Customer Ratings & Reviews

We love our Combi Wave! The soft close door and quick consistent cooking make this a must have. We used this exclusively while our kitchen was being remodeled and it was great for grilling and microwaving.

I love this microwave! I have used the air fryer - which worked perfectly. And the bacon setting cooked slices well. I also have used it to bake a quick batch of cookies, melt butter, pop popcorn, defrost...all settings are spot on. The convection oven is brilliant - cooks meat well. As a hobbyist chef, I really appreciate the utility of this unit.

I bought this after my GE microwave hit the electronic graveyard. I was skeptical because I wasn’t sure how a microwave could be an air fryer, and an oven as well. It was mind boggling for me. But I made the purchase and it’s the best decision I’ve made in awhile. Definitely worth the money!

Mother looked at this product after needing to return another item because of the power intake. This microwave looks far better than her white microwave from the 90's. I am super jealous of her since this microwave looks so sleek in the kitchen, has many different features, and most importantly is dynamic.

Really enjoy using this altho havent used tge grill or convection oven yet, which i really want to do. The microwave is great. I love love the soft close door. Thought this was pricy but it is a 3 in 1 appliance, so I will have to try all 3 to see if worth it. So far so good!

This is a good-looking Convection Microwave, however, it is too complexed to operate, unless you use it daily. Trying to attempt simple process, you have to remember the correct procedures and when you're cooking a meal, it could become a distracter if you don't remember the processing procedures. For our use, a simpler process is required. This was returned to the store.

Haven't explored all of the settings/features yet, but have been very pleased with this microwave. Love the quiet shut feature and the "finished tone" not super loud, persistent like many microwaves are - doesn't disrupt the whole house.

This thing is amazing. Having our kitchen remodeled and have no appliances. Was able to bake dressing for Thanksgiving. Can use the Combi feature to cook a frozen pot pie in 10 minutes with a perfectly baked crust. The air fry function works great too. Can't wait to try more things in this oven.

Excellent product, combines convection oven with air fry and microwave. All functions are performed more quickly and efficiently because of the ability to combine cooking functions in each activity. You should know going in that this product does NOT do toast functions.

A great multi-function appliance. Serves as an oven for smaller items.

Absolutely the best microwave multi-functional oven i have ever had the pleasure to own and use. No regrets here with this fantastic purchase. Go get yourself one Today!

This is an amazing addition to my kitchen! We found this gem while using it in a condo an a recent vacation. It toasted a croissant perfectly and I exclaimed - I have to have this! Not that I eat a ton of croissants, but you get what I mean. Doing a light kitchen refurb I decided the over the range ugly Microwave was out. I only use it to melt butter, chocolate and to make Mac & Cheese for the grandkids. The Breville would replace the microwave & Air-fryer I would put away after each use and the Microwave. Not only does it replace those appliances it is a mini-oven! Why heat up the kitchen with your big oven. This does it all. For those with small kitchens, cooking for one or two, RVs, boats, dorm rooms, etc. this oven is amazing! The few issues I have …. The moisture build up when using the microwave function, the air-fryer function doesn’t crisp quite as great as my traditional air fryer and cleaning it is a little harder than the traditional microwave.

Love the breville high power and love the cooling part.

This microwave is great!!! I have made my fries with the air frying feature they come out delicious especially when I don’t have to use any oil. I’ve also made a cake and I can say the oven feature is also great a bit small but it’s good. I would definitely recommend this especially when it replaces 3 appliances.

Love this little unit. I needed the versatility since we moved to a new house with limited space. Though I haven’t yet used the air fry option, the oven and microwave functions are working splendidly, so I have no doubt that air fry will be terrific.

Excellent! Thank you. Would happily purchase again

I got my a few years ago and still in love........

Very good quality, easy to use, recommended. Nice design.

Exactly what I wanted for the right price. Combi Wave.

THE GOOD -Combines multiple cooking devices into one, saves counter and storage space -Lots of worthwhile cooking presets -Nicely guided interface for presets -Soft closing door -Quiet operation THE BAD -Somewhat pricey -The many cooking mode options can be confusing -Documentation is lacking -Backlight ( clock ) doesn't stay on -No kitchen timer feature -Controls split between front panel and inside door -Air fryer won't go below 400 F -External surfaces get hot THE DETAILS The Combi Wave's big selling point is its multiple cooking methods. Aside from just cost, a kitchen appliance's versatility compared against how much counter or cupboard space I give up to store it is a big factor for me. A standalone air fryer is a perfect example: I can't justify buying and storing something that large that has such a limited application and can only cook in small batches. But an air-fryer packed into a microwave that can also operate as a convection oven is rather appealing. The question is, does it still function as well as a standalone microwave, air-fryer, and convection oven? Mostly yes, but not completely. As a microwave, it's, well, a microwave. Instead of an illuminated numeral display and a membrane switch pad you get two knobs, a few hard buttons, and a large orange backlit LCD panel. Some of the control buttons are inside the door frame, making a split control panel, which is odd. I suppose Breville thought putting the less-used buttons there would make the front panel cleaner. The display is great for displaying full menus to navigate the MANY presets for cooking and reheating ( some even mix the multiple cooking modes ). The door uses an interesting quiet close feature, much like an automatic car trunk latch, and actual microwave operation is a few dB softer than my last microwave. The two big feature drawbacks are a lack of a kitchen timer and inability to set the backlight to stay on for a clock mode. Understandably, a large glowing orange panel instead of small green illuminated numbers might be more light than you want at night. As for the air-fryer and convection modes, they work as advertised but are limited by the unit's size. The Combi Wave is much smaller than a regular convection oven so you can't cook near as much food. It's great for reheating leftovers or baking a small pan of brownies, but you won't want it for a large batch of cookies or a casserole. Also, it's not an air-fryer in a strict sense. Instead of heated air being blown through a mesh basket, the Combi Wave uses a heating element up top with the included fry tray to make a quasi grill with circulated air, though it works well. Unfortunately you can't set the temperature lower than 400 F in air-fryer mode. The active heating elements also means the exterior surfaces get warm. The manual recommends 8 inches of clearance on the top and two sides ( most important on the left side for the air vent ). The manual also does a great job of explaining the different cooking modes and presets available, but isn't great at explaining how best to use them or the included cooking tray and trivet. All in all, it's a good microwave that includes some nice extra features for the cost that you may not have access to otherwise. While on the pricey side for a microwave itself, it's much cheaper than a dedicated convection oven and much more versatile than a standalone air-fryer. And it doesn't take up any more space in your kitchen than you'd already use for a microwave alone. The cost makes it more a luxury item than a necessity, but it's one you'll appreciate and use quite a bit. Speaking of the