Russell Hobbs RHMD714-BN review
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- Microwave
- Freestanding
- Turntable
Russell Hobbs claims its Scandinavian-inspired microwave will compliment any space in your kitchen while meeting all of your cooking needs. But how well does it perform the basics such as reheating, cooking and defrosting? And is it easy to use? Read our full Russell Hobbs RHMD714-BN review to see how it fared in our tough lab tests.
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First reviewed by Which?
April 2021
Released
January 2021
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