I put this baby in the divorce decree.
Pros:
Great.Eight years & still works great. No service issues. Bakes well, good size oven.
Cons:
I wish it liked action movies. I'd never remarry.
The Bottom Line:
Buy one and don't look back. Check your purchasing karma. Mine has been one of the best appliances I've ever owned.
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Author's Review
I'm shopping for a new LCD tv and have spent far too much time reading product reviews lately. You gotta wonder sometimes if some people make a living at this...or at least I wondered it as my chicken pot pie was doing its time in my eight year old microwave. I have used this thing religiously since the smart guy at circuit city gave me a killer demo on this waaay back in the 90's, explaining to me how it A)generally won't burn food like a regular oven could (timed cooking only), B)can't be accidentally left on (timed cooking only), C)uses less electricity when compared to a standard electric range for the same job since it doesn't have to heat such a large space & is convection, and D)doesn't heat up my kitchen while cooking. Oh. And it is a microwave. A nice, large microwave with a turntable and two different elevated cooking racks and a removable, baked-enamel platter for cleaning. I never did convince my wife that using this appliance was better than firing up the oven for smaller things like casseroles, broiling hamburgers, pizzas, pot pies, cookies on a smaller sheet, baked potatoes. And for all I know she's still firing up the oven to bake cookies. I know that when I walked out the other day with this thing under my arm after realizing I don't need an oven in my new kitchen (sorry baby, read the divorce agreement you signed) she went out and bought another one the same day.