Monday, September 14, 2009

Sharp R-216LS Compact Size 0.8 Cu-Foot Microwave, Stainless Steel

Product Description

Sharp R216LS Compact Microwave Oven looks as delicious as it performs when it prepares your food. Imagine a beautiful stainless compact microwave oven bringing an up-to-the minute look in a small place. 15 automatic options provide foolproof results for all cooking/heating/defrosting needs. Digital Display - is accurate and easy to read Time of Day Clock - is convenient and easy to set Capacity (cu.ft.) 0.8 800 Watts Stainless Steel finish Automatic Settings 15 Turntable Diameter 11 5/8 Defrost Options 4 Display Type 4-Digit LCD Interior Dimensions - (w x h x d) 12 5/8 x 7 7/8 x 13 1/4 / Outside Dimensions - 18 1/8 x 10 7/8 x 14 (w x h x d) / Unit Weight - 25 lbs Illuminated Interior (when powered on) 120 Volts, Single Phase, 60 Hz, AC Only


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #605 in Kitchen & Housewares
  • Brand: Sharp
  • Model: R-216LS
  • Dimensions: 31.30 pounds

Features

  • Pops Popcorn - automatically for perfect results with all types of microwave popcorn
  • Four Cook Options - ensure perfectly cooked popular foods for 1 or 2 servings
  • Six Reheat Options - make it especially easy to heat frequently served foods including beverages, pizza, rolls, and muffins.
  • Four Defrost Options - quickly defrost meats and poultry by weight. Specific program for each category assures excellent, even results
  • Minute Plus - sets the oven at High with a single touch

Customer Reviews

Great for my needs4
I really only use the microwave for popcorn, heating up meals, and heating up coffee. It's been absolutely perfectly fine for that. One minor, minor thing is: there's no light on the inside when you open the door. That bugs me.

Much better than expected, and it does what it's supposed to do4
We bought this because our over-the-range microwaves kept melting, and that was getting to be very expensive. This Sharp stays on a kitchen counter, and is relatively small so it fits very nicely next to our new toaster. This is our fifth microwave in 40 years. I don't know what others use their microwaves for, but 90% of the time, ours is used to heat water for tea, reheat pizza and other dishes, and maybe even reheating coffee (we're not coffee snobs and, in fact, we've never been in a Starbucks). We do not cook meals in a microwave, period. If what you want is a basic microwave, this could well be the one. However, note that the front black window is plastic, and the stainless steel is the thinnest gage made. Still, it cleans up nicely, doesn't scratch readily, and the controls are the simplest. One or two touches and you can accomplish most basic "cooking" or reheating. It's certainly well worth the price ... although $24 for shipping was a bit high.


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