A handleless combi-microwave that disappears into a minimal kitchen

Fisher & Paykel's 60cm Minimal design line drops the handle entirely, so this combi-microwave sits flush against cabinetry with a push-to-open black glass front and a 6.8-inch touchscreen that replaces dials and buttons with a single clean surface. At 900W, it handles everyday reheating and defrosting alongside grill and convection functions for actual cooking, not just microwaving.

The touchscreen interface groups presets logically, so switching from a quick reheat to a convection bake doesn't mean scrolling through menus. Because it combines microwave, grill and oven functions in one 596mm-wide cavity, it takes on tasks that would otherwise need a second oven, useful in apartments and secondary kitchens where bench and wall space is tight. The black finish resists fingerprints better than gloss steel, which matters on a handleless door that gets touched, not gripped.

At 458mm high and 565mm deep, it's built for standard cabinetry cut-outs, integrating at eye level or under-bench without disrupting a handleless run of drawers and ovens. For kitchens built around continuous, hardware-free fronts, that flush fit and matching black finish matter as much as the cooking specification.

Buy this if…

• You're building a handleless kitchen and need appliances that match the hardware-free aesthetic
• You want one compact unit that covers microwave, grill and convection duties
• You prefer touchscreen control over physical dials and buttons
• You need a black finish that resists fingerprints on a frequently touched door
• You're fitting a second oven into a tight or secondary kitchen footprint