Fujidenzo MM-30 BL review: 28L for the price of a 20L

The Fujidenzo MM-30 BL is our Best capacity for the money pick: a 28L cavity and 900W output for roughly what 20L rivals cost, on two simple dials.

How well does it reheat?

Better than its price suggests, for two reasons. 900W output is a step up from the 700W standard, so a plate comes back to temperature faster. And 28 liters means a casserole dish or a wide platter actually fits, so a family’s leftovers heat in one round instead of two.

That combination is what makes this the value pick. Most microwaves at this price are 20L and 700W. Getting eight more liters and two hundred more watts for the same money is a genuinely unusual deal, and it’s why this ranks above several better-specced but smaller units.

The Smart Wave system in the marketing is a claim about how energy is distributed through the cavity rather than a number you can check. Judge it on the 900W and the 28L, which are the specs that actually decide how it performs.

Is it easy to live with?

It’s a dial machine, so there’s nothing to learn and nothing to fail. Two knobs, a defrost setting, and a 30-minute timer. Anyone in the house can use it, including family members who find a keypad annoying.

The trade-offs are real and worth naming. Five power levels gives you coarse steps: high, medium, low, and a couple between. There’s no auto-cook menu, no child lock listed, no digital display. And the 30-minute timer rules out long, low-power defrosting runs, which is the one place a bigger microwave would benefit from a longer clock.

At 51cm wide and 43cm deep it’s a substantial unit. Measure the counter, especially the depth.

Is the Fujidenzo MM-30 BL sulit?

Around ₱5,000 as of August 26, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Over five years of daily use, a reasonable expectation for a local-brand microwave with warranty support, that’s about ₱2.70 a day.

Per liter, nothing else in our roundup comes close. The Condura digital costs more for 20L; the Whirlpool digital costs more for 20L. If capacity is what you’re short of, this is the obvious answer, and the 4.8 rating from 619 raters gives it a solid track record to stand on.

Who the Fujidenzo MM-30 BL suits

Buy this if you cook for four or more and keep running out of room in a 20L microwave, and you don’t need presets. It’s the right choice for a big household on a budget, especially one where several people use the microwave and simple dials are an advantage. If you defrost frozen meat often, the 30-minute timer and five power levels will frustrate you.

If the Fujidenzo MM-30 BL is not right

If you’d rather have fine power control than raw capacity, the Condura Digital 20L is our Best Overall pick with 10 power levels, a 99-minute timer, and an auto menu, in a smaller cavity. If you want big capacity with digital control and inverter power, the Midea 30L Inverter Quattro is our Best inverter pick, though at a higher price as of August 26, 2026.

See how it ranks in our best microwave ovens in the Philippines roundup, or work out what capacity your household needs with our microwave oven buying guide.