Our take
Oster OGB61101 is a 1.1-cu.-ft. countertop microwave with a retail-recorded 1,000-W cooking rating, ten power levels, six one-touch options and a 12-in. glass turntable. Its black cabinet and stainless front/handle are a more precise finish description than the historical title's broad stainless wording. The available exact-model source is a retailer page; it does not confirm voltage, input power or the current Amazon offer. That electrical unknown matters before the model is used in a standard U.S. outlet match.
Consider OGB61101 if its exact black-cabinet/stainless-front design, 12-in. tray and one-touch controls suit the counter. Confirm voltage and full model identity from the actual rating label before using a U.S.-supply filter..
Do not select it on the assumption that the historical row or a similar-looking offer proves 120 V / 60 Hz. Look elsewhere if a maker manual, exact supply rating or verified current ASIN is a purchase requirement.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The exact model record gives a 12-in. removable glass turntable.
- Ten power levels and six one-touch options give both manual and preset controls.
- The cabinet and front/handle finishes are distinguished in the record.
What to weigh up
- The available specification is a retailer record rather than a manufacturer manual.
- Voltage, frequency and input power are not stated in the reviewed exact-model page.
- The historical Amazon ASIN and the seller's present exact variant are unverified.
The key details
| Model covered | OGB61101 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1.1 cu. ft. stated capacity |
| Microwave output | 1,000 W stated cooking power; input rating not confirmed |
| Cooking approach | Ten power levels, six one-touch options and a digital timer |
| Installation options | Countertop type; exact-model voltage/frequency not confirmed |
| Finish and turntable | Black cabinet, stainless front/handle and 12-in. glass turntable |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 10, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
Keep the OGB61101 identity and brand conflict visible
The frozen record names Oster OGB61101, while its structured brand field says BUNN. The exact-model Lowe's page identifies OGB61101 as an Oster countertop microwave, so the maker/model identity follows the specific model record rather than the conflicting historical brand cell. That does not prove that B002OU92OO currently points to this exact unit. Use the full OGB61101 code when comparing seller pages and check the actual product label instead of relying on the generic stainless phrase in the old title.
Compare the stated cavity and tray
The retailer page lists 1.1 cu. ft. and a 12-in. removable glass turntable. Those are different fit clues: volume suggests a modest countertop cavity, while the tray diameter helps estimate whether a plate can rotate. Neither establishes clearance for a rectangular dish, and the page does not provide interior dimensions in the reviewed section. Measure the dishes that matter and compare the microwave's outside width and depth with the counter. A larger stated capacity elsewhere may still have a smaller or differently shaped turntable.
Treat cooking power as a secondary-source fact
Lowe's lists 1,000 watts of total cooking power, ten variable levels and six one-touch cooking options. The record does not distinguish electrical input from microwave output in the same way a model manual might, so compare that wattage with care and confirm the exact unit plate before using it as an electrical planning figure. The page also leaves the input rating and supply voltage unstated. Do not convert an unlabeled number into an amperage or assume a U.S. plug from the store page alone.
Use the six one-touch options for what they say
The page lists six one-touch cooking options and a digital timer/clock, alongside ten power levels. That combination gives a user preset shortcuts but still allows manual adjustment. The exact page marks sensor cooking controls as absent, so the one-touch controls should not be described as sensor cooking. If automatic food sensing is essential, compare a model whose source explicitly documents Sensor Cook or Sensor Reheat. This control difference matters more than merely counting buttons, because the user can choose between a named quick program and a selected time or power level.
Read the black and stainless description precisely
The retailer description calls the cabinet black and the front door and straight handle stainless steel. That can help match the appearance to nearby appliances, but it is not the same as an all-stainless exterior. Check the actual product photos and label if the finish is important. The same page describes a countertop type; it does not document a compatible trim kit. Keep the model on the counter unless the exact product instructions establish another approved installation. Measure depth and leave the manufacturer's airflow space rather than using the door finish as a fit clue.
Verify the electrical rating before matching
The reviewed exact-model retail record does not state voltage or frequency. Therefore OGB61101 stays out of the strict standard-U.S.-supply match even though the page is for a U.S. retailer. Confirm the appliance rating plate and manual before connecting it. The historical Amazon ASIN is likewise not evidence of a current exact offer; the affiliate route is a search for OGB61101 with buyershortlists-20. Check the current result's suffix, finish, tray and condition. If the voltage or identity is not visible, do not use this page as proof for a must-have electrical answer.
What else to compare
Magic Chef MCM1110ST has a manufacturer manual with confirmed 120-V/60-Hz supply and separates 1,000-W output from input. RCA RMW1199 has a documented 12 3/8-in. tray and grill modes but specifies a 20-A supply.
Before you buy
What exact model does the record identify?
Oster OGB61101; the historical BUNN brand cell conflicts, but the exact-model page names Oster.
How large is its tray?
The retailer record lists a 12-in. glass turntable.
Does it have sensor cooking?
The exact-model retailer record marks sensor cooking controls as absent.
Is 120 V / 60 Hz confirmed?
No. The reviewed exact-model record does not state the supply; check the rating plate and manual.
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.
- Lowe's exact-model OGB61101 product record ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
- Lowe's exact model OGB61101 record identifies countertop type, 1.1-cu.-ft. capacity, 1,000-W cooking power, ten levels, six one-touch options, timer, 12-in. glass turntable, black cabinet and stainless front/handle. It also records residential use; supply voltage is not stated. ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
The decision
OGB61101 is most useful to shoppers who value its documented 12-in. tray and black/stainless split finish. Treat voltage, input and current Amazon mapping as unknown until the exact unit label and offer are checked.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.