Hisense 23 Litre Microwave in Black vs Freestanding Solo Microwave 6 Presets — Comparison

The Hisense H23MOBS5HUK 23 Litre Microwave and Hisense H25MOBS7HUK Freestanding Solo Microwave are black solo models aimed at everyday reheating, defrosting and quick cooking. The H23MOBS5HUK is priced at £89 and sits as the mid-sized option, while the H25MOBS7HUK costs £99 and steps up slightly in capacity and power.

The H23MOBS5HUK gives 23L capacity, a 27cm turntable and 800W power output. It includes a timer, automatic programmes and easy-to-use touch controls. The H25MOBS7HUK increases the capacity to 25L and power to 900W, while keeping the timer, automatic programmes and touch controls. It is also described as having 6 presets. The difference is therefore straightforward: for £10 more, the H25MOBS7HUK adds 2L of space and 100W of extra power.

The H23MOBS5HUK suits smaller households, flats and users who want an affordable black microwave with enough space for normal dinner plates. Its 800W output is sufficient for everyday reheating, and the automatic programmes help take guesswork out of common foods. The H25MOBS7HUK is better for families or users who cook larger portions, reheat bigger containers or want slightly faster results. Its 25L capacity gives more breathing room, while 900W power should reduce waiting time compared with the 800W model. Since the price increase is modest, the H25MOBS7HUK is the stronger long-term choice unless countertop space or budget is especially tight.

Bottom line: "choose H23MOBS5HUK if you want a £89 23L microwave with 800W power and touch controls / opt for H25MOBS7HUK if you can spend £10 more for 25L capacity, 900W power and 6 presets."