Appliances

The 20L Microwave Grill Oven is a compact microwave mainly targeted at bachelors, couples, and small households that need fast reheating with some basic grilling capability. With a 20-liter capacity and 700W microwave power, it’s designed more for convenience cooking than heavy-duty baking or advanced culinary use. Daily tasks like reheating rice, curries, tea, frozen food, popcorn, noodles, and simple microwave recipes are where this category performs best.

This model supports both microwave and grill modes, so unlike a solo microwave, it can give a light grilled or crispy finish to foods like sandwiches, paneer, pizza toppings, kebabs, or garlic bread using the quartz heater. It also includes LG-style i-wave technology for more even heat distribution, helping reduce cold spots during reheating. The touch membrane controls, polished finish, side swing glass door, and LED-style interface make it look more premium than entry-level dial-based microwaves.

The anti-bacterial cavity helps with hygiene and easier cleaning, while the child lock and energy-saving mode improve practicality for regular household usage. However, the biggest misunderstanding buyers have with grill microwaves is assuming they can replace convection ovens or OTGs. They cannot. This model does not have convection heating, so proper baking performance for cakes, breads, or cookies will be limited and inconsistent.

So realistically, this microwave makes sense only if your main priorities are reheating, quick cooking, and occasional light grilling. If your actual goal is serious baking or roasting, buying this instead of a convection microwave or OTG would be the wrong decision.

The 28L Convection Microwave Oven is a mid-sized convection microwave designed for families that want a more versatile cooking appliance capable of baking, grilling, reheating, and specialized cooking functions. With a 28-liter capacity, it offers noticeably more usable space than compact 20L models, making it better suited for 4–6 members and larger dishes. This size is practical for baking cakes, pizzas, casseroles, grilling chicken, and handling heavier daily cooking without feeling cramped.

The convection mode allows proper baking and roasting, while the 900W microwave power ensures reasonably fast reheating and cooking performance. One of the more unusual features here is the pasteurized milk mode, which is useful for households that regularly boil or process milk and want controlled heating without constant monitoring. The motorized rotisserie is another major advantage because it enables even grilling and roasting, especially for chicken, paneer, kebabs, or vegetables.

It also includes steam cleaning for easier maintenance, a child lock for safety, and a stainless-steel interior that improves durability and hygiene. The tact dial controls are simpler and often more reliable long term than fully touch-based systems, especially in Indian kitchens where moisture and oil exposure can affect touch panels over time. The included roti basket suggests the microwave is targeting Indian cooking habits more directly instead of focusing only on Western baking use cases.

Now the important reality check: convection microwaves like this are excellent all-rounders, but they still involve compromise. They can bake and grill well enough for most home users, but dedicated OTGs still outperform them for serious baking consistency and larger batch cooking. Also, the claimed 62 kg weight is clearly unrealistic for a microwave and is most likely a listing/specification error. In practical use, this category works best for families wanting one appliance that can handle reheating, Indian cooking, occasional baking, and grilling without buying separate devices.