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Question: Does the light remain ON when the door is opened?
Document: Over all it seems to be well made and maybe on the next model they will add the lighted clock with a brighter light for the inside  and lighten up the door . (especially for the price of this unit).
Even my highest end LG range fan microwave unit doesn't have that.It is surprisingly quiet, relatively speaking. Even quieter than my 1200w LG, which I had thought was a pretty silent unit.Another quality I liked is that unlike every other microwave I've had, this one will automatically shut off the light if the door is left open. This is ideal for getting moisture to evaporate after you've cooked, without having the bulb burn the whole time.
This is my first Breville appliance. I was very impressed with the modern look of the silver microwave from the beginning. The glass turntable was standard--like any other one I've put together, but that's where similarities to previous owned microwaves end.It was easy to set the clock, beep volume (love that feature) and whether you want ounces or kilograms programmed. These buttons are on a vertical row, called the "Shortcuts Panel" that is viewed when the door is opened.
The time is there in the LCD panel, but the light is not on so you cannot read it. I called Breville Support about this to see if something was wrong with my machine or if there was a work around that wasn't mentioned in the manual. Yes, and no. You can get the clock to show with the light on if you have the child lock on, but it also goes dark after few minutes of non-use.
When cooking it is hard to see inside the oven especially if any steam has escaped. Even with the light on, it is hard to see what is going on. .One thing I might mention that was not made clear to me in all the literature about the oven is that you can turn a knob to dial and set the amount of time you want the oven to run and also turn another knob to dial the power you want and push Start.
This should have been on the outside panel.When you open the door, the cook time defaults to 30 seconds. You can adjust it up or down with the knob, up to 95 minutes, but as times increase, your ability to set fine-grained times goes down. You can set 1-19 seconds, but in increments of 5 seconds after that up to a minute, 10 seconds after that, and so on.
The door closes securely and opens easily, no play at all. The feet stick well to the surface it's on so it doesn't move when you press buttons.The part of the knobs I do like is the selection for things though, which is probably because I'm used to that from the toaster oven, so it's nice to just turn a bit to pick whatever food I want.
There are quick buttons on the inside door housing that you select,close the door and then push START to begin the chosen cycle.AUTO MENU REVIEWS:MELT CHOCOLATE:I started with this one because it is prominently featured in the marketing and the most convenient for me since I had just made a batch of truffle filling the day before and they were in need of covering.
One annoyance is that the door only opens 90 degrees - most microwaves I have seen allow the door to open somewhat more so that it isn't in your face while you are trying to put food in or take it out. Another annoyance is that the cord has a large plug that sticks straight out, so if your electrical outlet is behind the oven, which it is for me, you can't push the oven back very far.And now we get to the elephant in the room - the price.
I have a Breville Toaster Oven and their Coffee grinder. I am very happy with both. The Breville Microwave BMO734XL is my latest addition. Here are a few pros and cons.I was surprised that the main case of the oven is not all stainless steel like the other 2 products. Is it a gray painted metal. At least it isn't black like some competitors ovens are. The door and front of the oven are stainless steel.
Answer: Yes.  Mine does.  But I don't leave it open for extended periods so I don't know if it would go off after a while or not.