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I've got a cyclonic inverter microwave, and maybe it's all just hype, but I'm pretty sure it cooks more evenly. I also usually choose a lower power level, which
by acjohnson55 3y ago
I've got a cyclonic inverter microwave, and maybe it's all just hype, but I'm pretty sure it cooks more evenly. I also usually choose a lower power level, which helps a lot. The power level button is highly underrated.
- doh 3y agoI am not expert, but my understanding of cyclonic inverters is that they are able to lower power output and thus achieving more even cooking. That also implies slower time. I am more interested in precision while retaining the speed. But it's something I looked into myself too.