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Key Pointers:
Overview:
- Solo microwave oven with a 20-liter capacity
- Front features include brand logo, model number, QR code, and door handle
- Manual controls for power (low, medium low, medium, medium high, high) and timer (0-35 minutes)
- Defrost function with settings for weights up to 1 kilogram
- Rust-resistant interior with turntable and glass plate
Accessories:
- Glass plate
- Roller rings
- Quick start guide
Warranty:
- 1-year comprehensive warranty
- 3-year warranty on magnetron
- 6-year spare part support
Demo:
- Low mode: softens butter, reheats cold food
- Medium low (defrost) mode: defrosts frozen foods
- Medium mode: reheats soups, stews, and vegetables
- Medium high mode: cooks chicken, fish, and other items
- High mode: boils water, makes tea, cooks rice, and vegetables
- Easy-to-use timer allows for precise cooking
Testing:
- Roasted papads in the microwave for a crispy texture
- Steamed idlis in the microwave, resulting in fluffy and spongy idlis
Verdict:
- Suitable for those who primarily need to heat food and defrost items
- Not suitable for baking, grilling, or convection cooking
- Offers good value for the price with its features and warranty
Key Pointers:
- 20L capacity solo microwave oven
- Ceramic coating interior
- Manual controls
- 3-stage defrosting function
- 30-minute timer with signal
- Power levels: 1 (low), 2 (medium), 3 (medium-high), 4 (high)
- Dimensions: 44cm x 35.5cm x 25.5cm
- Weight: Net 9.8kg, Gross 11.8kg
- Country of origin: Thailand
- MRP: Rs. 710 (discount available)
Key Pointers:
- Temperature settings: High, high medium, low, low medium
- Time settings: 10 seconds, 15 seconds, etc.
- Start button
- Band setting: low, medium, high
- No band option for boiling water
Key Pointers:
- How to unbox and use the Solo Microwave
- Remove the Thermocole packaging
- Place the glass tray inside the microwave
- Adjust the track and glass tray
- Use the microwave to heat or cook various foods, including pasta, rice, vegetables, and idlis
- The microwave has a simple design and operation
- It has a half-kilogram rice capacity
- The interior is powder-coated for easy cleaning
- There is a timer and temperature setting (low, medium, high)
- Set the time before cooking and use the "defrost" option if needed
Specifications
Feature | Specification |
---|---|
Capacity | 20 Litres |
Dimensions (W x D x H) | 44 x 35 x 26.5 cm |
Power Consumption | 800 Watts |
Cooking Modes | 6 |
Timer | 30 minutes |
Power Levels | 5 |
Turntable | Yes |
Knob Type | Mechanical |
Color | Black |
Key Features
IFB 20 Litre Solo Microwave Oven (20PM-MEC2B)
Key Features:
Cooking Capacity:
- 20 litre capacity, ideal for small households or individuals
Cooking Modes:
- Mechanical knob controls for simple operation
- 5 power levels for precise heating
Convenience Features:
- 30-minute timer with auto-shut off for safety
- Audible ready signal to alert you when food is done
- Easy-to-clean interior for hassle-free maintenance
Design and Construction:
- Sleek black finish to complement any kitchen decor
- Compact size (WxHxD): 455 x 259 x 339 mm
- Sturdy and durable construction for long-lasting use
Safety Features:
- Child lock prevents accidental use
- Glass turntable for even cooking
- Overheat protection for safety
Additional Features:
- Defrost function for quick and easy thawing
- Power consumption: 800 watts
- Voltage: 230 volts, 50 Hz
Other Benefits:
- Easy to use and maintain
- Time and energy-efficient
- Versatile cooking options for reheating, defrosting, and cooking
What do people say about this product
Pros:
- Compact size: Ideal for small kitchens or for limited counter space.
- Mechanical knobs: Simple and easy to use, especially for users who prefer traditional controls.
- Affordable: Priced competitively compared to other microwave ovens with similar features.
- Basic functionality: Performs essential microwave oven functions such as reheating, defrosting, and cooking simple meals.
- Stylish design: Sleek black finish complements most kitchen decors.
Cons:
- Limited capacity: 20 liter capacity may not be sufficient for larger cooking tasks or families.
- Fewer features: Lacks advanced features such as grill or convection cooking.
- Limited power: 800 watts of power may not be as efficient as higher-powered microwaves.
- Manual defrosting: Requires manual input of time and power level for defrosting, which can be inconvenient.
- No child lock: May not be suitable for households with young children.