Sharp R426HS

Pros: Well built and works superbly, looks attractive.

Cons: COuld be a little cheaper.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend if you would like to keep up with the speed.

Review: If you are in the market for a new microwave oven then do not waste your money on those fancy expensive ones.  Sharp has been around for quite a few years, and as far as I can remember they have been around longer than I have been alive.  They ...

Pros: Message window is a nice touch. Unit is relatively quiet.

Cons: Stainless Steel attracts fingerprints, but worth it.

Review: I purchased this unit to replace a 20+ year old Litton Microwave Monster. The Sharp R-426HS is simple and easy to use. Some might complain that the door hides the controls, but that is a plus: the controls stay clean and they are away from any ...

Pros: low price

Cons: extremely inconvenient to use

Review: Technically fine but failing mark from the human engineering point of view. You have to open the door to set options, time and power. Requires several pushes of the start button to start. Wide door which covers the controls makes operation unpleasant. ...

Pros: Shiny, sleek, modern-looking. Cooks well. Manual written in REAL English.

Cons: Oven's inside impossibly stained after 8 months light use. ON/OFF buttons faulty.

The Bottom Line: Forget how pretty the stainless Sharp is and buy a functional microwave oven at Wal-Mart for $65 and a year's warranty.

Review: Bought this Sharp R-426Hs 1200-Watt 1-3/5 cubic foot, modern countertop oven for $195.73 eight months ago. Loved the sleek, stainless steel look and after getting used to the buttons on the inside of the door I really found that design potentially ...