Features:

• 900-watt 1-1/2-cubic-foot convection microwave with 11 power levels
• 2-color, 7-digit, interactive display; Smart and Easy sensor settings
• CompuBroil, CompuRoast, and CompuBake; manual temperature settings
• Interior light; 15-3/8-inch turntable for even heating; low and high racks included
• Measures 24-5/8 by 14-7/8 by 19 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
The R-930 convection microwave oven from Sharp incorporates an advanced Interactive Cooking System with Custom Help™ key for easy-to-follow cooking and programming instructions. You also get 1.5 cu. ft. of cooking capacity and 900 watts of cooking power, and baking, broiling and roasting capability.

Rating : - Good overall, but just bit short of expectations
We had one of Sharp's first micro convection ovens, used it for a number of years, and "lost" it when when it was included as a contingency on a purchase offer for our house! As giving up a 7-8 year-old microwave in order to sell a house seemed like a good trade off, off it went!

In the interim (about 5 years or so), we've owned 3 different microwaves, inclusive of one in an RV (all non-convection). Our new house's kitchen is small and has a single low-end stove, however, so we decided to get another Sharps micro convection oven to supplement our cooking capabilities. The Sharp micro convections are consistently highly-rated and we had a good experience with the last Sharp, so that's what we bought.

It's been several months now and so far so good. I can't say it is as well-built as our last Sharp micro convection oven, but the convection oven function works and the temperature control is accurate. Where it falls short is actually the microwave side. Our last few microwaves have been easier to use, with single button functions that made more sense. The Sharp also doesn't seem to have as much power, in spite of having the same nominal wattage as some of our previous ovens. Popcorn popping is really problematic. You HAVE to use the elevated rack, and the rack burns through the bags ... unless you also use a plate. It's not convenient and there's more to clean.

This is a large oven. Our microwave sits in a cabinet niche above the countertop and I had to recut the trim to make it fit. As it's deeper than most microwaves, the feet barely make it onto the shelf at the front. The door mechanism doesn't feel very robust, and the door itself is prone to sticking shut unless you make efforts to keep the oven face really, really clean.

All in all, 4 stars. I'd like to see the build quality go up a notch and some of the microwave usage issues addressed before giving it a better rating. It is still the best alternative out there for a micro convection oven, however.