Solo Microwaves

The Fagor SPOUT7GF is a green microwave, with a quirky dome shape, featuring a 28cm turntable, 700w of power and a digital display.

The Fagor SPOUT7UV is a dome shaped purple microwave, with a 28cm turntable and 4 different power levels.

After an unusual and slightly quirky looking microwave? The Fagor SPOUT7BO Spoutnik Microwave may be the one for you - spherical in shape, 700w of power and blue in colour.

The Samsung ME89F-1SS offers 800w of power, a generous 23 litres capacity, and is finished in a sleek silver exterior.

The Whirlpool Max 35 Silver is a smart looking microwave, providing a 13 litre capacity and 750w of power, complete with it's unique, yet unusual, space saving rounded back panel.

The Whirlpool Max 35 Purple has two main selling points - the funky purple colour scheme and the quirky curved back panel, which enables you to easily fit this 13 litre 750w microwave into the kitchen corner.

The Whirlpool Max 35 White features a rounded back, and thus will fit into corners, taking up less kitchen space.  Power output is 750w, and the capacity is 13 litres.

The Whirlpool Max 35 Red solo microwave features a curved back section, and an unusual red finish.  Capacity is 13 litres, and power output is 750w - this space saving microwave takes up less room in your kitchen.

Looking for a cream microwave?  The Whirlpool Max 35 Cream is specifically designed to slide into corners, taking up less room than a traditional 20 litre model, whilst still providing the same amount of usable space.

The Whirlpool Max 35 Black is designed to fit into corners, with a unique rounded back design.  Overall capacity is 13 litres, which is the equivalent of a 20 litre standard microwave, and power output is 750w.

Looking for that perfect retro styled microwave for your traditional kitchen? Fairly standard in terms of specification, the Daewoo KOR6N9RW solo microwave, is finished in a crisp white design, and provides a 20 litre capacity together with an 800w power output.

The Daewoo QT3 is a white and pink microwave, featuring a small 14 litre capacity, 600w of power, with 7 different power levels and a 10 inch turntable.

A 20 litre bright pink microwave, with chrome controls, providing 700w of power and a digital display.

Finished in gloss purple, the Daewoo KOR6N9RP is a 20 Litre, 800w solo microwave with 5 different power settings.

Here we have a typical example of an entry level solo microwave - the cream RHM2064C is manufactured by Russell Hobbs, with a 20 litre capacity, digital timer and 800w of power.  We investigate whether it offers good value for money and performs well for it's relatively small price tag.

The RHM2064P is a 20 litre purple microwave from Russell Hobbs, with 800w of power

If looking for a red microwave, particularly a small solo version, your options are somewhat limited.  Here we take a peak at one of the few models on the market which meet this specification - The Russell Hobbs Heritage RHM2064R Microwave features a slightly unorthodox quirky design, finished in red and offering a 20 litre capacity.

Coming up now in our solo microwave section is a new cream themed model from the dependable Daewoo.  Priced at just under £70 is the retro styled Daewoo KOR6N9RC cream microwave, offering a spacious 20 Litre capacity, an intuitive control system and packing 800 Watts of power from it's cream shell.

Priced at around £60 is the Panasonic NN-E271WMBPQ, a 20 litre compact solo microwave, offering 800w of power, and finished in a crisp white exterior.

The Daewoo KOR6N9RR is a red microwave, offering a modest 20 litres of capacity and 800w of power. Read on for more details.