Whirlpool Microwave Ovens

Looking for a Whirlpool microwave that actually fits your kitchen and your routine in Pakistan? You’re in the right place. At Sadaat Electronics (Saddar, Karachi) we stock a curated range of Whirlpool microwave ovens—ready for nationwide delivery—and our team can guide you by call/WhatsApp at +92 330 9997564. On this page you’ll learn how to choose the right capacity, the right type (solo, grill, or convection), and which features matter for local cooking. Prices and inventory can change with import cycles and FX; for the live price, open any product card or call us for a quick confirmation before you place your order.

Shop by Size — 20L, 23L, 30L+ (Find the right capacity for your kitchen)

20-Litre (best for hostels, studios, and 1–2 person homes)

If you’re mostly reheating plates, warming tea/coffee, or making quick snacks, a 20L Whirlpool is compact, affordable, and easy to place on smaller countertops. This size is popular for studio apartments in Karachi and for students in hostels who need fast reheating without hogging space. The turntable is usually sized for regular dinner plates and small bowls, so everyday tasks—like heating daal, thawing a frozen paratha, or prepping instant noodles—are sorted. You’ll also find the lighter weight convenient if you shift accommodations or reorganize your kitchen.

For Pakistani kitchens with tight layouts or limited ventilation, 20L models are easier to fit under overhead cabinets. If you rely on UPS/inverter during load management, the lower overall power draw compared with larger models can be helpful, though performance still depends on your system’s capacity. When comparing 20L options, look for clear power levels, a straightforward control panel, and basic safety like child lock. If you often thaw meat, prioritize a model with weight/time defrost so you don’t partially cook the edges while the center stays icy.

• Reheat leftovers, tea/coffee, and routine snacks
• Defrost small portions of chicken, beef, or fish
• Limited counter space; frequent moves or rentals

23-Litre (small families, more versatility)

A 23L Whirlpool microwave is a sweet spot for small families in Pakistan—enough space for a full dinner plate, taller mugs, and small baking dishes. If you meal-prep for two or three people, the extra headroom reduces spills from boiling and lets steam circulate better for even reheating. Many 23L units add auto-cook menus that take guesswork out of common dishes, useful when you’re juggling school runs and office timings in cities like Lahore, Islamabad, or Karachi.

In day-to-day Pakistani use, 23L handles frozen parathas, Kabab rolls, pizza slices, and reheating biryani without drying it out—especially if you use a cover or sprinkle a bit of water to keep moisture in. If you occasionally want surface browning, consider a 23L grill variant; if you want weekend baking or roasting, a convection variant in this capacity makes sense. Keep an eye on interior cavity coating (easy-clean) and turntable clearance to ensure your commonly used dishes fit comfortably.

• Family of 2–4 needing daily reheating + light cooking
• Better fit for pizza slices, frozen snacks, and auto-cook convenience
• Occasional baking/roasting if you choose grill/convection variants

30-Litre and above (family size, baking & batch cooking)

If you cook for a larger household or routinely host guests, 30L+ Whirlpool models give you room for bigger bowls, baking trays, and whole chicken roasts. This capacity plays nicely with batch cooking—prepping several portions to store and reheat—handy for busy joint-family setups or Eid get-togethers. If you’re serious about baking (brownies, cupcakes, lasagna) or crispier results on snacks and pizza, prioritize convection or grill+convection in this size.

Large-capacity units need thoughtful placement. Measure depth and door swing around your countertops; ensure turntable diameter suits your largest plates. With Pakistan’s voltage fluctuations, consider a quality stabilizer if your area is prone to dips. And if you rely on UPS during outages, confirm your inverter’s wattage: large convection cycles can draw more power, especially at sustained temperatures. For durability, look for solid door hinges, a well-fitted turntable, and interior coatings that resist staining from masala and oil.

• Families that cook/host frequently; whole chicken and layered bakes
• Prefer crisp/crusty finishes with grill/convection
• Need space for larger cookware and batch reheating

Choose by Type — Solo vs Grill vs Convection

Solo (reheat/defrost made simple — budget-friendly everyday use)

If your microwave time is mostly reheating plates, warming tea/coffee, softening butter, and thawing small meat portions, a Solo Whirlpool is the most sensible starting point. Solo units heat with microwave energy only, so they’re quick and straightforward for daily routines without extra bells and whistles. In Pakistani kitchens where counter space is tight and budgets are planned around monthly essentials, this keeps costs and complexity down. You’ll still want basics like multiple power levels, weight/time defrost, and a child lock for safety in busy households.

For best results, pair your Solo microwave with a few low-cost habits: cover rice or biryani with a microwave-safe lid to prevent drying, add a spoon of water to reheats like pulao or qeema, and use short bursts with rests to let heat equalize. If you rely on UPS/inverter during load management, Solo models generally draw less power than convection cycles, though your actual runtime still depends on your setup. If you ever crave browning—like crisping a samosa or giving pizza a little crunch—you can mimic some texture with a heated pan on the stovetop after reheating, but know that Solo alone won’t brown foods.

Grill (adds browning & texture — great for snacks)

Grill microwaves give you everything a Solo does, plus a top element that can brown and add surface texture. This makes a visible difference for snacks popular across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad—samosa, pakora, spring rolls, frozen patties, and pizza slices all benefit from a brief grill finish. If your weekends involve tea-time platters or iftari-style snack spreads, a Grill model can step up presentation without needing to switch to the stovetop or oven. It’s also handy for open-faced sandwiches, garlic bread, or finishing kabab rolls to keep the paratha from going soggy.

A few practical notes from local use: grilling works best when the food isn’t water-logged—pat snacks dry after reheating, then use the grill to add color. Place items on the grill rack (where provided) to lift them closer to the element, and watch closely the first few times to learn your unit’s sweet spot. While a Grill improves texture, it’s still not a full oven; for baking cakes, cookies, or whole roasted chicken, you’ll either use the stovetop/oven or move up to convection. As with any heating element, ensure there’s enough ventilation around the appliance and keep interiors clean to avoid smoke or odor buildup.

Convection (bake & roast like a compact oven — versatile family choice)

A Convection microwave adds a fan and heating element(s) to circulate hot air, letting you bake and roast in addition to reheating and grilling. If you enjoy making brownies, cupcakes, lasagna, chicken roast, or frozen pizzas with proper crust, convection is the all-in-one that most closely matches oven results in a compact footprint. For families who batch-cook or host often—common in joint-family homes—this versatility is valuable. It can also reduce kitchen heat compared to running a large oven, which helps during hot Karachi summers.

Because convection maintains a set temperature, it typically draws more power than simple reheats; plan your electrical capacity accordingly, especially on UPS/inverters. Use the metal rack and baking trays specified for convection/bake mode (always follow the product card for cookware compatibility). Preheating improves results for bakes and roasts, and rotating trays halfway can even out browning in some cavities. If you want the best of both worlds—speed from microwaves plus browning from the grill—look for combination programs on select models, but always confirm the exact features on the individual Whirlpool product page before purchase.

Quick Decision Table — Match your meals to the right type

Whirlpool Features to Know (model-dependent)

Not every Whirlpool microwave oven has every feature below. Features, accessories, and wattage vary by model and capacity (20L, 23L, 30L+). Always double-check the product card before purchase or call +92 330 9997564 for guidance.

6th Sense Technology — smarter heating when you’re busy

Some Whirlpool microwave ovens include 6th Sense sensors/programs that help regulate power and time without you micromanaging the controls. In everyday Pakistan use—morning rushes, school lunches, and late-night reheats—this means fewer cold centers and fewer overcooked edges. Instead of guessing minutes, you pick the food type/weight (where supported) and let the preset adapt. It’s especially handy when reheating mixed plates like biryani + raita or daal + roti, where parts heat at different rates.

What to expect (varies by model): sensor/preset programs for common items (e.g., rice, beverages, vegetables); better consistency for reheats and auto-defrost cycles; manual override still available if you prefer custom settings. Buyer tip: 6th Sense is not universal across all Whirlpool models. If the feature matters to you, shortlist only those SKUs that explicitly list 6th Sense on the product page, and note whether it applies to reheating, defrosting, or specific cooking menus.

Crisp Function — for browning and texture on snacks

The Crisp feature (on select Whirlpool models) is designed to produce a browned, crisper finish compared to standard microwave reheating. It’s a favorite for samosa, pakora, nuggets, patties, and pizza slices—popular snacks from Karachi to Lahore. Some models provide a crisp plate accessory that absorbs and retains heat, helping the base of your food dry out and crisp while the microwave energy heats through.

How to get good results: start by warming the food, then use the crisp/crisp-grill program to finish; place items on the crisp plate (if included for that model) or the grill rack as instructed; avoid water-logged items and pat snacks dry before crisping. Buyer tip: The presence of a crisp plate and exact program names differ by model. Confirm in the specs and included accessories list on the product card.

Auto-Cook Menus — one-touch convenience for routine meals

Auto-cook menus are pre-programmed settings that pair wattage with time for specific dishes. In Pakistan, these take the guesswork out of heating paratha, pulao, kabab rolls, or tea/coffee, and can be useful for late-night study sessions or office lunch prep.

Use them well: match the menu to the closest food type; select the right portion/weight; leave headspace to prevent boil-over; and consider a microwave-safe cover to reduce splatter. Buyer tip: The number and names of auto menus vary widely. If you care about a specific dish (e.g., frozen paratha or pizza slices), check that the exact program is present on the model page.

Defrost Functions — safe thawing for beef, mutton, and fish

Good defrost helps thaw meat evenly without cooking the edges. Whirlpool models typically offer time-based and/or weight-based defrost. For Pakistani cooking, this matters when you plan karahi, nihari, or biryani and forgot to take meat out of the freezer.

Defrost smart: choose weight defrost when possible; stop when the meat is pliable but still cold; finish on the stovetop to ensure food safety; and check fish and prawns frequently as they thaw faster than red meat. If frequent thawing is part of your routine, prioritize models with multi-stage defrost or sensor-assisted options.

Child Lock & Safety — peace of mind for families

Child Lock disables the control panel to prevent accidental operation—a must if curious kids wander into the kitchen. Also check for cool-touch handles, stable feet that keep the unit from sliding, and clear door seals that sit flush to avoid heat escaping.

Pakistan-focused safety checklist: ensure adequate ventilation around the unit (follow the manual’s clearance); keep interiors clean (less smoke/odour during grill/convection cycles); and consider a reliable voltage stabilizer in areas with fluctuations.

Price Guide — Whirlpool Microwave Oven Price in Pakistan

Why the price varies (Karachi, Lahore & nationwide)

If you’re comparing Whirlpool microwave oven price in Pakistan today versus last month, you’ll notice movement. That’s normal due to import cycles and FX, stock and capacity differences (20L, 23L, 30L+; Solo/Grill/Convection), feature sets like 6th Sense and Crisp, and seasonal demand. Because of this, Whirlpool microwave price Karachi Lahore may look slightly different day-to-day, and nationwide delivery adds courier considerations for some destinations.

How to check the latest price (and availability)

1. Open the product card: See the current live price, stock status, and specs for that exact Whirlpool model (e.g., Whirlpool 20 liter microwave price, Whirlpool 23 liter microwave oven, or Whirlpool 30 liter microwave oven price).
2. Call/WhatsApp: For quick confirmation, bundle price + delivery timing by calling +92 330 9997564.
3. Ask about promos: If there’s an in-store deal or bundle (subject to availability), we’ll tell you upfront—no surprises.
4. Compare by type: If you’re choosing between Whirlpool solo microwave oven, Whirlpool grill microwave oven, and Whirlpool convection microwave oven, we’ll help map features to your budget and cooking needs.

Installments — Whirlpool microwave online shopping (Pakistan)

If you’re exploring installment options, ask our team at checkout or by phone. Installment plans, if available, can depend on payment partner, city, and SKU. We’ll tell you eligibility, tenor, costs (when offered), and how to apply. We won’t promise a plan unless the system confirms it for your order—availability can change, so please verify during checkout.

Warranty & After-Sales in Pakistan

Warranty basics (brand vs seller support)

Whirlpool microwave ovens sold through Sadaat Electronics include warranty coverage as specified on each product page. The exact duration and scope can vary by model and import cycle. To avoid confusion, we ask customers to check the warranty section on the product card before purchase. If you need help understanding what’s covered, call +92 330 9997564 and we’ll explain the terms for your selected model.

In general, brand-authorized service handles functional faults under the stated terms, while physical damage and misuse aren’t covered. Always keep your invoice, original packaging, and any included warranty card in a safe place—they make claims smoother with authorized centers.

How to claim service (step-by-step)

1. Locate your invoice & model number (on the label behind/side of the unit).
2. Call Sadaat Electronics at +92 330 9997564 with a brief issue description; we’ll guide you to the correct authorized channel.
3. Follow the service center’s instructions (some cases require inspection; others are handled on-site depending on the city).
4. Never disassemble the unit yourself during the warranty period; unauthorized repairs can void coverage.

What isn’t typically covered (guidance)

Most standard warranties don’t cover cosmetic damage (dents, scratches), damage from improper cookware (using non-recommended metal parts in microwave mode), voltage fluctuations beyond rated tolerance, or unauthorized modifications. Please read the product page details for the exact wording applicable to your SKU and city.

Delivery & Setup

What to check on delivery

Before signing the delivery slip, inspect the carton and unit for dents or broken seals. Open the box and confirm the turntable and roller ring are included and sit flat. Check the door seal for a snug fit and make sure the control panel lights up normally on first power-on.

Keep all packaging for a few days in case a swap is needed. If you spot anything unusual, call us immediately at +92 330 9997564 and we’ll advise on the next steps.

First-use checklist

• Placement: Leave the recommended ventilation clearance on all sides; keep away from direct heat sources.
• Power: Plug directly into a rated wall outlet; avoid using low-quality extension cords or multi-plugs.
• Cookware: Use microwave-safe glass/ceramic in microwave mode; use metal racks/trays only where the manual/model explicitly allows (e.g., convection mode).
• Convection preheat: For baking/roasting, preheat as per recipe; use the supplied rack or an oven-safe tray.
• Trial run: Heat a cup of water for 1–2 minutes to confirm normal operation and learn power levels.

Care & cleaning (extends life and taste)

Wipe the interior with a soft damp cloth after oily or spicy dishes to reduce odors. For stubborn spots, heat a bowl of water with lemon slices and let the steam loosen residue before wiping. Clean the door seal regularly and ensure the turntable sits correctly. During grill/convection use, avoid excessive oil splatter and let the unit cool before cleaning.

Use mild detergents only; harsh abrasives can damage coatings. If you notice performance issues after years of use, a fresh turntable support or small accessories (where available) can restore smooth rotation and even heating.