Combined Microwave and Oven (COMBO) in CM

[scottiejohn]

Combined Microwave and Oven (COMBO)
Does anyone know where to buy a domestic combined Microwave and Conventional oven (COMBO) and any idea of the cost.

[CMKiwi]

Samsung do them. But cannot for the life of me remember price....maybe lazada could help.

 

I just checked. From about 6k up to 12k.

Edited April 20, 2017 by CMKiwi

[pilou]

We have 2 of them, both purchased at Siam TV.

 

1st is an Hitachi ( combo + steam ), purchased a few years ago for about 16000 bahts, but has had to be repaired once, hence the purchase of the 2nd, a Samsung, a bit cheaper, I think it was around 10 to 12000 bahts.

 

Sorry, not currently at home, so cannot give the references.

 

Phil

Edited April 20, 2017 by pilou

[JaseTheBass]

We have one of these ovens. It's brilliant and the actual oven size and price is about the same as the free-standing low tech gas ovens they sell here.

http://www.toshiba.co.th/product/Microwave%20Oven/158/ER-GD400C®%20.html

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[scottiejohn]

Thanks for the replies.  I'll pop down to Siam TV later.

[wolfmuc]

Hi, scottiejohn

May be it's too late, but

depending on your needs I would suggest a regular microwave plus a small/medium/big oven.

This might add to 3 or 4.000 baht, may be a bit more.

And the money saved might give the family a big cooking experience...

 

[thaibeachlovers]

Don't do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I bought one. A really heavy, expensive monster. Worked, but too many problems. 

I should have bought a big electric benchtop stove and a microwave. I bought a microwave anyway as too much hassle getting the combined one out of the corner to use it. If you don't have a  BIG kitchen bench, it's just in the way.

As for the cost- way too expensive. Could have bought 3 each of the alternatives for the price of it.

[Rotweiler]

We have a Toshiba combination microwave; oven; steam oven, broiler; defroster, etc.

 

Has worked perfectly for 8 years with zero problems.  It is especially great at heating frozen dinner/meat pies/etc - you can use steam or not and both do the job perfectly.  Purchased at Siam TV.