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LG 30L Solo Microwave MS3032BK, 900W, Steam Clean, ₹10,790
By Mohan · Updated
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Need the biggest microwave you can get under ₹15,000, and never bake? The LG 30L Solo Microwave (model MS3032BK) has the largest cavity in this list and a glass door. It was ₹10,790 when we checked (MRP ₹12,499), and it ships from Amazon. It ranks #10 in our Best Microwave Ovens Under ₹15,000 list with an overall score of 6.4/10. It is a solo model, so it scores low on cooking type in a list full of convection ovens.
WHO IT'S FOR
Large families who mostly reheat, defrost and cook simple dishes in big bowls or platters, and who want an LG with easy cleaning. If you want to bake or grill, choose a convection model in this list instead.
SOLO VS CONVECTION
A solo microwave only uses microwaves: it reheats, defrosts, boils milk and cooks dal, rice, poha and vegetables. It cannot brown, crisp or bake. Solo models are simpler, lighter and usually cheaper than convection models of the same size, which is why this 30-litre LG costs less than most 23–28 litre convection ovens here.
CAPACITY AND TYPE
30 litres, which LG says suits large families: 10.0/10, the top score. As a solo model with i-Wave technology for even heating, type scores 4.0/10.
POWER
900W output and 1350W maximum consumption, with a 0.5W standby figure. The number of power levels is not stated: 7.5/10.
MENUS AND CONTROLS
44 auto-cook menus grouped as Indian Rasoi, Quick Bites and Utility Corner, plus programs like melting butter and chocolate, cooking rice and soup, and thawing. Controls are an LED display with buttons (Start, Select/+30 seconds, increase/decrease). Menus score 5.5/10 and controls 6.5/10.
CLEANING AND SAFETY
An anti-bacterial cavity that LG says resists odour, plus steam clean: 8.0/10. Child lock, a safety door lock system and a door-open button are listed, with an energy-saving display-off mode: 8.0/10.
ACCESSORIES AND WARRANTY
Only a glass tray, rotating ring and owner's manual (3.5/10), and 1 year on the product (4.0/10).
WHAT SIZE DO YOU NEED?
As a rough guide, 20–23 litres suits one to three people, while 25–30 litres fits a bigger casserole or cake tin and suits a family of four to six. Convection models are heavy (often 15–18 kg) and wide, so measure your counter and leave a few centimetres free at the back and sides for ventilation.
LISTING NOTES
The page mentions a quartz heater ("concealed heating"), which normally belongs to grill models; this is a solo microwave, so ignore that line. The size is listed as 50.8 cm wide × 29 cm high × 40 cm deep in the bullets, but the spec table swaps depth and height. It weighs 14.1 kg and is made in India. Value scores 6.5/10.
PROS
- ✓30 litres, the biggest cavity here
- ✓900W, i-Wave even heating
Anti-bacterial cavity + steam clean
CONS AND THINGS TO KNOW
- ✗Solo only: no grilling or baking
- ✗1-year warranty, no extra accessories
HOW IT COMPARES AT THIS PRICE
The IFB 24L Solo (₹8,490) is ₹2,300 cheaper, with 10 power levels, 69 menus, but 6 litres smaller. The Midea 28L Convection (₹10,990) costs only ₹200 more and can grill and bake.
VERDICT
The LG 30L is the solo microwave to buy if you need maximum space. For most other kitchens, the IFB 24L Solo or a convection model gives better value.
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