- Is 1000 W enough for fast reheating?
- Yes. 1000 W is above the typical 700–900 W countertop microwave, so a plate of leftovers or a mug of liquid heats in less time. Very dense or large portions still need stirring and extra time.
- Does it have sensor cooking or presets?
- No. It has a clock, display, turntable and defrost, but no sensor cooking or auto-cook menus. You set the time and power yourself.
- Can I fit a large casserole dish inside?
- Only if the dish fits the turntable and can rotate freely. Square and rectangular dishes waste space on a round turntable, so check the dish against the cavity before relying on it.
- Does the door open from the left or right?
- The door is side-hinged, so it swings open to one side. Leave clearance on the hinge side so the door can open fully on the counter.
- Is it a convection or grill microwave?
- No. It is a microwave-only oven. It cannot brown, crisp or bake like a convection model.
- What is in the box?
- The microwave, a glass turntable and its roller ring, and the manual. No extra accessories or trim kits are included.
- Where is the Equator Countertop Microwave 1000 W cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $436.25, 48% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Equator Countertop Microwave 1000 W?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, TWIST, The Twister Group.