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Samsung
Samsung MG11H2020CT 1.1-Cu.-Ft. Stainless Microwave with Grill

1.1 cu. ft. with grill, 1,000-W microwave output and 120-V/60-Hz supply. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Samsung MG11H2020CT is a stainless 1.1-cu.-ft. countertop microwave with 1,000-W output, a grill element and documented 120-V/60-Hz supply.

Consider it for

Choose MG11H2020CT when a smaller stainless microwave with a separate grill element, ceramic plate and 1,000-W cooking output suits the routine. Haier MWM13110GSS offers a larger 1.3-cu.-ft. cavity and 12.4-in. tray with a grill; Samsung is 1.1 cu. ft. and lists a high rack and 1,600-W/14.5-A consumption. Neither's grill should be treated as sensor cooking..

Look elsewhere if

Choose a larger cavity if your dishes require more than 1.1 cu. ft., or a sensor model if confirmed sensor cooking is a hard requirement.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • The Samsung sheet distinctly labels 1,000-W microwave output and 1,600-W/14.5-A power consumption.
  • A grill element, ceramic plate/high rack and ceramic-enamel interior are documented.
  • Exact-model documentation lists 120-V/60-Hz supply and stainless color.

What to weigh up

  • Its 1.1-cu.-ft. cavity is below both the 1.3-cu.-ft. models and the large-sensor threshold.
  • Sensor cooking, turntable diameter and an optional trim route are not established.
  • The renewed historical ASIN has not been verified as an exact current offer.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredMG11H2020CT
CapacitySamsung lists a 1.1-cu.-ft. countertop cavity and a turntable system.
Microwave outputMicrowave output is 1,000 W; separate power consumption is 1,600 W / 14.5 A.
Cooking approachA grill element, ceramic plate/high rack, auto cook, auto defrost and ten power levels are listed; sensor cooking is not established.
Installation optionsThe reviewed exact model sheet documents countertop placement; a trim-kit route is not listed.
Finish and turntableSamsung identifies stainless steel as the color and lists 120-V/60-Hz supply.

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 11, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

How does the 1.1-cu.-ft. size affect dish fit?

Samsung lists a 1.1-cu.-ft. oven cavity and a turntable distribution system. That is a compact footprint compared with the 1.3-cu.-ft. Sharp R459YW or Haier MWM13110GSS, but the manual does not give a tray diameter in the reviewed sheet. Measure large plates and containers against the actual cavity and turntable. A grill rack and ceramic plate are separate components, so check their usable space as well. Capacity alone cannot confirm that a tall dish or wide casserole will fit.

What do the 1,000-W and 1,600-W figures represent?

Samsung's specification sheet labels 1,000 W as microwave cooking power and separately lists 1,600 W / 14.5 A as power consumption. The output is the cooking rating used for matching; consumption describes a different electrical value. Keeping the two separate is important when comparing this model with others whose pages may show only input or a generic wattage. Confirm the nameplate and branch circuit requirements before installation; the rating numbers alone do not establish an appropriate outlet or circuit.

Does the grill replace a convection or sensor feature?

The exact model sheet lists a grilling element, ceramic plate and high rack. These describe a separate grill mode for browning or crisping, not a convection fan or a documented sensor program. Samsung also lists auto cook and auto defrost, but that does not prove steam-sensor cooking. Buyers seeking a sensor requirement should choose a model whose exact documentation names sensor cooking. Keep the modes distinct when comparing Samsung with Haier's grill model or Sharp R459YW's sensor-focused conventional microwave.

What does the ceramic-enamel interior add?

Samsung identifies a ceramic-enamel interior and describes it as a smooth, easy-to-maintain surface. That is a documented interior material and care claim, not a promise that cleaning will require no effort or that the surface cannot be damaged. The grill and ceramic plate create more parts to position and wipe after use than a simple microwave cavity. Read the included care instructions and check which accessories are required for a grill cycle before deciding whether the combination format matches your maintenance routine.

Is stainless finish tied to this exact code?

The Samsung specification sheet's color/UPC table appears to print a malformed model code beside stainless steel. The Samsung catalog separately names MG11H2020CT as stainless, which corroborates the exact code without relying on the typo. Keep the exact MG11H2020CT identity attached to the stainless variant. The frozen renewed Amazon ASIN is not verified as a current exact listing, so the purchase link searches the model rather than carrying over an unproven item number.

What installation and match path are supported?

Samsung identifies this as a countertop microwave and lists 120-V/60-Hz supply. That supports the standard U.S. supply path when the electrical answer is selected. The exact sheet does not document a trim kit, so treat counter placement as the evidenced route. Its 1.1-cu.-ft. capacity does not qualify for the 1.5-cu.-ft. large-sensor case, and sensor cooking is not confirmed. Verify the power requirement, grounding and clearances for the specific unit before setting it into an enclosed space.

What else to compare

Compare Haier MWM13110GSS for a larger 1.3-cu.-ft. grill model, or Sharp R459YW for sensor cooking without a grill.

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Before you buy

What is the microwave cooking power?

Samsung labels 1,000 W as microwave cooking output and lists 1,600 W / 14.5 A separately as consumption.

Does MG11H2020CT have a grill?

Yes. The exact sheet lists a grilling element with ceramic plate and high rack.

Is its electrical supply documented?

Samsung lists 120-V/60-Hz supply for the exact model.

Does it meet a large sensor requirement?

No. Capacity is 1.1 cu. ft. and the reviewed sources do not establish sensor cooking.

Where can I check the current price?

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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

MG11H2020CT combines 1.1-cu.-ft. capacity, 1,000-W microwave output, grill accessories and 120-V/60-Hz supply. Sensor function and tray diameter remain unknown.

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