Sage microwaves are premium countertop models, led by the Combi Wave 3-in-1, which combines a microwave, air fryer and convection oven in one appliance.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sage | 4 | £179–£350 | — |
| Panasonic | 32 | £78–£559 | Sage vs Panasonic |
| Russell Hobbs | 15 | £79–£200 | Sage vs Russell Hobbs |
| Bosch | 9 | £129–£919 | Sage vs Bosch |
| Indesit | 9 | £179–£369 | Sage vs Indesit |
| Hotpoint | 8 | £219–£899 | Sage vs Hotpoint |
Sage suits buyers who want a premium countertop appliance that can microwave, air fry and bake, saving worktop space by replacing an air fryer and mini oven. Buyers who only reheat will find the Compact Wave or a cheaper brand sufficient.
What is the Sage Combi Wave?
The Sage Combi Wave 3 in 1 is a microwave, air fryer and convection oven in a single countertop appliance.
Is a Sage microwave worth the money?
If you will use the air fry and convection modes, the Combi Wave can replace separate appliances, which offsets its higher price.
Does Sage make a solo microwave?
Yes. The Sage Compact Wave Soft Close is a 25L 800W solo microwave.
What does soft close mean on a Sage microwave?
The door closes slowly and quietly, which is pleasant in open-plan kitchens and protects the hinge.
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