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title: "Daewoo KOC-1C2KDS Multi Function Convection Microwave Oven 1.2 Cu. Ft., 800W | Black"
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# Convection fan for even heat circulation 800W power for versatile cooking 17 advanced auto cook menus Daewoo KOC-1C2KDS Multi Function Convection Microwave Oven 1.2 Cu. Ft., 800W | Black

**Brand:** daewoo
**Price:** ₨252776
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your countertop game with Daewoo’s all-in-one cooking wizard!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Daewoo KOC-1C2KDS Multi Function Convection Microwave Oven 1.2 Cu. Ft., 800W | Black by daewoo
- **How much does it cost?** ₨252776 with free shipping
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## Best For

- daewoo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted daewoo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** 1.2 cu. ft. capacity fits small spaces without sacrificing cooking performance.
- • **Multi-Mode Mastery:** Grill, convection, and microwave functions combine for ultimate kitchen versatility.
- • **Effortless Clean-Up:** Sanitary steam cleaning and deodorizing keep your oven fresh with minimal effort.
- • **Precision Defrosting:** Auto defrost by time and weight ensures perfectly thawed ingredients every time.
- • **Smart Cooking Made Simple:** 17 preset auto cook menus plus customizable memory settings tailor every meal to perfection.

## Overview

The Daewoo KOC-1C2KDS is a sleek black 1.2 cu. ft. multi-function convection microwave oven delivering 800W of power. It features 17 auto cook menus, customizable memory settings, and a convection fan for even cooking. Designed for compact spaces, it also includes sanitary steam cleaning and auto defrost by time and weight, making it a versatile and convenient addition to any modern kitchen.

## Description

Daewoo's multi purpose oven brings a new meaning of convenience to cooking. With its grill/convection functions, it cooks the food with hot air circulated by a fan located inside, instead of just heating them up. There are 17 preset auto cook menu to aid the different dishes you prepare. Also has a customized memory cook menu to help you keep previous cooking settings. The multipurpose oven also has a built in steam cleaning function which uses steam to help for easy clean up. With this level of versatility and efficiency, it would be a great addition to any kitchen settings out there.

Review: Great Value, Easier To Use Than It Seems - I bought this some months back. My old Emerson MW was dying; the unit buttons were no longer working & I couldn't set anything to cook for less than 30 sec or longer than 5 min without having to repunch in 30 sec increments. The Emerson lasted surprisingly long for an off-brand under daily use, but I wanted something with as small a footprint but able to do more than just microwave. I wanted to get CRISPY food, food that wasn't basically steamed from the inside out so mushy on the outside. These days consumers want multipurpose in their kitchen appliances, & there are lots of new options developed all the time. So I went looking. I did the research, considered range of functions/features, wattage, footprint, price, & customer reviews. I hoped for some sort of toaster/MW, but that is yet to be developed; there was one, but reviews were mixed at best & price prohibitive. I settled for some sort of combo MW/Convection Oven. Among these, a handful were affordable. This Daewoo led the pack for affordability. Some time back, I owned a Daewoo TV, & I loved it. It was reliable, functioned well, good color, and it also had a timer feature, allowing me to set it to turn off at a preset time and to serve as an alarm clock by turning on! I loved that TV! So I am familiar with the quality that goes into a Daewoo. The reviews argued that it was complicated, that you need review the manual every time you need to use the appliance. Careful reading of those warning reviews left me thinking maybe I could work through this or set up a cheat-sheet if necessary. The footprint matched my old MW almost exactly & was the smallest combo MW available in my price range, plus the price was the lowest of all of them. So I bought the Daewoo. Well, I mainly bought it to replace my MW; it does that very well. And it isn't difficult or complicated. You can punch in set time by 30 sec increments or you can select a power setting (I always use 900w) then turn a knob for the number of minutes (up to 20min I think). Not hard. Keep metal out of it when using MW; not hard. And I like how anything that cooks long is then given a "cool down" automatically once it finishes the set cooking time; that's a nice unexpected feature. There are also options to either use a Convection setting or a MW/Convection combo setting. I haven't gotten that far yet; haven't needed or wanted to. But when I do, it'll be like learning a different appliance, so no big deal. Convection Oven alone, you can use metal in the appliance (need to, for the rack to lift the food for hot air to properly circulate). Combo MW/Convection => no metal in the appliance. Simple. So I am very pleased with the purchase & how well it serves my needs. If you are considering buying this, I say go for it. The only advice is to try learning its features in stages; it'll become second nature that way. As for "noise", it's fairly quiet (not whisper quiet, but you can hold a conversation around it while it's running). The only suggestion I would make is for there to be a "reminder" setting. Sometimes I'm perfectly happy to let the food sit in it while I'm busy elsewhere. The "triple-ding" every 30 seconds get really annoying, & I'd prefer to be able to set the number of times it "dings". So, small footprint, good price, combination functions, microwaves well, fan-cooling long cooks, ability to set wattage by hundreds (0 to 900). Some claim it's too complicated for them, but if you learn in "levels" (by function) it's easy to assimilate. I think it's a fantastic buy! I'm very pleased.
Review: Do you miss your Easy-Bake Oven? - I bought this microwave/convection oven to replace an Apollo Half-Time oven in my motorhome, because the dimensions looked right, and the current version of the Half-Time oven seems to be this exact oven rebranded (but costs a lot more). The good news is that it fit into the old cabinet with only minor modifications. I had to shave a bit of plastic off of the front fascia so the door could clear it. I also put some furniture feet on the bottom to raise up the microwave a bit (because the old feet locations don't match up and the new one sits too low), and moved the rear/side brackets and screwed new holes in the bottom of the cabinet and in the sides of the microwave. It was mostly painless, though it took a whole day to get it all done once I made a plan and bought the feet. Now, the bad news. This thing cooks really slow. It's extremely under-powered. I expected it to be a little slower, since it's 10-20% lower wattage than most microwaves and convection ovens in its class, but it's much slower even than that. The old Half-Time oven was slower than my previous RV's 1200W Panasonic microwave and counter-top convection toaster oven setup by a lot, and this Daewoo is slower still. Where I could boil a large mug of water in 2:10 on the Panasonic, and in 3:30 on the Half-Time, this one takes 4:40. Where I could heat up veggie burgers in under ten minutes in the countertop convection toaster oven, this one takes more than 20 minutes on its highest temperature. Frozen pizza takes even longer, and doesn't really come out crispy without overcooking. It takes more than twice as long as the countertop convection toaster oven, and at least 50% longer than the Half-Time oven. This is simply under-powered, and I don't think it ever reaches its highest settable temperature of 430 degrees in convection mode. Forget about making toast with the grill mode (it's so slow that the bread dries out before it gets toasty/crispy, so I now make toast on the stove). So, it's cheap and works, and if you really want something to fit in the old slot where your Half-Time oven used to live, this works. But, if you cook a lot and want the experience to be nice and your foods to be good and not take forever, maybe try something with more power. I guess this also has the benefit of being able to run on a smaller generator or inverter than the faster ovens, so maybe that's a point in it's favor if you're replacing an RV oven, but I'd rather have crispy pizzas and crusty breads, which this has a very hard time doing. Edit after a couple of weeks using it: It's still incredibly, infuriatingly slow. I'm currently 30 minutes into cooking a frozen pizza on the highest convection setting and the crust still isn't crusty. Another annoying characteristic is that when it finishes cooking, it keeps beeping every minute forever until you open the door. I really hate that, and there's no way to turn it off. Edit 2: It died after about 1.5 years of light use. Absolute trash.

## Features

- Grill/Convection Countertop Microwave Oven
- Advanced 17 auto cook menu
- Customized memory cook menu
- Auto defrost by time and weight
- Sanitary steam cleaning & deodorizing feature

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01LFIB8ZG |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (173) |
| Date First Available | September 11, 2016 |
| Human Interface Input | Dial |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 59.4 pounds |
| Item model number | KOC-1C2KDS |
| Manufacturer | Daewoo |
| Other display features | Major Appliances |
| Product Dimensions | 24.3 x 17.6 x 22.2 inches |
| Special features | Programmable |
| Whats in the box | Unavailable |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Daewoo
- **Capacity:** 1.2 Cubic Feet
- **Color:** Black
- **Included Components:** Unavailable
- **Installation Type:** Countertop
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 24.3"D x 17.6"W x 22.2"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Residential
- **Special Feature:** Programmable
- **Wattage:** 900 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the input voltage for this Microwave oven?**
A: Oven is standard 110Volts for USA product.

**Q: What setting on the air fryer option should I grill raw chicken?  I have been hitting dry 8 times.  It tastes fine but is not getting crispy or dark o**
A: Try spritzing it with some olive oil the last 10 min of cook time.

**Q: What are the internal dimensions? Thank you.**
A: Approximately 8.5+" high X 13" deep X 14" wide inside dimensions (NOTE:  opening is 13" wide)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value, Easier To Use Than It Seems
*by C***S on July 13, 2019*

I bought this some months back. My old Emerson MW was dying; the unit buttons were no longer working & I couldn't set anything to cook for less than 30 sec or longer than 5 min without having to repunch in 30 sec increments. The Emerson lasted surprisingly long for an off-brand under daily use, but I wanted something with as small a footprint but able to do more than just microwave. I wanted to get CRISPY food, food that wasn't basically steamed from the inside out so mushy on the outside. These days consumers want multipurpose in their kitchen appliances, & there are lots of new options developed all the time. So I went looking. I did the research, considered range of functions/features, wattage, footprint, price, & customer reviews. I hoped for some sort of toaster/MW, but that is yet to be developed; there was one, but reviews were mixed at best & price prohibitive. I settled for some sort of combo MW/Convection Oven. Among these, a handful were affordable. This Daewoo led the pack for affordability. Some time back, I owned a Daewoo TV, & I loved it. It was reliable, functioned well, good color, and it also had a timer feature, allowing me to set it to turn off at a preset time and to serve as an alarm clock by turning on! I loved that TV! So I am familiar with the quality that goes into a Daewoo. The reviews argued that it was complicated, that you need review the manual every time you need to use the appliance. Careful reading of those warning reviews left me thinking maybe I could work through this or set up a cheat-sheet if necessary. The footprint matched my old MW almost exactly & was the smallest combo MW available in my price range, plus the price was the lowest of all of them. So I bought the Daewoo. Well, I mainly bought it to replace my MW; it does that very well. And it isn't difficult or complicated. You can punch in set time by 30 sec increments or you can select a power setting (I always use 900w) then turn a knob for the number of minutes (up to 20min I think). Not hard. Keep metal out of it when using MW; not hard. And I like how anything that cooks long is then given a "cool down" automatically once it finishes the set cooking time; that's a nice unexpected feature. There are also options to either use a Convection setting or a MW/Convection combo setting. I haven't gotten that far yet; haven't needed or wanted to. But when I do, it'll be like learning a different appliance, so no big deal. Convection Oven alone, you can use metal in the appliance (need to, for the rack to lift the food for hot air to properly circulate). Combo MW/Convection => no metal in the appliance. Simple. So I am very pleased with the purchase & how well it serves my needs. If you are considering buying this, I say go for it. The only advice is to try learning its features in stages; it'll become second nature that way. As for "noise", it's fairly quiet (not whisper quiet, but you can hold a conversation around it while it's running). The only suggestion I would make is for there to be a "reminder" setting. Sometimes I'm perfectly happy to let the food sit in it while I'm busy elsewhere. The "triple-ding" every 30 seconds get really annoying, & I'd prefer to be able to set the number of times it "dings". So, small footprint, good price, combination functions, microwaves well, fan-cooling long cooks, ability to set wattage by hundreds (0 to 900). Some claim it's too complicated for them, but if you learn in "levels" (by function) it's easy to assimilate. I think it's a fantastic buy! I'm very pleased.

### ⭐ Do you miss your Easy-Bake Oven?
*by J***C on June 13, 2019*

I bought this microwave/convection oven to replace an Apollo Half-Time oven in my motorhome, because the dimensions looked right, and the current version of the Half-Time oven seems to be this exact oven rebranded (but costs a lot more). The good news is that it fit into the old cabinet with only minor modifications. I had to shave a bit of plastic off of the front fascia so the door could clear it. I also put some furniture feet on the bottom to raise up the microwave a bit (because the old feet locations don't match up and the new one sits too low), and moved the rear/side brackets and screwed new holes in the bottom of the cabinet and in the sides of the microwave. It was mostly painless, though it took a whole day to get it all done once I made a plan and bought the feet. Now, the bad news. This thing cooks really slow. It's extremely under-powered. I expected it to be a little slower, since it's 10-20% lower wattage than most microwaves and convection ovens in its class, but it's much slower even than that. The old Half-Time oven was slower than my previous RV's 1200W Panasonic microwave and counter-top convection toaster oven setup by a lot, and this Daewoo is slower still. Where I could boil a large mug of water in 2:10 on the Panasonic, and in 3:30 on the Half-Time, this one takes 4:40. Where I could heat up veggie burgers in under ten minutes in the countertop convection toaster oven, this one takes more than 20 minutes on its highest temperature. Frozen pizza takes even longer, and doesn't really come out crispy without overcooking. It takes more than twice as long as the countertop convection toaster oven, and at least 50% longer than the Half-Time oven. This is simply under-powered, and I don't think it ever reaches its highest settable temperature of 430 degrees in convection mode. Forget about making toast with the grill mode (it's so slow that the bread dries out before it gets toasty/crispy, so I now make toast on the stove). So, it's cheap and works, and if you really want something to fit in the old slot where your Half-Time oven used to live, this works. But, if you cook a lot and want the experience to be nice and your foods to be good and not take forever, maybe try something with more power. I guess this also has the benefit of being able to run on a smaller generator or inverter than the faster ovens, so maybe that's a point in it's favor if you're replacing an RV oven, but I'd rather have crispy pizzas and crusty breads, which this has a very hard time doing. Edit after a couple of weeks using it: It's still incredibly, infuriatingly slow. I'm currently 30 minutes into cooking a frozen pizza on the highest convection setting and the crust still isn't crusty. Another annoying characteristic is that when it finishes cooking, it keeps beeping every minute forever until you open the door. I really hate that, and there's no way to turn it off. Edit 2: It died after about 1.5 years of light use. Absolute trash.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***N on June 9, 2020*

We have a small galley kitchen, and my portable convection oven and microwave took up too much room. On top of that the counter depth is custom and smaller than standard. The Daewoo, fits, has the functionality that we require. I did not need a larger size for the 2 of us. I am very happy with it, especially as it is priced exceptionally well.

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