🍔 High-powered 1000W Sharp Commercial Microwave - R 21LCF Review

Reliable no-frills microwave. Close the door and turn the handle. However, it is not very hot compared to most household microwaves. After trying some household microwaves that only lasted a year or two, I decided to buy this commercial microwave. It is durable and should last much longer than residential buildings, however it is basic with no special features. My only complaint is that it doesn't get as hot as a household microwave and takes longer to heat food and drink than for household…

Oh what won't he do! It won't sweep, spray, feel, explore, convect or take your food on horseback. It doesn't care if you're cooking pork or potatoes, if you're defrosting something solid or liquid, if you weigh 1 or 5 pounds. Separate"!). You can't use it as a night light. It doesn't tell you the time. It doesn't suit your decor. It doesn't even cook for more than 6 minutes at a time. Nothing to choose, nothing to change, nothing to choose, nothing to type in. All it has is a big slim 1950s…

This is a really great microwave. Not only is it well built and cooks great, but the ease of use is something the manufacturers don't seem to understand anymore. Close the door, turn the smooth handle to the desired position, count down the seconds, done! No turntable, no parental controls, and no silly musical tune that plays when you're done - just a simple, quiet, single beep. It also doesn't ring if you don't open the door immediately. Don't get me wrong, if you like Sharp products and want

This is one of the best microwave ovens I have ever used: simple dial, no turntable and overall great workmanship. However, he died after about 2.5 years - first he stopped working, then the dial illumination died too. So I contacted Sharp After Sales/Support through their website. This review is more about the terrible support than the product itself. But since the product is not just a physical artifact, it's an artifact and service/support, I give it 3 stars. Sharp Support confirmed my…

We tried 4 cheap microwaves in 2.5 years, one of them literally burned out. Having used this microwave at a Hilton resort and seen it used as a community microwave in many places, we thought it might be worth a try. Firstly it looks good, secondly we liked the doorknob which you grab and push and the door opens without having to slide your device across the counter by pressing hard buttons to open the door. We also liked the fact that it's stainless steel and not some crappy plastic that's been

Purchased for a visually impaired elderly parent who is transitioning into a nursing home. What was needed was an easy to use device that could be used by a person with very limited vision. This device is as simple and convenient as possible. No fidgety flat screen buttons with tiny notches, no clock to set, just turn the knob (which is very easy to turn) and it works. Easy and safe. I think this would be helpful for the blind (although there are stoves that actually speak for the blind but…

After trying 3 microwaves, the last one only 2.5 years old, we decided to change our requirements to purchase the next one. When shopping, we found many models between $70 and $150. They're not very expensive, but we don't want to contribute to the growing waste problem, especially with such a large product. We've found some good reviews for Sharp's mid-range commercial microwave here on Revain. Although we prefer a multi-power microwave for cooking, we mainly use the microwave for reheating…