LG Microwave Oven

LG Microwave Ovens in Pakistan — Shop the Latest Range

Quick intro (people-first)

Looking for an LG microwave oven that can keep up with daily Pakistani cooking? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re reheating a plate of biryani, defrosting keema without half-frozen spots, grilling a late-night sandwich, or baking cookies for the kids, LG’s lineup has a clear option for every kitchen and budget. The goal isn’t just more features—it’s simpler, faster everyday cooking with consistent results.

On this page, you’ll find a plain-English guide to types (Solo, Grill, Convection), capacities (from 20L to 42L), and the latest LG technologies like NeoChef™ inverter for steady, even heating. We’ll also share Pakistan-specific tips for power conditions, cookware, and placement, plus a transparent overview of how LG microwave oven price in Pakistan usually scales with features. When you’re ready to buy—or want the latest PKR price for a specific model—just call 0339 2009000.

Why buy from Emirates Electronics (Karachi)

Emirates Electronics is easy to reach and easier to deal with: Office No 206, 2nd Floor, Seema Electronics Centre, Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar, Karachi. If you prefer to order by phone or confirm stock before visiting, dial 0339 2009000. Our team helps you match the right type and size to your cooking habits and counter space, and we’ll guide you on safe usage with local power conditions. We won’t push features you don’t need—just the model that makes weeknights simpler and weekends more fun.

Comparing brands or exploring alternatives before you decide? Browse all microwave categories here: All Microwave Ovens. If you’re mainly after toasting and small bakes, you might also consider an oven toaster: Oven Toaster. Picking the right tool for your kitchen is the whole point.

Shop by Type

Solo Microwaves (everyday reheating & defrosting)

Solo models are the simplest, most budget-friendly LG microwave ovens. They’re designed for quick reheats, beverages, defrosting mince or chicken without cooking the edges, and everyday tasks like melting butter or softening jaggery. If your routine is mostly “heat and eat,” a Solo keeps things straightforward with easy controls and predictable results. It’s a popular choice for hostels, studio apartments, and smaller households that don’t need browning or baking.

Solo units typically come in compact capacities, making them a smart fit for tight Karachi kitchens and rental flats. You’ll still want to check interior dimensions against your common dinner plate or bowl size, and leave breathing room at the sides and back for ventilation. If browning or crisp textures matter to you (think grilled sandwiches or kebabs), keep reading—Grill models might be worth the small step up.

Grill Microwaves (add browning for sandwiches & kebabs)

Grill models do everything a Solo does and add an upper heating element for browning and light grilling. If you love toasted sandwiches, cheese melts, or giving kebabs a touch of char, a Grill is a noticeable upgrade for only a little more counter space. It won’t replace a full oven, but it does deliver that appetizing finish a standard microwave can’t achieve.

For Karachi kitchens where space is precious, Grill microwaves strike a nice balance: you get speed plus better texture without committing to a full convection system. Keep an eye on accessories such as a grill rack and follow the manufacturer’s guidance on placement to prevent scorching liners or blocking vents. If you’re thinking beyond toasting and want to bake cookies, pizza, or roast chicken, jump to Convection below.

Convection Microwaves (bake & roast with fan-assisted heat)

Convection models combine microwave speed with fan-assisted hot air, letting you bake and roast in the same appliance. For families who want a compact “do-more” solution—fresh naan pockets, pizza, cupcakes, roasted veggies, or even a small chicken—an LG convection microwave oven is a solid choice. You’ll get better results for baked goods than a Grill model, plus the microwave mode for quick reheat and defrost.

Before you choose convection, think through your baking style and cookware. Round metal cake tins are out for microwave mode, but you can bake in convection mode using metal trays (when the microwave function is off and the manual allows it). For mixed cooking (microwave + convection), stick with microwave-safe glass or ceramic. If you rarely bake and mainly reheat, a Grill might be enough; but if your family enjoys weekend baking or roasting without starting a big oven, Convection earns its counter space.

Inverter / NeoChef™ (steadier power, better results)

Traditional microwaves cycle power on and off, which can overcook outer edges while leaving the center cold. LG inverter microwave oven models—often branded as NeoChef™—deliver more consistent, variable power. In daily use, that means gentler defrosting for chicken pieces, more even reheating for rice and gravies, and fewer hot-and-cold surprises in the same bowl. For anyone who batch-cooks on the weekend and reheats across the week, inverter is one of those features you feel every day.

NeoChef™ models typically come with refined controls and presets that reduce guesswork. If you’ve ever wrestled with over-bubbling dal or dry edges on reheated naan, inverter helps a lot. It’s not about flashy tech for its own sake—it’s about fewer interruptions, less stirring, and food that tastes closer to fresh. If your budget allows, choosing a LG NeoChef microwave oven is a smart, long-term upgrade.

Shop by Capacity (What Size Fits Your Kitchen?)

20L — compact convenience

A LG microwave oven 20 litre is great for hostels, solo living, and couples who mostly reheat plates or beverages. It’s the easiest to fit in tight Karachi kitchens and on shallow counters. Check that your everyday dinner plate rotates freely; some 20L interiors are taller than they are wide, so bowl height matters. If your menu includes small baking or grilling, consider moving up to 23–25L for a bit more flexibility.

Practical tip: measure your counter depth and allow a few centimeters behind the unit for the power cord and ventilation. Even small units need airflow, especially in summer. If you plan to tuck the oven under overhead cabinets, confirm the door swing and height so it opens fully without bumping.

23L — small family sweet spot

A LG microwave oven 23 litre usually accommodates a 9–10-inch dinner plate and most everyday bowls. It’s a comfortable choice for small families who need more room than a 20L but want to keep footprint modest. If you reheat two plates back-to-back every evening, the extra interior space helps with splatter covers and taller mugs for tea or milk.

In terms of features, 23L models are available across Solo, Grill, and sometimes Convection. Decide based on your cooking style: if you mostly reheat, Solo works; if you want toasted sandwiches or light browning, Grill adds value; if weekend cupcakes or roast veggies appeal, Convection earns the upgrade.

25L — versatile everyday family size

The LG microwave oven 25 litre category often hits the best balance of capacity and counter fit for families of three to four. You’ll get more headroom for tall bowls and better clearance for rotating large plates, which reduces cold spots. Paired with inverter/NeoChef™, 25L models become very forgiving for batch reheating of biryani, pulao, or curries.

Ask yourself how often you’ll use the Grill or Convection modes. If you like baked snacks (frozen paratha crisping, pizza slices, cookie trays), Convection is worth considering at 25L. If you just need golden tops on cheese melts or kebabs, a Grill model keeps cost and complexity down.

32L — family-size flexibility

Stepping up to a LG microwave oven 32 litre gives you room for family-size bowls and broader platters—handy for guests or weekend batch cooking. The extra interior width makes it easier to reheat multiple portions without crowding, which can improve evenness. If you’re considering whole chicken or larger casseroles in Convection mode, 32L is the more comfortable minimum.

Do a quick space check before you buy: measure the exact spot on your counter or cart, confirm door clearance, and plan for ventilation on the sides and back. Karachi apartments often have tight galley kitchens; if your counter is shallow, consider a moveable microwave cart to free space and help with airflow.

42L — entertaining & batch-cook specialist

A LG microwave oven 42 litre is for large families, frequent entertainers, and serious batch cooking. You can handle big bowls of nihari, generous pasta bakes, or multi-plate reheats more comfortably. In Convection mode, there’s more room for roasting and baking without juggling trays.

Be realistic about space and weight: 42L units are larger and heavier, so ensure the surface is sturdy and has clearance on all sides. If your usage is mostly weekday reheating and occasional baking, 25–32L may be the smarter, space-efficient choice. But if you host regularly and want a true “do-more” microwave, 42L earns its keep.

Price Guide in Pakistan (PKR)

Budget / Mid-range / Premium — how pricing usually breaks down

LG microwave oven prices in Pakistan vary by type, size, and feature set rather than a single flat “brand premium.” A practical way to think about it is in three natural bands. Budget models tend to be compact Solo or entry Grill units with straightforward controls and essential safety features; they’re ideal for students, couples, and smaller Karachi kitchens. Mid-range adds capacities in the 23–32L window, Grill or Convection options, useful presets, and sometimes inverter technology for smoother heating—great for families that want more flexibility without going all-in on advanced features. Premium typically includes larger capacities (often 32–42L), NeoChef™ inverter performance, richer auto programs, better interiors, and finishes geared toward frequent home cooks and entertainers.

Because electronics prices in Pakistan change with supply, currency, and season, treat these bands as guides to feature tiers, not fixed rupee amounts. For the latest LG microwave oven price in Pakistan—especially Karachi-specific availability—call 0339 2009000 or check the live listings on our LG category page: LG Microwave Ovens. When comparing two similar models, look carefully at capacity, cooking type (Solo/Grill/Convection), and whether the unit is inverter-based, as these factors influence the price more than minor cosmetic differences.

What actually affects the PKR you pay

Cooking type: Solo is most affordable, Grill adds browning elements, and Convection (with fan-assisted hot air) is the most versatile—each step usually means a higher price. Capacity: Going from 20L to 25L to 32L (and beyond) increases materials and performance expectations, which typically nudges prices upward. Inverter/NeoChef™: Models using variable-power technology for steadier heating and gentler defrosting often sit higher than non-inverter models of the same size.

Features & build: Sensor cooking, better interior coatings, turntable quality, control layout, and finish can all add cost. Warranty & after-sales: Warranty coverage and service convenience matter; confirm details on the product page or by phone before purchase. Seasonality & stock: Festive periods, promotions, and currency movements can shift pricing week to week, so it’s smart to verify just before you order.

How to check today’s price in a minute

Step 1: Open our LG category and filter by capacity or type: LG Microwave Ovens. Step 2: Shortlist two or three models that match your size and cooking style. Step 3: Call 0339 2009000 to confirm today’s PKR and Karachi stock. If you’re comparing with another brand before deciding, you can also view Panasonic Microwave Ovens to weigh up features and capacities in a similar budget window.

Remember: “best price” isn’t only the lowest rupees—it’s the right mix of cooking type, size, inverter performance, and usable presets for your household. A well-matched model saves time, reduces redo reheats, and needs less babysitting, which is worth more in daily life than a tiny sticker difference.

Features That Matter (Quick Checklist)

Even heating & gentler defrosting (inverter/NeoChef™ advantage)

Traditional microwaves control “power levels” by cycling full power on and off, which can overcook the outer layer while the center stays cool. Inverter-equipped LG NeoChef™ microwave ovens deliver a steadier output, so heat spreads more evenly through rice, gravies, and leftovers with fewer hot-cold surprises. You’ll particularly notice the difference with reheated biryani or pulao—less stirring mid-way and better texture at the edges and center alike.

Defrosting improves too: mince, chicken pieces, and fish thaw more uniformly when the power isn’t surging and cutting out every few seconds. That reduces the “cooked on the rim, frozen in the middle” problem that wastes time and affects taste. If you reheat and defrost daily, inverter is one of the most meaningful upgrades you can choose.

Sensor & auto programs (less guesswork, more consistency)

Sensor-guided menus adjust time and power based on steam levels and food type. In practice, that means finding a reliable preset for tasks you repeat weekly—warming milk without boil-over, softening butter without melting the whole stick, or giving day-old naan a gentler reheat. Presets also help new users and elders who prefer one-touch simplicity over manual settings.

Auto modes aren’t magic; you still need to use microwave-safe cookware and follow the quantity guidance in the manual. But the right preset trims trial-and-error, which is handy for busy evenings in Karachi when you’re juggling family meals, calls, and power windows.

Interior, cleaning & safety (why the small stuff isn’t small)

Easy-clean interiors, bright lighting, and a stable turntable save time and frustration. A wipe-friendly cavity helps you keep splatters under control, especially with tomato-based gravies and sticky sauces. A sturdy door with a clear view and a responsive pause/stop button also makes day-to-day use less stressful.

On safety, look for a child lock if there are kids at home, and place the oven where little hands can’t yank the door open mid-cycle. Keep vents clear and avoid covering them with cloths or decorative panels. Simple habits like using a splatter cover and letting food stand for a minute after heating also make reheats tastier and safer.

Energy & time efficiency (real-world wins)

Microwaves are already time-efficient compared to many stovetop tasks, but inverter units can improve consistency so you don’t re-run cycles or stir repeatedly. That’s less wasted energy overall and fewer overcooked edges that need rescuing with extra moisture. Interior capacity and plate clearance also matter: a dish that spins freely tends to heat more evenly and faster.

If crisp finishes are a priority for you—fries, samosas, cutlets—pair your microwave with a dedicated air fryer for texture, or consider a Convection model for baking and roasting. You can explore our alternatives here: Air Fryers. Matching the appliance to the job minimizes retries and keeps your kitchen routine predictable.

Pakistan-Specific Buying Tips

Voltage fluctuation & backup power (operate safely)

Power fluctuation is a reality in many parts of Pakistan, and microwaves, like most electronics, prefer stable voltage. Before placing the unit, make sure the outlet is properly grounded and not shared with heavy-draw appliances. During unstable periods, avoid running multiple high-load devices on the same circuit, and give the microwave a few seconds after a power blip before restarting a cycle.

If you use a UPS or stabilizer at home, check its load rating and your microwave’s wattage to ensure there’s headroom. A mismatched backup system can cause nuisance trips or slow heating. When in doubt, call 0339 2009000 and our team can help you think through placement and safe operation in your specific setup.

Cookware that’s actually microwave-safe (and what to avoid)

Stick to glass and ceramic labeled “microwave-safe” for most reheats and mixed modes. High-quality microwave-safe plastics can be used for short reheats, but always follow the manufacturer’s guidance on time and temperature. Avoid containers with metallic paint or trims, and don’t place sealed jars or tightly lidded containers inside—the steam needs an escape route.

Metal cookware is generally not used in microwave mode. In pure Convection mode (microwave off), some metal trays may be acceptable—only if the manual explicitly allows it. Foil can reflect microwaves and cause arcing; unless a recipe and the appliance manual specify a safe method, skip foil altogether. When you’re unsure, choose glass.

Placement & ventilation in Karachi kitchens

Microwaves need space to breathe: leave clearance at the sides, top, and back as recommended in the manual. In tight galley kitchens, put the unit where the door can open fully without hitting walls or cabinet handles. Measure your counter depth; shallow counters might suit a movable microwave cart that adds stability and airflow.

Avoid stacking items on top of the oven or draping cloths over vents, and keep the power cord from bending sharply behind the unit. Karachi summers can be hot and humid inside the kitchen—good airflow helps the microwave run reliably and keeps surfaces cooler to the touch. A few minutes spent on placement pays back every single day.

NeoChef™ (Inverter) vs Conventional — At a Glance

If you mainly reheat or defrost every day, NeoChef™ makes the routine smoother. If you’re price-sensitive and cook simple meals, a conventional model can still be a solid pick—consider a Grill version if you want that tasty browned finish on sandwiches or kebabs. To browse current models, start here: LG Microwave Ovens.

Warranty & Support (How to Get Help Fast)

Brand warranty basics (what varies and how to confirm)

Every LG microwave oven includes a brand warranty, but the specifics—coverage duration for parts, magnetron, and labor—vary by model and by official policy at the time you purchase. Because these details change, the most reliable approach is to check the warranty booklet inside your box and confirm the model’s coverage with our team before checkout. If you’re comparing two similar models, ask about magnetron coverage in particular; that’s a key component for long-term peace of mind. Keep in mind that warranty terms generally require that the product be used according to the manual, including proper ventilation and suitable cookware, so it’s wise to read the quick-start pages as soon as you unbox.

When pricing looks similar across models, warranty can be a helpful tiebreaker. Some units may feature extended coverage on major components or offer easier access to approved service centers in your area. If you’re buying for a busy household or plan to use the oven multiple times a day, knowing you have straightforward support is worth as much as a small specification difference. We’ll help you identify the exact coverage for the model you’re choosing and explain how to claim service if you ever need it.

Keep your proof of purchase & unbox check

Your invoice is your warranty lifeline. Store a photo or digital copy immediately, and keep the physical bill with the warranty card and user manual. During unboxing, confirm that the turntable, roller ring, and any racks are present, the door opens and closes cleanly, and the unit’s serial number matches your invoice. A quick plug-in test—lighting, keypad response, and a short low-power run with a cup of water—helps catch any transit issues early.

If anything looks off, stop and contact us right away so we can guide you on the next steps. It’s much easier to handle a concern within the first forty-eight hours, especially if packaging and accessories are intact. Avoid discarding foam and outer cartons until you’ve completed your checks and placed the oven where it will live. A careful first day sets you up for years of smooth use.

Service & troubleshooting: when to call the brand vs the store

For setup questions—placement, ventilation, and safe extension-cord choices—call our team and we’ll talk you through best practices for Karachi homes. For operational faults or error symptoms, brand-authorized service is typically the right destination because they maintain parts availability and follow official diagnostics. Start with your warranty booklet for the service number, then share the exact model, serial, and a brief symptom description, such as “turntable not rotating” or “uneven heating on preset 2.” Clear notes help technicians prepare and often reduce back-and-forth.

If you’re unsure whether an issue is usage-related, we can help you triage by phone. Many “faults” turn out to be cookware misfits, blocked ventilation, or incorrect power settings for quantity. We’ll walk through a quick checklist—dish size, cover usage, standing time, and plate rotation—to confirm whether a visit is needed. If a technician is required, keep your invoice handy and ensure someone is home to demonstrate the symptom.

Safe use & maintenance: everyday habits that extend life

Microwaves thrive on airflow and cleanliness. Leave the recommended clearance around the sides, top, and back, and wipe the interior after messy reheats to prevent baked-on stains. A simple splatter cover saves minutes of cleanup and protects the cavity from acid-heavy spills. Use microwave-safe glass or ceramic for most tasks, and allow hot dishes a minute to stand before handling; this improves heat distribution and reduces the urge to “re-run,” which can dry out food.

For Karachi’s warm months, be mindful of heat build-up in small kitchens: don’t encase the oven in a tight niche, don’t cover vents with cloths, and avoid stacking containers on top that could shift during door opening. If you experience frequent voltage dips, pause and restart rather than powering through shaky cycles. These habits are small but pay off in reliability and taste.

Best Sellers & New Arrivals (Dynamic Grid)

How to use filters to find your match

Start by filtering by Type: Solo for simple reheats and defrosts, Grill for browning sandwiches and kebabs, and Convection for baking and roasting alongside microwave speed. Next, filter by Capacity based on household size and cookware: 20–23L for compact living, 25L as a versatile family sweet spot, 32L for large bowls and platters, and 42L for hosts and batch-cookers. Then add Features like Inverter/NeoChef™ and Sensor programs if even heating and low-fuss results rank high for you.

Within any filtered view, look for badges such as “Best Seller” or “New Arrival.” A Best Seller tag usually signals a model with the right balance of price, size, and features for most households. A New Arrival tag hints at updated controls, refined interiors, or improved presets. Shortlist two or three models that fit your criteria; from there, a quick call is the fastest way to confirm live PKR and Karachi stock before you decide.

Shortlist checklist (fit, features, budget)

Fit: Measure counter depth and door swing, and check the internal glass turntable diameter against your common plate size. If you use tall bowls or mugs, ensure the cavity height and shape won’t bump lids or splatter covers. Features: Decide whether Grill or Convection really matches your weekly cooking—if you only reheat, Solo or Inverter Solo is often the smartest value.

Budget: Set a realistic range before browsing so you’re comparing like-for-like. If two models are close in price, the one with inverter often wins in day-to-day convenience. If one model has more presets but lacks inverter, consider how often you’ll use those presets versus the everyday benefits of smoother power delivery. The best choice is the one that cuts your reheat repeats and makes dinner less fussy.

Karachi-ready picks by use case (no-hype scenarios)

For students or solo living: A compact Solo (20–23L) keeps costs low and fits small counters; add a splatter cover and you’re set for late-night chai and quick leftovers. For young families: A 25L Inverter Solo or Grill is a pragmatic step-up—more room, gentler heating for kids’ meals, and less mid-cycle stirring. For family entertainers: A 32L Convection with inverter smooths both reheats and weekend bakes, handling larger bowls and occasional roasting without a full-size oven.

For frequent batch-cookers: If your Sunday prep fills multiple containers of curry and rice, a 32–42L inverter model shines by reheating evenly across bigger portions. For texture lovers: Pair a Grill microwave with an air fryer if crispness is king; or choose a Convection microwave if you want all-in-one browning plus baking. These scenarios aren’t marketing labels—they’re grounded in how Karachi households actually use their kitchens.

Stock & delivery notes (practical expectations)

Stock refreshes regularly, especially around paydays and festive seasons. If you have a moving date or a gift deadline, shortlist early and call to confirm the model’s availability rather than waiting. Delivery timelines depend on current stock and your location; our team will advise realistic windows and handling for upper floors or tighter lanes.

Microwaves typically don’t require complex installation, but safe placement matters. Share a quick photo of your intended spot over messaging when you call, and we can advise on clearance and access before delivery. This avoids reshuffling counters on the day and gets you cooking sooner with fewer surprises.

Ready to Order? (Clear, Karachi-First CTA)

Call or visit

For the latest LG microwave oven price in Pakistan and live Karachi stock, call 0339 2009000. Prefer to handle things in person? Visit us at Office No 206, 2nd Floor, Seema Electronics Centre, Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar, Karachi. Bring your counter measurements and a quick note of your typical cookware so we can recommend the right fit on the spot.

If you’re narrowing down between two capacities or debating Grill versus Convection, tell us how you cook during the week versus weekends. A two-minute conversation saves guesswork and helps you avoid paying for features you won’t use. We’ll match you to a model that aligns with your space, habits, and budget, then confirm today’s PKR before you place the order.

Simple order flow (what to keep handy)

When you call, keep these details ready: your preferred capacity range, interest in inverter/NeoChef™, and whether you need Grill or Convection. Share your area and floor access so we can advise delivery expectations. If you’re buying as a gift, ask about packaging, proof-of-purchase handling, and the best way to pass warranty details to the recipient.

We’ll recap the model code, warranty basics, and today’s price so you can make a confident decision. If you need time to think, we’ll note your shortlist and pick up where you left off when you call back. Clear, practical guidance—no pressure, no fluff.