If you’re shopping for a microwave convection oven in 2025, this video is my quick, no-fluff buyer’s guide to the top 5 models worth looking at. I built this list around the stuff that actually matters for most kitchens—price, performance, durability, and real user feedback—so you can get the best value and save money in the long run. I also point you to the latest prices using the links in the description. I start with the Toshiba EC042A5C-SS, a roomy 1.5 cu ft pick with 1000W, 10 power levels, sensor cooking, and a bunch of auto menus that help take the guesswork out of heating. Then I cover the Cuisinart convection microwave + grill for anyone who needs a smaller countertop footprint but still wants multi-stage cooking and convection baking/roasting. I also include the Panasonic NN-GN68KS, which doubles as a microwave and broiler (with a rack), adds a delay start and child lock, and leans hard into sensor-based presets. For smart cooking, the Brava stands out with app control, zoned cooking, and thousands of settings. And if you want a fast, even, high-capacity countertop oven that can handle family-sized meals, the Ninja DT201 Foodi XL Pro is a strong finisher.