Very happy with this microwave

The best microwave I've ever ownen. The fact that it's a grill and oven too, makes it even better.I'll never buy another standard microwave again.

The best microwave I've ever ownen. The fact that it's a grill and oven too, makes it even better.
I'll never buy another standard microwave again.

Like it good powerful microwave. Cleans fairly easy too

Great value for money

This item is a poor microwave, taking more time to cook things than it should for the supposed power. The convection oven option would not cook a simple cornbread recipe. The bread had to be moved to an actual oven.Now 18 months later, it has began to smoke.

Great big microwave powerful and well built am happy with it

I’ve never had a multi purpose oven/grill/microwave but pleased i bought it

This is the best money can buy if you want a combi oven and microwave this is the thing to buy

Great product

Very quick delivery, and although I haven't used all the functions yet, it seems great.

Had this a few months now, works well, will fir the large dinner plates in OK, easy to use although like most we only use the microwave function

This microwave is the very same as the Kenwood model which costs another 40 pounds. Amazing how the price of a product can be significantly higher owing to the price.The controls are ok - not the easiest.The microwave works well, as does reheating pizza.

really good size but very heavy alright for counter top

Weve had this for 2 months. The turntable stopped working and we wondered why - the centre part has totally melted inside the oven.

Really nice modern looking quiet in use would recommend

I finally bought the white one as it matches all the other appliances. So far we've roasted a chicken to perfection .... convection only used microwave to heat soup, steam veg, defrost ( best microwave at defrosting I've ever owned, didn't over defrost, it was perfect) & made cheese on toast in the grill. I will try baking soon. It's a bit smaller than I thought it would be I dunno what I expected, but I was wondering if it would be ok to take out the glass turntable for convection & grill only modes & use a metal rack so that I could use larger rectangle pyrex dishes for lasgne & roast spuds? any idea if that would cook ok? So far only downside is a lot of condensation when using as a microwave. Highly recommend this x

I finally bought the white one as it matches all the other appliances. So far we've roasted a chicken to perfection .... convection only used microwave to heat soup, steam veg, defrost ( best microwave at defrosting I've ever owned, didn't over defrost, it was perfect) & made cheese on toast in the grill. I will try baking soon. It's a bit smaller than I thought it would be I dunno what I expected, but I was wondering if it would be ok to take out the glass turntable for convection & grill only modes & use a metal rack so that I could use larger rectangle pyrex dishes for lasgne & roast spuds? any idea if that would cook ok? So far only downside is a lot of condensation when using as a microwave. Highly recommend this x

Once you get used to the controls it is fine. Seem to be a good microwave and good value for the money.

First day impressionsI find this an attractive machine that certainly is bigger than a more standard sized microwave, but if you want more capacity such as a bigger turntable (this one has a 12" one, my last was 10.1" now that I've measured it) then it's gonna be a bigger box to fit it all in! I have positioned it at an angle in a corner of my kitchen worktop, and it doesn't look out of place - see the picture for an idea of size.TESTS=====I bought this to replace about a 9 or 10 year old Breville 750 watt microwave only machine, because I wanted additional conventional oven capacity for when I have visitors over Christmas, and the ability to cook things conventionally at different temperatures. So still having a working older machine I thought it would be interesting to compare:MICROWAVING: I heated 1 pint of tap water from room temperature in a Pyrex jug in both machines. In the 750 watt model it took almost 7 minutes to reach the gently-bubbling stage, microwaving in 2 minute "batches" and stirring the water after each 2 minute period. In this, 900 watt Igenix model it took 5 mins 15 seconds using the same method.CONVENTIONAL OVEN: I had a shop-bought lasagna to heat up. The instructions on the food packaging said 35 - 40 minutes at 190C. The Igenix was fast to warm to temperature, and only then does it let you set a cooking timer. So I set 35 minutes, and went and did something less boring. i returned upon hearing the decently loud alarm to find the lasagna cooked perfectly. A bonus was that, although my main oven has a fan, one side always ends up a bit more cooked than the other, but perhaps because this cooks on a turntable it was perfectly evenly cooked. And because of the timer, the oven had switched itself off, so no danger of burning stuff.CAUTION: The instructions say to leave a 20cm gap between the unit and the wall, but I had ignored those and left it quite close to my tiled wall. The tiles were noticeably fairly hot after the 35 minutes of conventional cooking, so next time I will defini