![]() We appreciate that it has the same easy-to-read and clean control panel and that this newer model boasts a handle. This microwave is the newer model of our best value pick which was recently discontinued. It comes with all the critical features: A plus-30-seconds button, a child safety lock, six cooking presets and one-touch express buttons for one to six minutes. It has a power output of 1,000 watts, which is usually a wattage found in pricier models. This Hamilton Beach microwave delivers high performance at a low cost. Take note that this model's presets aren't listed on the control panel you have to look inside the microwave where preset codes are listed. We love the handlebar design for opening the door - rather than a button you push - because it's more ergonomic. This pick also offers a mute button to turn off beeps and alerts when the cooking time ends. It completely and evenly melted cheese, produced four perfectly cooked baked potatoes and reheated a large casserole of mac and cheese more evenly than 11 other models we tested. In our recent testing, this microwave had the most even heat distribution out of all microwaves tested. This model has inverter technology, which according to Lab Assistant Nikolas Greenwald "distributes energy continuously, ultimately resulting in a more efficient application of energy to your food." If you use the "sensor cook" preset, it will utilize the microwave's built-in humidity sensor to adjust power and cooking time accordingly. This model offers seven different ways to cook - microwave, air fry, convection, broil, defrost, sensor cook and “combi” cook - making it a true multitasker in the kitchen. It has all the necessary features and more including food presets (that are listed on the interior), a child safety lock and a plus-30-seconds button. The perfect combination of size and power, this Toshiba is smaller than most of the other high-power, 1000-watt microwaves we tested but still fits a dinner plate nicely. Interested in other small appliances that can cook and reheat food? Check out our guides to best air fryer toaster ovens and indoor grills. ![]() You can read more about how we test countertop microwaves in our Lab at the end of this guide - plus we offer expert advice on how to master your microwave. If they offer air fry, toast or convection settings, we test those as well. To assess whether each microwave offers even heat distribution, speed and efficiency we pop popcorn, reheat a large casserole, melt cheese on bread, defrost ground beef and so much more. When we test microwaves we assess everything from ease of opening the door to how intuitive the control panel is to navigate. ![]() In our recent side-by-side Lab test, we tested 12 new countertop microwave models conducting over 10 tests on each model over the span of two months. In the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab, our analysts have researched, evaluated and tested hundreds of small appliances in the last decade alone, including microwave air fryer combos, built-in microwaves and of course countertop microwaves. Countertop microwaves do not require any special installation, can be moved around easily without sliding around on your countertop and are generally affordable. ![]() This versatile appliance is easy to use and provides fast results - whether you need to defrost chicken in a pinch, soften brown sugar that has gone hard or whip up a quick and delicious microwave mug cake. A countertop microwave is designed to fit nicely on your kitchen counter, in your dorm room or next to your desk at work.
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