10 Best Combination Microwaves UK 2024 | Samsung, Sharp and More

Whether you're grilling, baking, or microwaving, this offering from Toshiba is one of the best combination microwaves out there, thanks to its high power output. It features ten cooking presents to ensure that everything you're cooking is done to perfection.

The easy-clean ceramic enamel cavity means that the inside of the microwave requires a lot less elbow grease to get sparkling than the average microwave. It's also scratch-resistant and has anti-bacterial properties!

If you're looking for the best budget combination microwave on the market, this option from Morphy Richards represents excellent value for money. At 23-litres, it's just the right size for a small family home, and the small and sleek design means it can fit almost anywhere.

It comes with a child safety lock, and whether you're reheating leftovers, defrosting frozen sauces, or even baking bread, you'll be happy with the end product. As a bargain option, it has a quality finish and style that means it feels anything but cheap.

With a maximum oven temperature of 220°C, this combi microwave oven and grill somehow fits a 25 L capacity into a small form factor, making it great for small apartments. Its baking results can also rival an oven, so if you're struggling with space, you won't have to compromise on your cooking.

It features an enamel cavity that's easy to clean, stretch-resistant, and anti-bacterial, so you won't have to worry about keeping your microwave in tip-top condition. Many customers even prefer the results over a traditional cooker!

While most microwave ovens feature a rotating turntable, this offering from Sharp has a flatbed that allows you to use larger dishes and really get the most out of the 25 L capacity. The drop-down door also allows you to put the oven into small and compact spaces.

With 15 automatic programs for defrosting, re-heating, and cooking all manner of ingredients, the Sharp Combination Flatbed Microwave can handle anything a traditional oven or grill can. With a maximum power of 2050 W, this microwave can reach temperatures of 200°C without issue ensuring a nice crisp finish when desired!

With a whopping 30-litre capacity, this microwave from Russell Hobbs can cook a lot of food without taking up any more space than the average microwave. It comes with ten power levels that go up to an impressive 2500 W when using the convection oven setting. 

Suitable for both a home kitchen to save space when replacing a traditional oven or a small cafe, what you get for the price presents excellent value for money. It also has ten auto-cook functions, weight/time defrost settings and a child safety lock!

Narrowly missing out on our top five is this combination microwave oven from Sharp that has an enormous 40-litre capacity that's perfect for cafes and commercial kitchens. It could also be an option in the home if you're looking to replace a gas oven but still cook large roasts and the like.

While a premium option is a good investment for a business, it's a little expensive for the average customer. The power output is also a little low for the size, but it may also mean you can save money on your electricity bills!

Just like the 30-litre model, this 25-litre oven from Russell Hobbs has a powerful 2500 W fan-assisted convection oven to hit the highest temperatures possible. It's ideal for cooking lasagnas, pizzas, baked potatoes, cottage pies, and anything else that requires a nice brown crisp.

While it comes with a manufacturer's 1-year guarantee, the 30-litre model has the same external dimensions available at a very similar price point. Unless you really want a smaller model, and it's available at a lower price, it's worth opting for the bigger model instead.

With an impressive 28-litres in a relatively compact package, this option from Samsung has a unique dough-proofing and fermenting function. It also has a variety of pre-set healthy recipes and a ceramic enamel interior that's easy to clean. 

While a fantastic multi-tasker and jack-of-all-trades, many customers have reported that it's not the most user-friendly option on the market, and the instructions are confusing. Still, fans of Samsung will likely get a lot of joy out of this product.

The Sage Combination Microwave combines multiple cooking technologies, including air frying, which isn't found on any other microwaves on our list. While it appears to have a low power output, it's very efficient and can reach temperatures of 230°C - the highest of all our featured products.

The obvious drawback of this microwave is its high price which makes it only really a viable option for a business with a commercial kitchen. If you're happy to invest in the best, this is worth picking up, but it's a bit of an overkill for the home.

There is a lot to like about the 23L Eco-Friendly Microwave Oven by Toshiba; it's affordable, has a decent capacity for the home, and has an innovative position-memory turntable. You can reduce standby power by turning on eco mode which helps save on bills.

What keeps this at the bottom of our list is that it only has a grill function and no convection oven. This is a large drawback, but if you only want some browning on top of a lasagne or shepherd's pie, this does the job.