Oh so you're one of those ppl obsessed with frame rates

Blinking uses half the power too.

Tip also works for car battery / clock.

that's the REAL slpt

it might be, but the interface is also slow as balls

First you hit microwave (because it operates both the mirowave AND the oven

The chime is instant but the menu load, that takes a good 700 ms

then you press cook, there's a menu of 4 items which are all just cook with extra steps. that's another 700ms and a 50% chance of not registering your click.

you get a horizontal two line number pad 1-5, 6-0 with a little hit box in the lower left for power

you enter in 90 for seconds, and click power (optional)

i shit you now, power is a scrolling slider, you swipe left and right to up up and down by 10%

micro->cook->9 0 -> power -> swipe90, ->swipe 80, swipe 70, swipe 60, swipe 50, swipe 40 -> next -> start

The other menus are worse, it starts asking you questions about the thing it's defrosting, satisfying some form of flow chart inside to do a lookup of power and time.

the only good thing I can say about it, it' has a proper popcorn button that stops early when the corn stops popping. It's never burned a bag or left extra kernels.

The clock is also the touchscreen that operates the microwave. I could maybe put a flap of black cloth over the screen and only lift it when I wanted to use it.

it's really horrible.

Side note, wonder if anyone makes a clockwork that goes backward.

Fuck, it's 220 50amp ... But that's not impossible.... Take my upvote

And then the smart plug begins to time drift....

No big deal, just set the time back to midnight every few days. Problem solved.

Remote? I'm talking about flipping that little door to expose the same control scheme that cheap monitors use.

Or alternatively you could travel to where it is accurate, plug it in and then come back home