All microwaves should be designed this way tbh.

[MurexHyena]

Honestly, Samsung created a microwave with just two knobs, one for time and one for power and it's by far the best microwave in the world

[DoktorTaiko]

I appreciate the touch of having an unnecessarily complex design that activates a piston instead of just having a mechanical switch or even just a cover for all other buttons. Very much on brand.

[saken]

This is kind of how I think elevators in buildings with only two floors should have one button that says "The Other Floor".

[hofrasgaming]

This looks like something you‘d find in a nursing home

[Goatman_Gamer]

I would tweak the design and add the cancel button maybe?

[AshePenumbra]

I actually use the power strength levels on my microwave quite a lot. It makes a big difference on certain foods!

[riggs]

Microwave Oven Manufacturers: We’ve got it! We’ll create a popcorn button!

Popcorn Companies: Consumers, whatever you do, do NOT use the popcorn button!

[amuronam]

Bro removed the functionality of his microwave.

[triptheroad]

Elderly need this for their TV remotes so they can't accidentally switch inputs 😂

[tkvscigeogadgets]

I would say that "people who don't know how to use a microwave" only use the two buttons.

[rokaq]

The fact that he had to push a button in the exact orientation of the microwave button but still he decided to create an entire electrical circuit to make it be pushed by an actuator instead is the reason why I watch this channel.

[nouli]

Imagine having to hit it 22 times for the 11 minutes my frozen lasagna takes to make :')

[autodidacticartisan]

I recently got a microwave with the perfect setup. It has one large knob The size of a Tennis ball. You turn the knob and every click It makes adds 10 seconds and then you push it in to start. Like adjusting the volume of a radio. After having it for a couple months, I can, almost without looking quickly Crank it over to exactly a minute or a minute and a 1/2 just from Muscle memory.

10 second increments, I think, are perfect since for some things The difference between 20 seconds and 30 seconds can be a lot.

[blaster-zyxx]

My favorite microwave had all the useless fancy buttons inside the door. The only buttons on the outside were 30 sec and stop. I loved it.

[Codemantic]

I'm not mashing a button to get 5 minutes for a baked potato

[masheemashedpotatoes]

Frozen Burrito:

Lava on the outside, icicle in the middle. Perfection.

[gordier]

“It’s daylight savings time guys, remember to set your clocks”

[devaughng]

engineers always fixing something that doesn't need fixed

[blaster-zyxx]

Microwaved used to just have a timer knob. You turned it to the time you wanted and it started and cooked that long and stopped and dinged when it was done. It was perfect. Everyone knew how to use it and the world was wonderful. Then manufacturers wanted to screw it up and they succeeded. They replaced the knob with a series of poorly labeled buttons that required 10 steps and solving for x to make it go. And every one is different.

[hardikyadavreviews]

Bro created a solution to a problem that doesn't exist