“Why does your list of specifications say that this microwave does not have sensor heating but in the description it says that the microwave has sensor IQ technology?”

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• When the microwave is in the process of cooking, it actually senses the moisture/steam that is given off from the food and makes adjustments to the power level and cooking times. It is a wonderful microwave, and probably the best I've ever used. I think you will enjoy it.

  Answered by WesternSky 5 years ago

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• It is not physical insertable sensor, but rather, a moisture release sensor which detects the amount of heat and moisture being given off in the chamber. It will automatically adjust the time based on the detected moisture and thus prevent overcooking.

  Answered by TimothyTrimble 5 years ago

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• The Breville® BMO850 Smooth Wave™ Microwave does not have heat sensors that will increase or decrease power. It does, however sense steam and use that to fluctuate the power as needed.

  Answered by Breville Consumer Support 5 years ago

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• I do nor know but it does a great job with the sensor especially on reheating and measuring how long to cook things.

  Answered by BobM 5 years ago

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• Yes, it has sensors. Used for determining how long to reheat food, based on steam output of the food.

  Answered by daytonadan 5 years ago

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