I've used the Vulcan equivalent, the Flashbake. They both use halogen bulbs and a reflective interior. The halogen ovens produce a better product than a microwave, but the upkeep isn't worth it. The reflective interior and glass shields that cover the lights must be kept pristinely clean. To do so , you can only use certain products. For example, you have to use a specific type of scrub pad on the reflective interior that is less likely to leave scratches. Add to that the time you'll have to spend figuring out how to cook in this new oven and I would say you are better off buying a new microwave. When the price comes down on these halogen ovens, maybe I'd opt for it, but they are still new technology, and are still very pricey. | 
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