Breville BMO850BSS1BUC1 Smooth Wave Countertop Microwave Oven, Brushed Stainless Steel
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- The Breville Smooth Wave Microwave takes the guesswork out of cooking with Sensor iQ technology and 15 in-built smart presets, including Smart Cook, Smart Defrost and Smart Reheat; Engineered with 80% quieter soft close door and 50% quieter in operation
- SENSOR iQ TECHNOLOGY: Automatically adjust power to precisely cook or reheat; Countertop microwave's Smart Reheat feature detects steam released and automatically sets specific time for delicious results; Kitchen appliance understands your cooking needs
- POWER SMOOTHING INVERTER: Microwave automatically adjusts power intensity and delivers smooth, even power when you need more or less; Reheat pizza slices, soup and lasagna with precision; Defrost meats and meals without overheating and drying out edges
- SMART COOK, REHEAT & DEFROST: Featuring 15 in-built smart presets putting all the power at your fingertips; Smooth, low temperature delivers heat evenly without overheating and drying out so you can cook with ease, precisely reheat and delicately defrost
- QUIET MICROWAVE WITH SOFT CLOSE DOOR: Countertop microwave has 80% quieter soft close door and is 50% quieter in operation; Clever touches like Child Lock, Breville Sound Suite and Mute button mean less beeps and clangs, more pops and crunches
- SHORTCUTS AND ONE TOUCH AUTO SETTINGS: Countertop microwave oven has shortcuts panel on inside door for common tasks such as melting chocolate, softening butter, reheating pizza and more; Set your favorites with one touch and get delicious results
- A BIT MORE AND CHILD LOCK: Press 'A Bit More' button on countertop microwave to add extra time and get food right without having to start a whole new cycle; Keep your kitchen secure and protect your child with one touch security feature Child Lock button
- SETTINGS: Smart Cook, Smart Defrost, Smart Reheat, A Bit More, Child Lock, +30 Instant Start, Turntable Off and Shortcuts Panel
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 1250 Watts; Voltage: 120 Volts; Capacity: 1.2 cu.ft/34L
Description
Breville Smooth Wave Microwave BMO850BSS, Brushed Stainless Steel
Brand: Breville
Product Dimensions: 19"D x 20.43"W x 12.44"H
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Capacity: 1.2 Cubic Feet
Special Feature: Safety Lock
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Installation Type: Countertop
Wattage: 1250 watts
Material: Stainless Steel
Included Components: Instruction booklet
Product Dimensions: 19 x 20.43 x 12.44 inches
Item Weight: 26.2 pounds
Manufacturer: Breville
Item model number: BMO850BSS1BUC1
Date First Available: February 28, 2020
Capacity: 1.2 Cubic Feet
Item Weight: 26.2 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts (AC)
Wattage: 1250 watts
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1. FANTASTIC VISIBILITY WHILE COOKING: You can watch the progress of the brightly-illuminated contents through the window. This is the #1 most important feature that I was looking for, especially after limping along for a couple of years with a model that provided zero visibility. It's hard to shop for microwaves with this feature. I don't know why. Ads for products don't mention it, customer reviews don't mention it, and when I asked the question, people launched into explanations about how microwaves require a protective mesh that cuts down on visibility, or gave non-answers like "I think so but I'm not sure." You're not sure? You looked through the window, but you're not sure whether you could see your soup bubbling up and flowing over the edge of the mug? Doesn't anyone else want to catch their cup of tea or bowl of soup before it spills over? No? Just me? OK. Well, for those of you who don't like cleaning up spilled liquids every other day, I'm providing details about visibility. The light inside the machine is very bright, remains lit during the entire cooking operation, and is placed between you and the cooking material so that you can see when the first bubble arises in the liquid or when the butter or chocolate first begins to slump in the melting process. The interior is shiny silver metal, which helps to light up the cooking item even more. The protective mesh is not so thick and dense that it prevents you from seeing these events, as it was in the microwave that this one will replace. There are some caveats to visibility, though. I found that where I placed the machine made a difference to how well I could see inside. I wanted to place my machine on a shelf just level with my eyes, with a bright window behind it, and with a wall-length mirror behind ME. The problem with this setup is that no matter where I stand, my brightly-lit face is reflected in the smooth glass. Meanwhile, the mirror behind me reflects the light from the window behind the machine. However, when I first unboxed the machine, I set it up to test it in a darker place with no backlighting from either direction, on a shelf at waist-height. In this configuration, I could see everything perfectly. I should mention that placement and room lighting did NOT matter to my old microwave that didn't permit visual monitoring of the food; no matter how dark the room, I couldn't see inside it, even though it is equipped with a bright light. In that case, the mesh on the window was the problem (though I can't explain what is different about it). 2. SILENCE You can turn off all the sounds this oven makes. Most microwaves make loud, rude BEEEEEPs for every keypress and then give a long, drawn-out series of beeps to tell you cooking is done. Then if you don't attend to the oven promptly enough, you get the whole series of beeps again until you comply. Since I stand in front of the microwave to do my operations, most of which are 30 seconds or less long, I don't need to be reminded to remove the contents. Normally I just need silence, no alerts or nagging necessary. Turning off the sounds is easy and quick--no reading of the manual for codes or sneaky techniques necessary. Press mute and you are done. And these are quiet chimes, not loud beeps. The ending notification is just a single chime, not a long plaintive series trying to call in you in from the moors. If you prefer to have audible notifications, at least they are more pleasant and less alarming, and you can't hear them several rooms away. SOFT-CLOSE DOOR 3. This is a great feature. I don't cook in the middle of the night when others could be disturbed, so the noise of doors opening and closing isn't an issue in my house. But as I mentioned, most of my experiments are with liquids in little shotglasses. I need the liquids to not be sloshed out of the glass due to door slamming; the magnetic self-closing door closes softly and without causing eruptions. I was leery of the pull-handle, which is what my old microwave had, because opening the door also caused sloshing. But this one opens easily enough that this doesn't happen, so I'm happy with it. 4. ANALOG CONTROLS In other words, dials, not number key pads. The default time is set to 30 seconds. A quick twist to the left/counterclockwise reduces the time, to the right increase the time. You don't have to hunt for the right number keys and press them individually. And the dial is instantly responsive just like a real analog dial or a steering wheel on a car, even though the time is selected digitally. (This is as opposed to my LG washing machine, which also has a fake analog dial, but incongruently requires several full twists of the dial to move the selection.) It's so much faster to use a dial for this operation that I'm shocked that keypads have been the standard for so many decades. Sometimes analog is just better, even if it *looks* less high-tech and futuristic. The power dial works similarly; the default power is 100%, which a quick nudge counterclockwise reduces in increments of 10. The screen shows the typical use for each power level, like reheat and melt, which is handy. Since my work day consists of many microwave blasts of 5-8 seconds at a time, I was worried that the time control would not be fine enough for my purposes. But it is. You can run the oven for 1 second if that's what you need. Primo! I haven't done enough experimenting with the pre-programmed buttons to say anything about them, and I haven't set up a custom program. It looks to me like I can only program a single custom program, which is a little disappointing, since I have about 5 primary types of runs that I'd like to have on speed dial, but I'm not sure about that yet. I might also be able to use the presets for my purposes once I become familiar with them. I'll try to remember to check back in here with an update. For now, I'm extremely happy with this machine. It's what all microwaves should be.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by carobearo
Three years later, I'm still very happy with this microwave. I live in an apt bldg with flimsy floors, and the microwave that was already installed in the kitchen had an incredibly loud exhaust fan, a loud beep and no mute button. The Breville is as quiet as a microwave can be. The fan tends to keep running after you're done nuking, but I think that's part of its quietness - the fan runs longer so it doesn't have to blow as hard. I remember reading reviews that said the door auto-close function may not last - mine lasted for about 2 years. It's not a big deal having to give the door a little shove to close it the rest of the way, and it still closes very quietly. This microwave has lots of functions for smarter cooking but I'm not using any so can't comment. Cooking times are about the same as with other microwaves - instructions on packages tend to be spot-on. I do think the Breville does a better job of heating food evenly than I remember with my last microwave.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by EditorSpeaks
This is what a microwave of 2025 should be like. You control it. You have choices. It chimes, not a ding. You can set the volume! I mean really, why doesn't every microwave have this. There are dials instead of a touch screen. It seems solid and big enough inside. It's quiet as it works. It's easy to swipe clean. Every time I use it I'm pleased. It seems to me there are 3 levels of microwaves....the cheapies, then the mass majority and then the Breville. The only omission I see is the time does not stay lit like for those midnight raids. But maybe I should read the comphrensive manual again. I did buy a cool clock though that has lots of colors to add pizzazz to this serious piece of kitchen equipment. I have absolutely no regrets about this microwave. Enough of the "it's just a microwave" mentality. You deserve this.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by BerkeleyChick
This is an attractive microwave, gives a higher-end feel to one of the typically less attractive appliances in your kitchen. Functions are nice, I especially liked how easy it was to fidget with the power to accomplish whatever job you needed to. Presets were OK, but never found them to be the one-button solutions that they promised to be (for instance, the soften butter and popcorn functions never quite left me with soft butter or fully popped popcorn). But one star because this $400 microwave, maybe the most expensive microwave money can buy in modern America, had minor flaws from day one and then major flaws starting a year in. The minor flaws were things like the soft close door not working, which meant the door wouldn't close at all, which meant I couldn't use the microwave. Had to unplug the unit and reset some sort of internal electronics to get the door to function again. Annoying, but rare enough that we lived with it. The major flaw was that starting around a year in, we would sometimes pull the food out and it was cold. This started as an intermittent problem that was definitely annoying and enough to swear me off of buying this microwave ever again, but we learned to live with it. Fast forward another six months and we'd gone from cold food once/week grew to once/day and then 90% of the time that we tried to use it. In essence, we now have a microwave that will turn food in a circle for as long as you ask it to, but not cook it. An appliance breaking down a year into owning it is frustrating enough, but sadly somewhat accepted in an era of mass produced cheap consumer goods. But when you buy the top-of-the line, you expect it to be an exception to that rule. Or you at least expect the company to stand by its product and offer a replacement so early into its life. Unfortunately, neither were the case here. I'm already outside of the paltry 1-year limited warranty, so customer service gave me the options to A. send it in and pay for a repair myself or B. buy a new one. I'll be buying a new one and it won't be a Breville.
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