The Best Over-the-Range Microwave Reviews

GE Profile JVM1790WK

• The GE Profile JVM1790WK over-the-range microwave features 1.7 cubic feet of heating capacity and 10 power levels. The microwave sensor cooking controls include beverage, chicken, potatoes, vegetables, popcorn and meats. The microwave has 1,000 watts of power and a stainless steel interior. The dimensions of the microwave are 22-by-9-by-14 inches, and its weight is 65 lbs. As of 2011, the cost of the microwave is $500, and it comes with a one-year warranty.

Samsung SMH9187ST

• The stainless steel Samsung SMH9187ST over-the-range microwave has 1,100 watts of power and a variety of auto cook modes, including handy helper, snack bar and kids' meal. The microwave has 1.8 cubic feet of heating capacity and an electronic touch control system. Additional features include a chrome rack, auto defrost setting, charcoal vent filter and timer. The sensor cook options include popcorn, frozen dinner, frozen breakfast and fresh vegetables. The microwave weighs 52 lbs. and has 10 levels of power. As of 2011, the cost of the microwave is $300 and comes with a one-year warranty.

Kenmore 8503

• As of 2011, the Kenmore 8503 over-the-range microwave can be found online for as low as $176 and comes with a one-year warranty. Features on the microwave include LED electronic display control panel and a child lockout safety feature. The microwave has 1.6 cubic feet of heating capacity and 1,000 watts of power. Microwave settings include auto cook, express defrost and auto reheat. The interior dimensions of the microwave are 22-by-9-by-14 inches, and the microwave weighs about 57 lbs.