Combination Microwaves

A combination microwave utilises different heating elements to considerably increase its power, hence the name. It can use microwave energy as well as fanned hot air to make the heating process faster and more efficient. A relatively recent innovation, the combination microwave has quickly become one of the more popular variations on the market, with many manufacturers producing a number of outstanding models.

A combination microwave is often considered superior to a standard microwave for a variety of reasons, but the main one is its range of capabilities; they are perfect for grilling and baking, which standard microwaves struggle with due to their more limited heating methods. They can even be used as a substitute for other popular appliances like air fryers. Combination microwaves boast many of the same features as these products, but often also boast a greater capacity, making them the superior choice in many situations.

The combination microwave power can vary hugely. Smaller, cheaper models can operate at around 650W, put power levels far past 1000W can be found in other models, making these microwaves incredibly diverse when it comes to benefits and features. For this reason, we always recommend you read product descriptions and specifications to ensure the microwave you are looking at can do everything you want it to.