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A microwave oven is one of the few kitchen appliances most of us reach for every day. It reheats last night's dinner, defrosts meat or turns out a bowl of porridge in a minute. The home appliances section at Cybermarket.ee holds around 395 models including subcategories, so you can pick a small solo unit for a rented flat or a powerful machine with grill and convection for a busy family kitchen.
Freestanding and built-in microwave ovens
The familiar choice is a freestanding microwave oven: set it on the worktop, plug it in and you are done. If you are planning a new kitchen and want a matching front, look at built-in microwave ovens, which mount inside a cabinet and free up counter space. The range covers everything from simple reheat-only units to grill versions that crisp the top of a dish. Combi models go a step further and partly stand in for a conventional oven.
Brands on the shelf
The strongest names in our range are Bosch, Whirlpool, Electrolux and Samsung, alongside Severin, Sharp, Panasonic, Gorenje, Midea and MEDION. Established makers tend to have better spare-part availability and a longer service life, while budget models work well as a second oven for a summer house or office.
How to choose for your kitchen
Start with capacity in litres and power in watts: the more people you cook for, the bigger the cavity you want. It is also worth checking the controls (dials are simple, touch panels are handier), the cavity lining and modes such as auto-defrost. Our prices are transparent, the appliances come with a warranty, and a larger purchase can be split into instalments. We ship across the Baltic states and to Finland, so the right oven can reach you even when the nearest shop is far away.