- 1). Evaluate your space to narrow down your choices. You may prefer to just place it on the counter, but you can also mount it on a shelf or above the stove range. This will help you decide which models to look at.
- 2). Measure the space you need to fit the microwave into. Knowing these measurements, including the depth of the space, will help you eliminate microwave ovens that will not fit your needs.
- 3). Set a budget. Once you know what size and type of oven you need, research the price range for the appropriate microwave. Once you know what you can realistically expect to spend, you can decide on a range that fits your budget.
- 4). Determine what features you need, whether it be defrost, browning or even a "popcorn" button. Decide what you cannot live without, and look for ovens with those features that do not have expensive extras you will not use.
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