Electrolux EI30BM60MS vs Daewoo Retro Microwave Oven

In addition to all the sensor-based microwave features, it also has convection and grill features. This allows you to cook food much like in a real oven. The convection and grill modes work exceptionally well and hardly differ in results with the actual ovens.

The controls are situated on the bottom third of the unit's door, a handy feature that allows for short people to still use it easily even if it's placed on a higher than usual spot. The white touch controls are clearly visible against the dark background.

Thanks to the stainless steel finish, this microwave oven looks expensive and well-built.

This oven has a hood fan that will automatically activate as soon as it senses excessive heat or smoke coming from the oven. If there is no external ventilation, you can simply recirculate the air back into the kitchen through its filters.

It has a zero-standby function which means there is zero power usage until it's actually turned on. It has a lower wattage (700w) compared to common microwaves running on 900w. This means you'll save more power compared to using traditional microwaves that you leave plugged in even when they're not in use.

This Daewoo microwave isn't your traditional-looking appliance. It is retro-designed, with its mint-green color, soft edges and dial knobs. It matches any vintage-themed kitchen and reminds you of the good ol' days.

Instead of number pads and multiple buttons common on traditional microwaves, the Daewoo only has a power button, four buttons around the timer screen to adjust for Popcorn, Power Level, Defrost, and Auto Cook, a knob to set the timer, stop/clear button and a start+30 sec button. It doesn't has complicated buttons and is very easy to use.