Is there such a thing as a tiny, yet full powered microwave?

[freeradical]

hal wrote:
[quote=freeradical]
I just replaced my circa 1984 Montgomery Wards microwave with this 1100 watt 1.2 cubic foot model. It's not tiny, but it's not big either. I think you'll find that the external dimensions of this model, and the models with the really tiny interiors to be not all that different.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076VB...00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Looks nice, but it's 17" deep - that's pretty significant
Even on the tiniest models you're not going to save more than an inch or two on depth.

I solve the problem by keeping my microwave out in the garage where it doesn't eat up valuable counter space.

[hal]

Can I put mine in your garage?

[Carnos Jax]

Sexual innuendo....I love it! Where’s Newt?

[hal]

thanks all - I guess I'll give up the search for another year or two

[Filliam H. Muffman]

The vast majority of models try to keep the dimensions of the interior floor a square so round plates will fit both depth and width. To get something with a shorter depth means looking for 0.5 cuft (12 to 15 liters) or smaller. You might find some success if you are willing to triple your price range and/or buy from overseas (amazon korea?).

Maybe accept putting it in a different location, or modifying the wall behind where you want it.

[lost in space]

Carnos Jax wrote:
0.8 cu ft, 900 watts, $245: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZTVIPZ2

Dial-controlled timer. I'd build a new space for that one. I HATE digital timer controls. But that's just me.

[RAMd®d]

Not dog in this fight, as I'm still looking for a replacement for my dead 1974 Litton tank.

I have a 22" space to work with.

But that LG that rj mentioned seems limited to an 8" plate, if that's a consideration.

I like the look of a 9" plate, though for some people that just means piling on more food to cover up the open space.

[Buzz]

Another Panasonic option.... 0.8 cu ft, 950 watts...


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[steve...]

I have mine on top of my refrigerator and could go way bigger than its 1000 watts.

It was the best option for my kitchen.

[mattkime]

There must be a speed limiter in those things that could be snipped out