budget range hoods tend to have this set-up, which is not very effective. Cabinet models often lack finished sides, as they will be hidden inside cabinets, although some can function as either worktop or cabinet microwave types, and so are finished on the sides and top.

Over-the-range microwave types are the most expensive models and typically require a qualified electrician for installation. They usually vent up and out via installed venting, but since this type of microwave does not extend beyond the front of the range, as a range hood does, their venting is somewhat less efficient. If being installed as part of a remodel, electrical work may be required to provide the power necessary for the microwave to operate. However, these microwave models are attractive options for a modern kitchen, are very convenient and easy to use, and utilise no worktop space.

Features and Extras

While 'bonus' features such as convection and browning can be handy, they typically add quite a bit to the price of a microwave oven and some purchasers find they don't use the extra features regularly enough to warrant owning them.

Digital or Numeric Keypad: Smaller, cheaper microwave models often have a manual, rotary dial, which can make cooking for an exact time very difficult. A similar feature is a 30-second or 1-minute button; push this and the microwave cooks on 'High' for the specified length of time. In most microwave models, this button can be depressed numerous times until the desired time is reached.

Shortcut keys: Shortcut keys, or keys pre-programmed for specific cooking tasks such as cooking popcorn or heating coffee, are a very useful feature on any microwave oven. However, compare prices for microwave models with and without these features, as the extra cost might not justify the saving of one or two seconds of your time.

Turntable shape: One feature to consider is whether you would like a round turntable or a square or rectangular tray in your microwave oven. Microwave models with circular turntables lose usable space inside the microwave. If you place something inside that overlaps the turntable, it will often bang against the corners and stop rotating. This can cause hot and cold spots in your food, as the food must move for uniform heating throughout. Square or rectangular trays move back and forth inside the microwave, utilising more of the interior space.

Removable racks: Most people end up taking these out of their microwave oven and never put them back. Even large microwave models may be unable to accommodate a coffee mug on either the top or bottom level when the rack is in place. If considering a model with a rack, measure the height of your most frequently used cups, mugs, and bowls and determine if the rack will be useful, or just get in the way.

Sensors: These small, microwave-safe probes measure the amount of steam coming from the cooking food to determine when it has been safely cooked. At that point, the sensor sends a signal to the microwave oven, which either notifies you with a beep or shuts off the cooking cycle. Especially for new users of a microwave or people moving to larger or smaller wattage microwave models, using the sensor can help prevent over or undercooking of food.

Some of the more expensive features include browning, grilling and convection cooking options. Any one of these features can add over a £100 to the typical price of a microwave; two or three can be a substantial addition to the price of your oven. For people who plan to utilise a microwave as their only oven, these may be well worth the price, but for occasional use. You are unlikely to find the money spent a worthwhile addition.

Size and Wattage

Most buyers are aware that the advertised interior space for a microwave typically includes space that cannot be utilised, such as the corners. However, purchasing a microwave that is too large will result in using (and paying for) more power. Assess what you will use the microwave oven for, or what you have generally microwaved in the past, and make your decision based on your actual usage. If you typically use it simply for heating liquids or warming a plate of leftovers, a small to medium-sized worktop model is likely to be ideal for you.

The wattage of the microwave oven will tell you how much power it uses and how quickly it will heat your food. A smaller microwave will start at around 700 watts. You will see interior capacities advertised from around 14 litres to 20 litres, though again, practical capacity will generally be only 50 to 70% of that. A smaller microwave is ideal for popping popcorn, heating cups of water or tea and cooking small frozen dinners or snacks.

A medium-sized microwave will range from 22 litres to 25 litres, and often has higher wattages of 900 to 1100 watts. These typically have enough interior capacity to hold a plate with some food, large microwave-safe measuring cups or a large frozen dinner. The high wattages mean they will cook your food faster than a smaller microwave, and they often come with features and extras not included in the smaller ovens.

Larger microwave models are generally over 30 litres in size and can be over 1,200 watts of power. The interior dimensions are quite spacious; some even big enough for a small turkey. Worktop models in this size can quickly overwhelm a corner of the kitchen, though, so careful measurements are necessary. This type of microwave often comes with the most features and options and can cook your food in a flash. Just be cautious if you are upgrading from one of the smaller, lower-wattage microwave oven models, as you can find yourself burning the first few things you cook.

Safety

Microwave models are safer than ever these days, though some common-sense precautions should still be followed, as with any major kitchen appliance.

Never operate a microwave oven that has a damaged or broken door. Similarly, never attempt to use a microwave if its door does not appear to seal properly. These ovens should be inspected by a qualified technician and repaired or replaced, as recommended.

Use oven mitts or hot pads when removing items from your microwave, especially if you have used a convection setting or combination microwave/convection setting. The food itself will be hot, and the interior of the microwave, if used on the convection setting, can become very hot also.

Be sure to monitor liquids heated in the microwave. Microwaves heat liquids much more quickly than solids, and there have been cases of drinks erupting from their container when cooked well past the boiling point.

Always supervise children around the use of any kitchen appliance - this rule holds true for microwaves.

Some things you likely need not worry about include the effect of microwaves on pacemakers. For over 20 years, pacemakers have been manufactured with shielding to reduce or eliminate any electronic interference, and this includes interference from microwaves. If you have a pacemaker, you can check with your doctor, though modern pacemakers are designed to cope with interference from a microwave oven.

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