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Commercial heavy-duty microwaves and the cheapest plastic microwaves share the same interface: two dials. One is time, the other is power cycle. Sometimes it's
by dsr_ 4y ago
Commercial heavy-duty microwaves and the cheapest plastic microwaves share the same interface: two dials. One is time, the other is power cycle. Sometimes it's just one dial for time.
- cinntaile 4y agoThis is why I buy the cheapest ones. They don't break and their buttons are intuitive, I don't need a Bachelor's in microwave UI to use one.
- bschwindHN 4y ago> two dials. One is time, the other is power cycle This is the ideal design and no one can convince me otherwise. Same thing goes for ovens. All I care about is "how hot do I cook/bake this?" and "For how long?" Two dials is perfect.
- vel0city 4y agoPersonally I really like the sensor modes of my microwave. For most of my leftovers, I can toss the plate/bowl in the microwave, hit REHEAT, and it figures it out. If it thinks I need to stir/rotate, it'll beep at me to do so while its cooking. Seems a lot simpler as a user than thinking about how long to cook it, what power level, etc.