- Dec 21, 2000
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Hey everyone! I need a new microwave as the old one is just too small. It's probably 600W, has two dials, and is extremely tiny. Was used in a friend's dorm, so it had to be small.
Anywho, what brands do you guys like these days for a quality microwave? I'm looking to spend ~$200 on a nicer one, preferrably the stainless steel/metal look and feel.
This one seems to be pretty nice for the price. Lots of features, good power, and it is stainless steel, or at least appears like it is. I've never owned a LG microwave before, but I know they make some damn nice washer/dryers and other home appliances so I think I can trust the name.
The microwave brand of choice in the family seems to be the long-standing Panasonic. We've had two Panasonics and they just seem to rock for the most part. One of them we had developed some issues with the push-to-open button so we had to get that fixed with a little Macguyver tactics. This Panasonic seems to be pretty nice for the price.
Does anyone have any other recommendations? I probably don't need 1200+W of cooking power for Ramen and popcorn, but I'm a guy and love to have it even though you don't really need it.
Anywho, what brands do you guys like these days for a quality microwave? I'm looking to spend ~$200 on a nicer one, preferrably the stainless steel/metal look and feel.
This one seems to be pretty nice for the price. Lots of features, good power, and it is stainless steel, or at least appears like it is. I've never owned a LG microwave before, but I know they make some damn nice washer/dryers and other home appliances so I think I can trust the name.
The microwave brand of choice in the family seems to be the long-standing Panasonic. We've had two Panasonics and they just seem to rock for the most part. One of them we had developed some issues with the push-to-open button so we had to get that fixed with a little Macguyver tactics. This Panasonic seems to be pretty nice for the price.
Does anyone have any other recommendations? I probably don't need 1200+W of cooking power for Ramen and popcorn, but I'm a guy and love to have it even though you don't really need it.
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