LG Smart Microwave Oven, MVEL2033D, 2.0 cu ft, Over-the-Range, 30 in, Black Stainless Steel Finish

I've never been unsatisfied with LG and almost everything that they come out with that I look at has great reviews. So some time ago I decided to always choose LG whenever it's possible. Even though we're struggling financially I still decided to get this microwave. And so far it's pretty awesome. It certainly looks good, that's for sure. Every single person that sees it goes, "Hey, that's a nice microwave!" The app integration is pretty neat too, and it was easy to hook the microwave up to my Wi-Fi. I haven't tried to do the thing where you scan the barcode on the food packaging yet, but I am looking forward to it. Probably my favorite thing though, is not having to listen to those generic tones that my particular microwaves have made for my entire life. You know, the tones for when something is finished cooking? And for like, when the over the stove light is turned on and off? When something's done cooking it actually plays a fun little jingle, lol. The only thing I would have like to have seen done differently would be the over the stove light. It does put out enough light for my liking, but considering how good the microwave looks the light just looks tacky when you duck down and look at it through the glass covering. Aside from that, the one bulb in it is not a screw in bulb, it's a halogen bulb. And from the factory, it's a 40 watt bulb I believe, and it puts off a lot of heat. I would just think that in out current time and LED light that draws like 4 watts would be standard. Because now, the over the stove light on my microwave is the only light in my house that is NOT LED, and it sucks as much power as ten of my other light bulbs combined. Normally I wouldn't give this much thought, but it's your own fault LG! Y'all set such a high standard that I'm surprised is all, lol. And it's not that big of a deal. If myself or anyone else really wants a LED light under there instead, it would only cost a few bucks and it's not that hard to change. Here's a tip though, for changing the over the stove bulb. Probably the hardest part is holding the glass covering up while trying to get the really short screw started in the hole, right? What I eventually did was take a few pieces of masking tape and put them across the glass covering piece to hold it up temporarily. Then, it was quite easy to start the screw and screw it in.