- Does the Smart Inverter really cook more evenly?
- Yes. The inverter holds a steady low power level instead of switching the magnetron fully on and off, which helps with melting, simmering and defrosting. Owners report fewer hot and cold spots than with standard microwaves.
- How does it compare with the previous LG NeoChef model?
- It keeps the 1.2 cu.ft. capacity and inverter heating, and adds the EasyClean interior coating and LED lighting. The control layout is similar, so the main upgrade is easier cleaning.
- What can fit inside the 1.2 cu.ft. cavity?
- A standard dinner plate, a 9-by-13-inch baking dish and most casserole dishes fit with the turntable in place. It is not tall enough for a large stockpot.
- Does it have sensor cooking or convection?
- No. It has manual power levels, defrost and basic presets, but no humidity sensor and no convection or grill element. For sensor cooking you need a step-up model.
- What comes in the box?
- The microwave, a glass turntable and roller ring, and the owner's manual. No trim kit or extra accessories are included.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper basic microwave?
- If you melt, defrost and simmer often, the inverter and EasyClean interior are worth the step up. If you only reheat coffee and leftovers, a basic model does the same job.
- Where is the LG 22-inch, 1.2 cu.ft. Countertop Microwave Oven with EasyClean LMC1275SB cheapest?
- At Merlin's TV, for $179.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the LG 22-inch, 1.2 cu.ft. Countertop Microwave Oven with EasyClean LMC1275SB?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Merlin's TV, Canales Furniture.