Sharp - 1.2 Cu. Ft. Built-in Microwave Drawer with Sensor Cooking - Stainless Steel

Love this microwave. Fit perfectly in our cabinet without having to make any adjustments. Maybe 5 minute install from opening box. Very sleek.

Great microwave, love the integrated clean look and the drawer vs a swing out door. A bit pricey but worth it for remodel.

The microwave drawer looks great in my new kitchen but I miss my old traditional microwave with spinning tray. I feel this drawer does not heat my food evenly. The foot gets very hot on top but the bottom stays cool. The interior space is also short so it will not fit tall items. It’s higher in cost as well but it does the job and looks very nice.

Great looking microwave and runs quiet. Door glides open smoothly and plastic coating over buttons is sturdy/wont crack. If you're having cabinets made, I recommend buying this first so that your carpenter can take exact measurements. (Ours had to come back and cut a notch in the top of the cabinet opening to make it fit. The notch needed was for the raised housing for the flip out panel. This wasn't readily apparent from the spec sheet.)

A family member had had this microwave and we used it several times at their house so was thrilled when we remodeled and could get it for our house. We installed it ourselves and we’re pleased with the super clear instructions on the size specifications needed works great and love being able to bump it with my hip to close it while cooking. We still have to build out a drawer to go under it.

We’ve had our Sharp drawer microwave for a while now, and I can honestly say it’s one of the best upgrades we’ve made to our kitchen. The drawer design not only looks beautiful and modern, but it also frees up valuable counter space and makes the kitchen feel much more open. It’s incredibly easy to use, heats food evenly, and operates much more quietly than our previous microwave. I especially love that there’s no heavy door to swing open—simply pull out the drawer, which makes it convenient for everything from reheating leftovers to lifting heavier dishes safely. The build quality feels excellent, it’s easy to keep clean, and it’s been completely reliable. If you’re remodeling your kitchen or considering a built-in microwave, I highly recommend the Sharp drawer microwave. It costs more than a standard countertop model, but for us, the convenience, appearance, and performance have made it well worth the investment.

The sliding microwave is large enough for any of my dishes, but compact and saves space. I can put an air fryer or toaster right above where I would normally place a microwave. A little concerned about potential messes and cleaning but so far, it's spotless and easy to maintain.

Microwave buttons were not working … I called Sharp and they promptly provided a great price to fix the problem.

The drawer mechanicals only lasted about 3 weeks. After that, they got off-kilter, with one side opening faster than the other, and as a result our microwave now slams shut. The sound is so loud that it echoes throughout the house and shakes the floors. We can't use the microwave when our baby is sleeping or she will wake up -- upstairs, with all the doors shut! Even worse, I purchased a 3-year warranty and have been unable to even get a Sharp repairperson to my house to assess my microwave. We had a repairperson out but he said he couldn't touch it or it would void our warranty, all service has to be through Sharp. Sharp's customer service said they have determined that the unit is functioning as intended, based only on a video we sent them -- even though I explained that it's impossible to understand the scope of the problem (i.e., the loud thud and house shaking) through video. They also refused my request to return the item. I was told that I need to sue Sharp in order to get a repair or be able to return my product for a refund. After a year, hours wasted trying to get it fixed, or even assessed, but getting nowhere, and countless baby wakeups, I'm sick and tired of this sub-par microwave!