TOSHIBA ML4-EM22PAIT(SS) Countertop Microwave Oven with Sensor Cook, 6 Auto Menus, Origin Inverter, Child Lock, 2.2 Cu Ft for Large Family, 16.5 Inch Removable Turntable, 1200W, Stainless Steel

The micro wave purchased from Amazon Prime in May of 2025 has been great until 3 weeks ago when it stopped working. examination by licensed technicians revealed an internal burned connection with char. I think it should still be under warranty. I have purchased an identical replacement from Amazon Prime which is working fine. The May of 2025 Toshiba is in the shipping crate the new one came in. What to do? Willy Schwenzfeier container that the new one came in. ? under warranty, Refund? it is repairable and you may wish to pick it up

Works great. I like the door lock.

This is NOT an inverter microwave with continuous power levels! It's just like any other microwave that turns the full power on and off periodically for lower power levels. I was replacing my Panasonic inverter microwave because of a problematic door. I got this, and placed a slice of cheese on a plate at power 1 as I would in the Panasonic. The Panasonic would slowly and evenly warm the slice without melting it - that is a TRUE low power. This Toshiba BOILED THE CHEESE IN SECONDS ON THE LOWEST POWER SETTING! I'm returning it. Buyer beware - if you're expecting a the continuous true power levels of an inverter microwave, look elsewhere. I'm guessing ALL of the Toshiba so called "inverter" microwaves are like this. In case you were wondering, I did verify this unquestionably. I measured the external microwave emissions with a spectrum analyzer and it was at FULL POWER WHEN SET TO THE LOWEST POWER SETTING. At power level 1, it just runs full power for several seconds and then no power for a longer period of time - like the junky microwaves have since the 1980's. To make it worse, the annoying beeper cannot be shut off like it can on many other microwaves today. I searched deeply and experimented and I'm virtually certain there is no way by using any button combination.

I like the power. Cooks faster but does not dry out food. Does a great job of warming a dinner plate without over heating parts and leaving other parts cold. Also much quieter than the GE that it replaced.

Good looking microwave. It’s a great brand I’m sure it would have lasted for many years but it was so darn huge it would not fit in the space.

Great product and love the large capacity

Great microwave at a good price. Easy to use.

I really wanted to like this Toshiba microwave. It’s big, it’s VERY quiet, the features on the control panel make sense for the most part, it has a “+30seconds “ start button, and it looks nice. But that child lock mechanism on the door handle was a deal breaker. There’s no way to disable it, and it’s not obvious looking at it that you have to lift up the trigger on the backside of the handle to open the door. You just have to remember it’s there. Plus it’s kind of awkward to use. A push button on the front of the handle would have made more sense, and at least you’d see it so you might remember to depress it before opening the door. When I bought it, I figured we’d just get used to it. How hard could it be to remember to lift the trigger before you open it? But after a week of daily use, and the third or fourth or fifth time we nearly yanked it off the shelf by pulling on the handle without thinking, I realized the child lock makes it MORE dangerous, not less dangerous to operate. Even if WE got used to it, what about guests? If you think you can live with it, then by all means get this microwave because otherwise it seems really well made. But that child door lock… Find another way, Toshiba.