Russell Hobbs RHBM2503 25L Built In Digital 900w Combination Microwave Stainless Steel

Good looking microwave easy fit and easy to use.ordered in 10 hours come next day but came a day late

Easy to install, easy to operate, fair price

Was an exact fit of our old one for dimensions and fitted the existing cabinet. It was the ideal ease of use we were used to and the performance so far has been excellent

I needed to replace an expensive combi microwave. I never used any functions other than the microwave so was looking for the cheapest basic one that would fit. Unfortunately there are not many choices that have the correct height out there. This was the cheapest I could find.Fitting wasn't too difficult though this one comes with a plug rather than hardwired to the mains.It comes with an instruction manual that has massive print so easy to read.The internal oven size is decent and the microwave is straight forward to use.I can't say how the oven part performs as I will never use itOverall I'm happy with my purchase.

Ordered thi microwave at 12.30 Wednesday 2nd April,it arrived Thursday morning 3rd April at 07.30amFitted by 8am.Absolutely incredible delivery service.So easy to fit and extremely east to use.As you can imagine we are over the moon with our Integrated microwave.Thank you Amazon and to Russell Hobbs for a great product

Seems to be the best price you can found.....

I finally got annoyed enough with my AEG 2664M (26litre microwave only) machine to decide to replace it with the least expensive comparable sized machine. - have a look at my review of the AEG to know more . . .. . . and this Russell Hobbs was the Hobson's Choice, ha! ha!Not only is this a full dinner-plate machine, it's classily built and 25litres of all stainless-steel (inside and out).The instructions are un-complicated and not too long - no 900 page manual in 10 languages with this one. Once read, it all becomes pretty intuitive, and there are no complicated processes for setting the clock or changing heat settings. It's as if they've actually listened to customers' issues with over-complicated kitchen gadgets.I won't regurgitate the features as it's in the listing, but compared to the AEG which is similar power and size, this RH is almost twice as fast and heats through much more evenly. That, and there's a grill and combination-oven thrown in on top.One person complained about the noise - this is actually the least noisy microwave I've ever had.I had a small problem with the installation as the bottom edge of the face-plate was resting on the oven unit below, and there's apparently no way to adjust the vertical fit in the housing. The instructions imply there is some adjustment, but I've contacted RH and they have no idea what the instructions are talking about. In the end I had to place a piece of 3mm hardboard under the microwave to lift it clear and which left an attractive gap of about 2.5mm between the two units, so I wasn't bothered. It was probably a fault of the shelf installation when the kitchen was built, and is unlikely to be an issue for the majority of folk. Otherwise the actual installation was a doddle.The door is operated with a handle, and not a push-button. In practice it's actually much easier using the handle and it also frees up the control facia by not needing the big square button, so don't consider this a negative point.One other thing, the LED digits are in a fetching green, and not common-as-muck red, like everything else in the kitchen.The price of microwaves can seem ludicrous sometimes - the naff AEG was over 300 quid and I've chucked it after a year and a half. This one was £185 when I bought it, and is a steal at £159 (at time of writing).You would be very unlucky or extremely difficult to please if you bought it and weren't seriously chuffed-to-bits with it.