Sharp Carousel Microwave Oven SMC1662DS

Yep. Got a new microwave now, the previous one had catastrophic failure due to the magnetron going ballistic while popping popcorn. Let me know what you all think in the comments and apologies about my voice sounding odd, I didn't sleep the night before the video was recorded.
Link to previous microwave: • Sharp SMC1132CS Microw...
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[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Again, apologies for my voice not sounding the best. I forgot to mention how much cubic feet this microwave is. it's 1.6

[@JJTheFanaticAwesomeYouTuber01]

When Microwaves gets old after about 5 to 10 years of use, you can retire old microwaves and replace them with newer ones.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

As explained, the old microwave had catastrophic failure due to the magnetron blowing up.

[@jaykay18]

How is a microwave lasting 3 or 4 years considered acceptable? Mine has got to be pushing 25 years.
How is an LED to illuminate the inside of the microwave acceptable? What happens when it fails?
Way too complicated to get going. If I want a minute and 30 seconds, I press 1, 3, 0, Start/Cook. Time cook, that should ALWAYS be the default.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Awwww! A guy does 50% or 30% for sensitive foods so it doesn't burn the foods.

[@jaykay18]

@@ItzYaBoyJesse You didn't answer my questions.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

@jaykay18 they don't build anything to last anymore these days.
LED's are hit and miss, some last some don't.
Again, I do 50% and longer time when reheating foods or 30% for sensitive foods.

[@jaykay18]

@@ItzYaBoyJesse I press the "reheat" button on mine and walk away.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

@@jaykay18 right, that's good!