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GE JES1460DSWW 1.4-cu.-ft. White Countertop Microwave

1.4 cu. ft., 1,100-W sensor cooking in a white-on-white counter model. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

GE JES1460DSWW is a white-on-white 1.4-cu.-ft. countertop microwave with 1,100 W IEC-705 output, ten power levels, sensor programs, and a 12.625-in. recessed turntable. GE also documents 120 V/60 Hz and 13.5 A, while listing 1,600 W as electrical input; those ratings should not be substituted for the microwave-output figure. The exact historical Amazon mapping remains unverified, so this review uses a tagged full-code search rather than B07PHTF38L.

Consider it for

Compare JES1460DSWW when a 1.4-cu.-ft. white countertop oven, sensor presets, a 12.625-in. tray, and documented 120-V/60-Hz supply suit your routine; verify the full suffix and outlet circuit..

Look elsewhere if

Choose another model if you need at least 1.5 cu. ft., a documented trim-kit installation, or a current direct Amazon listing verified to this exact white suffix.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • GE's exact-model page gives 1.4 cu. ft., 1,100 W IEC-705 output, a 12.625-in. turntable, and white-on-white finish.
  • The linked manual documents sensor programs rather than leaving the control type to an unverified listing claim.
  • GE publishes both 120-V/60-Hz supply and a separate 13.5-A / 1,600-W electrical-input rating for planning.

What to weigh up

  • The 1.4-cu.-ft. capacity is below the finder's 1.5-cu.-ft. hard threshold for large-cavity requests.
  • Its 21.875-in. width and 16.375-in. depth need a real counter and ventilation check before choosing a location.
  • The old ASIN page failed the exact-current-listing check, and no model-specific built-in trim kit is confirmed.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredJES1460DSWW
Capacity1.4 cu. ft. stated capacity; check actual cookware against the 12.625-in. turntable and the cavity opening.
Microwave output1,100 W microwave output under GE's IEC-705 test procedure; GE separately lists 1,600 W electrical input at 120 V.
Cooking approachGE documents sensor cooking controls for beverages, popcorn, potatoes, reheat, vegetables, chicken, and fish, plus ten power levels.
Installation optionsCountertop installation; exterior dimensions are 12.5 H × 21.875 W × 16.375 D in. GE lists 120 V/60 Hz and 13.5 A; no exact trim-kit route is established.
Finish and turntableWhite-on-white JES1460DSWW variant with a 12.625-in. recessed turntable; keep it distinct from other JES1460 finishes.

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 8, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

What does the 1.4-cu.-ft. cavity make possible?

GE rates JES1460DSWW at 1.4 cubic feet, placing it between the small 0.7- to 1.1-cu.-ft. products and the 1.5-cu.-ft. or larger models in this catalog. That makes it a useful middle-size comparison when ordinary plates and bowls need more room than a compact oven but a large-cavity requirement is not essential. Capacity alone cannot tell you whether a tall mug or wide platter will clear the cavity. GE lists a 12.625-inch recessed turntable; measure the base of your usual dish and leave room for it to rotate without touching the interior.

How should the two wattage figures be read?

GE lists 1,100 W of microwave output under its IEC-705 test procedure. The same exact-model record separately lists 1,600 W electrical input at 120 V, with 13.5 A. Output is the number to compare with another model's cooking-output rating; input describes electrical draw and is not a faster-cooking promise. Keep those fields separate when comparing GE to a 700-W compact model or a 1,250-W larger oven. The nameplate and installation instructions still control the circuit decision for the exact unit.

Which jobs do the documented sensor programs cover?

GE identifies sensor controls for beverage, popcorn, potato, reheat, vegetables, chicken, and fish. Those named programs make this model different from simple time-and-power controls, but the manual's instructions still govern food amount, container, and follow-up cooking. A sensor preset does not establish that every container or serving size will finish as intended. If you prefer to set time and power yourself, the ten power levels remain available; if sensor cooking is a must, the exact-model documentation supports that feature.

Will the white model fit the intended counter?

GE gives exterior dimensions of 12.5 inches high, 21.875 inches wide, and 16.375 inches deep, and classifies JES1460DSWW as a countertop microwave. Check those dimensions against the counter, nearby walls, and the door's swing before lifting it into place. The listed cavity volume does not replace a clearance check or prove that it can be installed in cabinetry. The saved exact-model documents do not establish an optional built-in trim kit, so treat it as a counter appliance unless GE supplies exact kit instructions for this code.

What does GE's electrical information establish?

The exact GE listing reports 120 V/60 Hz and 13.5 A alongside 1,600 W electrical input. This is stronger supply evidence than a generic product title, but it does not remove the need to inspect the outlet, circuit, grounding, and plug instructions at the installation site. The separate 1,100-W IEC output is the cooking figure; do not treat it as the electrical draw. A standard U.S.-supply match therefore means only that the voltage and frequency are documented, not that every kitchen circuit or extension arrangement is suitable.

How should the exact white suffix be checked?

The source row's old ASIN B07PHTF38L did not verify a current exact offer. GE's own page identifies JES1460DSWW as White on White, so the tag-bearing Amazon search uses the full DSWW code instead of redirecting through the historical ASIN. Check the model label and stated condition on any result; the shared JES1460 family name does not establish that a black or other finish is the same variant. No current price, stock, seller condition, or included-accessory claim is made here.

What else to compare

GE Profile PEB9159DJBB moves to a 1.5-cu.-ft. cavity and adds documented convection bake/roast while keeping sensor cooking; it is a more relevant comparison when the 1.5-cu.-ft. minimum or combination cooking matters. JES1460DSWW is smaller, white-on-white, and lists 1,100 W output with a 12.625-in. tray. Compare measured space and exact finish before deciding.

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Before you buy

What are the cavity size and microwave output?

GE lists 1.4 cu. ft. and 1,100 W IEC-705 microwave output for the exact JES1460DSWW model.

Does the model have sensor cooking?

Yes. GE identifies sensor programs for beverages, popcorn, potatoes, reheat, vegetables, chicken, and fish.

What is the turntable diameter?

GE lists a 12.625-in. recessed turntable; compare it with your dish base and the usable cavity space.

Is B07PHTF38L a verified current listing?

No. The historical Amazon page did not confirm an exact current offer, so the tagged link searches the full JES1460DSWW code.

Does the output figure state the outlet draw?

No. GE separately lists 1,100 W microwave output and 1,600 W electrical input at 120 V.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose GE JES1460DSWW when a 1.4-cu.-ft. white countertop oven, 1,100-W output, documented sensor programs, and a 12.625-in. turntable fit your routine. Its 120-V/60-Hz supply and separate electrical-input rating are documented; trim-kit support and the historical Amazon mapping are not. Use the tagged exact-suffix search and verify the label on any offer.

Is it the right fit?

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