Hisense microwaves are affordable solo and grill models in black, silver and white, mostly priced under £100 and sized for everyday kitchens.
Prices are taken from our latest retailer feed and can change; check the product page for the current price.
| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hisense | 8 | £69–£199 | — |
| Panasonic | 32 | £78–£559 | Hisense vs Panasonic |
| Russell Hobbs | 15 | £79–£200 | Hisense vs Russell Hobbs |
| Bosch | 9 | £129–£919 | Hisense vs Bosch |
| Indesit | 9 | £179–£369 | Hisense vs Indesit |
| Hotpoint | 8 | £219–£899 | Hisense vs Hotpoint |
Hisense suits anyone who wants a dependable everyday microwave or microwave grill at a low price, from students and first-time buyers to families wanting a larger 25-29L model. If you want to brown or crisp food as well as reheat it, choose one of the grill models, which cost only slightly more.
Are Hisense microwaves good value?
Yes. Hisense microwaves offer reliable everyday performance and useful features like grills and presets at low prices.
Do Hisense microwaves have a grill?
Several models, such as the H20MOMBS4HGUK and H29MOBS9HGUK, include a grill function.
What size Hisense microwave do I need?
A 20-23L microwave suits most households, while a 25-29L model suits families and larger dishes.
Are there black Hisense microwaves?
Yes. Several Hisense models come in black, alongside silver and white versions.
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