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I must be no one. Love my Samsung ME82V since a decade now. Two dials. Period.
by jeffreygoesto 2y ago
I must be no one. Love my Samsung ME82V since a decade now. Two dials. Period.
- closewith 2y agoIf you know the model of your microwave offhand, you're definitely an outlier!
- NortySpock 2y ago"Dial-A-Yield: Not just for nuclear warheads!"
- euroderf 2y agoI'm sure that having two dials costs more to produce than a crappy membrane keypad, and that the product manager was nearing retirement.
- diarrhea 2y agoHilarious coincidence. I had and loved that exact same model for the same reasons. Until one of the dials broke and I discovered how utterly irreparable the thing is. Had to get rid of it and indeed, it’s impossible to find similarly simple models. Oh well!
- robocat 2y agoI would love a microwave with a slider for power level and a dial for time. Best I have found so far is the now obsolete Breville BMO734 with jog dials for power and time, plus I use the quick-start and cancel buttons. Importantly you can change power and time even while it is running - very nice. Jog dials are not my favorite but the UI works. Extra feature buttons on inside door jam is a good design although honestly I never use the extra features. Ervery microwave with a keypad has been total shit UI in my experience. https://www.breville.com/content/dam/breville/us/assets/microwaves/finished-goods/bmo734-the-breville-quick-touch/bmo734xl-the-breville-quick-touch/images/BMO734XL-the-quick-touch-cooking-microwaves-dna2.jpg.transform/breville-lrg/image.jpg https://www.breville.com/content/dam/breville/us/assets/micr... I bought a spare second hand one the other day for parts!
- mekoka 2y agoI was confused for a moment as to which "no one" you were. The "no one" who uses the 20 buttons, or the "no one" who buys microwaves with few buttons.
- andruby 2y agosame. love it. had to buy a microwave oven last year and went out of my way to find the same one. two dials is the only ui you need for a microwave.