Buttons on a microwave are like features on a car (or in a software program). Great for comparative marketing, but do you really need all those features? Do they make it better?
I bought this microwave, currently $74.97 and even my six year old could use it. I'm not blind, but I can't imagine why anybody needs all those buttons. I bought this because it saves me a couple seconds every time I use it. It is a better, simpler design, cheaper, and appeals to my favorite design principle: "what can we remove to make this better?"
The only downside is that the electronics and mechanical parts are not built to last. But that's generally true of the expensive microwaves too, and they have more things that will break rendering the whole thing useless.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BGTNY8O/
I bought this microwave, currently $74.97 and even my six year old could use it. I'm not blind, but I can't imagine why anybody needs all those buttons. I bought this because it saves me a couple seconds every time I use it. It is a better, simpler design, cheaper, and appeals to my favorite design principle: "what can we remove to make this better?" The only downside is that the electronics and mechanical parts are not built to last. But that's generally true of the expensive microwaves too, and they have more things that will break rendering the whole thing useless. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BGTNY8O/