Samsung 32L Combination Microwave with SlimFry Technology- Stainless Steel

The media could not be loaded. This is the second Samsung Smart Microwave Oven I’ve owned, and it continues to impress me with its versatility and performance. This appliance is truly amazing; it allows you to bake, air fry, and much more, all in one compact unit. It not only looks stylish in the kitchen but also operates quietly, which is a big plus.The sleek design of the microwave adds a modern touch to my kitchen, and it's incredibly user-friendly. The buttons for setting the time and accessing various functions are straightforward and intuitive, making it easy to switch between cooking modes.Additionally, it's easy to clean, which is a huge convenience for a busy household. I also appreciate how safe it feels to use, thanks to its well-thought-out design. Overall, this microwave oven is low noise, efficient, and a beautiful addition to any kitchen.

At first, it seems great. All bells and whistles, looks like it's well put together and quite substantial.Little things begin to stop working properly after a while - pre-heating the oven to 180 degrees to run for 15 minute, for example, it heats the oven up to the desired temperature, but then slowly cools down during the 15 minutes it's supposed to be cooking, meaning by the time it's done, the temperature has fallen to about 120 degrees. This only happens on 180 degrees - put it up to 190 or down to 170 and it seems to be fine, so you can kind of work around it.The big problem is when the "start" button just stops working inexplicably. This will happen eventually to everyone who buys it, sometimes within a year (although mine lasted for 2 years before dying). There is nothing you can do to make it work again, and the repair cost I got quoted was £120, which didn't seem worth it.Long story short, avoid like the plague!!

So many functions!Slim fry works amazingly well!.And the grill!!.. wow!Almost replaces the grill on my cooker!Please note!.. download the instructions from Samsung, first don't rely on the leaflet.I use a ninja af500 airfryer, and this microwave does pretty much the same thing!. (Best of both worlds).U can customize nearly every aspect of your cooking fuctions/times/temperature.And more...My old microwave was a heap £60 tesco brand that sadly died.So I was looking for a replacement, with similar features to my airfryer.Trust me!... this microwave will handle anything you throw at it!I tried the dough proving functions for pizza dough, and it was so fluffy and light!I dare not tell the family it was partly done in a microwave, though..I love the pull down door, it gives a modern contemporary feel to it.I'm very pleased with it.Arrived well packaged and on time, no damages or faults with the product whatsoever.It is pricey, given what it is.But, if your on the lookout for a "jack of all trades" microwave, I'd highly recommend this..

Liked the front drop down door.Did not like that I needed a torch to read the button legends.Did not like that the door filled up with condensation that did not dissipate until the next day.As a result of the door problem, had to return the item.Pity that an immediate replacement was not offered, I really liked it.However, decided to buy a Russell Hobbs 30l model.

Liked the product initially. Good features and was quicker than using oven to prepare certain things in a hurry. Had the problem of thermal cut out as previously reported by others. Using a combi cook mode for 2 things back to back was too much for it and it cut out. It's easy to think the appliance is dead at this point but leaving it for 10 minutes and re booting brought it back to life. Now after less than 3 years the start button does not work, along with 2 other buttons on control panel that are rarely if ever used. The control board has obviously developed a fault. Weighing up repair versus replacement at this point but price has now gone up significantly since purchased in Jan 2020. Had a Panasonic inverter model for probably 25 years prior to this with no issues. Even a really old 1980s Toshiba model survived some teenage pranking that involved exploding whole uncracked eggs in the microwave that actually blew the door off.... Damn thing soldiered on for another few years..... These modern samsung models have well noted design flaws in the circuitry.... Shame because it's actually a well thought out unit but just cannot recommend it due to poor reliability.