Haier MWM13110G[SS] information from Consumer Reports

Haier MWM13110G[SS]

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$160.04

Summary: This 1.3 cubic-foot 1000-watt large countertop Haier microwave has auto-defrost, a grill feature, speed-cook, and touchpad controls. It comes with a wire rack for bi-level cooking. It offers a stainless or ss-look option.

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Type: Large countertop microwaves

About - Haier MWM13110G[SS]
The Haier MWM13110G[SS] is part of the microwave oven test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, countertop microwave oven models like the MWM13110G[SS] are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Heating evenness: This reflects how evenly a model reheated a dish of cold mashed potatoes. Defrosting evenness: This is based on how well the automatic-defrost program defrosted one pound of frozen ground chuck. Speed of heating: This score is based on the temperature rise of water heated in the microwave.

About - Haier MWM13110G[SS]

The Haier MWM13110G[SS] is part of the microwave oven test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, countertop microwave oven models like the MWM13110G[SS] are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

Heating evenness:: This reflects how evenly a model reheated a dish of cold mashed potatoes.
Defrosting evenness:: This is based on how well the automatic-defrost program defrosted one pound of frozen ground chuck.
Speed of heating:: This score is based on the temperature rise of water heated in the microwave.

Features & Specs - Haier MWM13110G[SS]
Claimed capacity (cu. ft.) Capacity as listed on the product or packaging. Claimed capacity (cu. ft.)	1.3
Watts This is the manufacturer's figure of the microwave power output. In general, the more watts an oven offers, the greater its cooking power-and the faster your food will be cooked. That said, differences in claimed wattage of 100 watts or less are unlikely to result in significant differences in performance. Watts	1000
Convection mode A few microwaves include a convection oven feature, which has a heating element and a fan that distributes heat. In convection mode, you can set the oven temperature as you would in a traditional oven to bake or roast items. Convection mode	No
Sensor Controls the cooking and reheating time automatically. It shuts off an oven when it determines (usually by sensing steam) that food is hot enough. Sensor	No
Detailed prompts Display offers instructions to guide you through the cooking process. Detailed prompts	No
Stainless/SS-look option Stainless-steel is stylish, but it shows fingerprints. Another option: a vinyl-covered metal finish that gives you a stainless-steel look but resists smudging. Stainless/SS-look option	Yes
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echoednightmatre

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1.0

hunk of junk!!

09/18/2011

Strength

I received it as a gift so I didnt spend a penny for it.

Weakness

Everything!

This microwave was the worst thing I have ever had which completely surprised me because we had a Haier fridge at my work that was a beast & lasted forever (& is still working).I received this as a wedding present & we started having problems from the first week.First, the stainless steel on the outside started to rust, I was able to clean it off & chalked it up to the fact that we live in Louisiana so the humidity probably got to it.Second, whenever we would cook food it would steam up so bad in there that it would leave puddles of condensation in the bottom of the microwave.Third, the paint started to peel off the inside under the turntable wheels.Then the microwave became self aware & figured out that its warranty was up & it decided to act like it was possessed by a poltergeist. Whenever you close the door it would automatically turn on, the light would come one, the turntable would start turning & the microwave would make the whirring noise associated with it cooking, but it wouldnt cook. You would have to close the door a certain way to get it to not do that. After awhile closing the door a certain way no longer worked, you would have to push the door in while it was on to make it cook something. We just said EFF YOU & got rid of it.Even without all the problems it was still a huge pain to clean the grilling element inside & when you did try to grill something it would take 10-15 minutes to grill some bread with garlic butter on it. We ended up just using our oven for all of our grilling needs because it just wasnt worth the hassle of using the grill. Plus to even get the grill to work you have to press thirty thousand buttons to get it to the right one (while trying to decipher what the stupid icons meant in the manual), then it would stop every 5 minutes for you to flip the item (even if you didnt want to or need to- there was no way to turn that off) & it would take FOR-EV-ER. Seriously, take this review into consideration when thinking of purchasing this. Its a cumbersome, faulty, confusing, space hog that routinely gets possessed by poltergeists & has a worse grilling/toasting capabilities than something you could make out of tin foil & wishes. Their commercial appliances seem to be awesome, but their home appliances (most specifically this microwave) are garbage!

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