Fujitsu Lifebook A514

combination of i3 CPU and SSD ensures smooth operation, solid software equipment, above-average display contrast

with below-average luminance, suboptimal price-performance ratio

Working with the LifeBook A514 is a smooth experience: No question, the combination of a current Haswell i3 and Samsung SSD can actually convince, and the power consumption as well as the noise development are great. But there are also some details...

Stainless steel interior & exterior making it easy to clean and, importantly with a combi microwave, no likelihood of the outer casing cracking with the heat. Powerful 1000 watt microwave.

None I've come across yet (and this is the second one I have bought).

ease of use, quicker than old microwave, slimline fits on work surface better

expensive

Good peformance but quite slimline and easy to use.

Bit noisy

Very effective cooking process and easy to use with a versatile range of programmes.

Can't think of any

Smaller than my old one, but just as good.

Doesn't auto weigh, which I found invaluable

i dont need to use the main oven as often as i had to. Its quick and cooks and heats the foods very evenly. Very easy to keep clean (brilliant!!!!)

instruction booklet isnt easy to follow, could be more user friendly.

Does exactly what it says on the packet, A very good microwave oven

The LCD display vertical viewing angle is narrow making it difficult to see what has been set on it.

it is a good oven for visually impaied and people with touch difficulties

the start and on and off switch would be better different shapes

Everything