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> I want it to be like my microwave. Yes. Plus: I want it to be like a simple microwave that does what I need: heats for a certain amount of time at a certain
by sz4kerto 5y ago
> I want it to be like my microwave.
Yes. Plus: I want it to be like a simple microwave that does what I need: heats for a certain amount of time at a certain power level. 2 physical knobs.
- bombela 5y agoYes. Definitively not like my microwave. My microwave has not only the worst interface. But it also lags. The polling rate of the capacitive touche buttons is too low. And any action also takes a second to validate. It's horrendous. Give me back my late grandma microwave. Two knobs. Nothing more.
- fooblat 5y agoAfter much research I purchased a Samsung MWF300G[0] a modern microwave with only 2 dials. Used daily for 5 years and I love it. 0. https://www.samsung.com/levant/microwave-ovens/solo/mwf300g-k3050/ https://www.samsung.com/levant/microwave-ovens/solo/mwf300g-...
- thraway123412 5y agoDoes yours beep if you don't open the lid in a minute after it turns off? Mine does and that is super annoying. Annoying enough that I'm thinking of removing the buzzer or just buying another microwave. I do like the simple dual dial design though.
- tdsamardzhiev 5y agoI'm willing to go further. My parents' microwave has a single knob, and mine has two but I have never used it at something other than "High".
- kstenerud 5y agoI bought an industrial microwave a number of years ago just for this feature: Its controls consist of a single dial: how long to cook for. Also, in an industrial microwave the magnetron itself rotates, so there's no silly rotating plate business. Just put food in, turn the dial, take food out, and clean up is a snap.
- petters 5y agoFortunately, those are also the cheapest ones. For microwaves, my ranking is inversely correlated with price.
- brokenmachine 5y agoI like to have a single button to start and add 30s and a handle where you just pull to open.