Westpoint and Anex Microwave Oven Price in Pakistan 2026: All 12 Models From Rs 27,700, With Pictures
Westpoint and Anex microwave oven prices on their own stores: Anex solo from Rs 27,700, grill from Rs 41,750, Westpoint from Rs 31,603. All 12 with pictures.

A Westpoint or Anex microwave oven costs Rs 27,700 to Rs 63,112.50 on the two brands' own Pakistan stores on 15 November 2026. The cheapest is the Anex AG-9028 solo microwave at Rs 27,700. The cheapest Westpoint is Rs 31,603, and Westpoint's grill models run from Rs 53,295 to Rs 63,112.50. Each model below has the maker's own picture.
We went through all 12 microwave listings on westpoint.pk and anex.pk: 7 from Westpoint and 5 from Anex. Both stores show a sale price and a higher crossed out price. This page uses the sale price and gives the crossed out price beside it. Stock matters here: on the day we checked, only 2 of the 7 Westpoint microwaves could be ordered.
Westpoint and Anex microwave prices at a glance
Anex is the cheaper brand for a basic microwave, from Rs 27,700 against Westpoint's Rs 31,603. For a microwave with a grill, Anex starts at Rs 41,750 while Westpoint starts at Rs 53,295. The table lists all 12 models, cheapest first.
| Model | Type | Sale price | Was | Stock on 15 Nov |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anex AG-9028 | Solo, dials | Rs 27,700 | Rs 34,600 | In stock |
| Anex AG-9029 | Solo, dials | Rs 29,500 | Rs 34,650 | In stock |
| Westpoint WF-822M | Solo, dials | Rs 31,603 | Rs 37,180 | Sold out |
| Westpoint WF-823M | Solo, dials | Rs 31,603 | Rs 37,180 | Sold out |
| Westpoint WF-824M | Solo, dials | Rs 31,603 | Rs 37,180 | Sold out |
| Anex AG-9030 | Solo, digital | Rs 34,500 | Rs 40,450 | In stock |
| Anex AG-9031 | Grill, digital | Rs 41,750 | Rs 52,200 | In stock |
| Anex AG-9039 | Grill, digital | Rs 46,900 | Rs 58,650 | Sold out |
| Westpoint WF-832DG | Grill | Rs 53,295 | Rs 62,700 | Sold out |
| Westpoint WF-841DG | Grill | Rs 56,100 | Rs 66,000 | Sold out |
| Westpoint WF-851DG | Grill | Rs 57,502.50 | Rs 67,650 | In stock |
| Westpoint WF-853DG | Grill | Rs 63,112.50 | Rs 74,250 | In stock |

If you only reheat food and defrost meat, a solo microwave is enough. Pay for a grill only if you want to brown tikka, toast bread or crisp leftover parathas.
Anex microwave ovens cost Rs 27,700 to Rs 46,900
Anex sells 5 microwaves on anex.pk, all with a 2 year warranty. The AG-9028 and AG-9029 are basic solo ovens with dials. The AG-9030 adds a digital panel and auto menus. The AG-9031 and AG-9039 add a grill and combination cooking.
Anex AG-9028 Deluxe Microwave Oven, Rs 27,700

The cheapest microwave from either brand. Anex lists 700 watts of microwave power, 6 power levels, speedy defrost for meat, poultry and seafood, a cooking end signal and a pull door. Was Rs 34,600. The AG-9029, at Rs 29,500, has the same 700 watt output and 6 levels and lists 900 watts of input.
Anex AG-9030 Microwave Oven, Rs 34,500

A solo microwave with a digital clock, auto cooking menus, time and weight defrost, a +30 second button and a child lock. Anex lists 700 watts of output. Was Rs 40,450. This is the one to pick if you want buttons instead of dials but do not need a grill.
Anex AG-9031 Deluxe Microwave Oven with grill, Rs 41,750

The cheapest grill microwave from either brand. Anex lists a 1,000 watt grill, 6 microwave power levels, 4 combination settings, a 95 minute timer, a digital clock and a child lock. Was Rs 52,200.
Anex AG-9039 Deluxe Microwave Oven, Rs 46,900

Anex's top microwave lists 900 watts of output, a 1,050 watt grill, 10 power levels, a preset start and express cooking. Was Rs 58,650. It showed as sold out on 15 November.
Westpoint microwave ovens cost Rs 31,603 to Rs 63,112.50
Westpoint sells 3 solo microwaves at Rs 31,603 each and 4 grill models from Rs 53,295 on westpoint.pk. All have 5 power levels, a defrost setting, a pull handle door and a painted cavity. Only the WF-851DG and WF-853DG were in stock.
Westpoint WF-822M, WF-823M and WF-824M, Rs 31,603

The three solo models share a 35 minute dial timer and 5 power levels, and Westpoint lists 1,270 watts of input for each. The WF-824M is labelled Professional and lists 800 watts of output. All three were Rs 37,180 before the sale, and all three were sold out on 15 November.
Westpoint WF-851DG Deluxe Microwave Oven with Grill, Rs 57,502.50

Westpoint lists 1,450 watts of input, 900 watts of output and a 1,000 watt grill, with a 99 minute timer and a child safety lock. Was Rs 67,650. The WF-832DG (Rs 53,295, 1,250 watts) and WF-841DG (Rs 56,100, 900 watt output) are similar grill models but were sold out.
Westpoint WF-853DG Professional Microwave Oven with Grill, Rs 63,112.50

The dearest of the 12. It has the same 1,450 watt input, 900 watt output and 1,000 watt grill as the WF-851DG, with a 95 minute timer and a black mirror finish. Was Rs 74,250.
A microwave uses about 0.2 units for 10 minutes
A microwave draws its input wattage only while it runs. Westpoint's solo models list 1,270 watts, so 10 minutes uses about 0.21 units of electricity. Daily reheating for 20 minutes adds about 13 units a month.
That is small next to a heater or geyser. Still, if your home sits close to a slab limit, those 13 units can matter. The electric heater cost per hour works the same way: watts divided by 1,000 gives units an hour.
| Input power | Units in 10 minutes | Units a month at 20 minutes a day |
|---|---|---|
| 900 W (Anex AG-9029) | 0.15 | 9 |
| 1,270 W (Westpoint solo) | 0.21 | 13 |
| 1,450 W (Westpoint grill) | 0.24 | 15 |
How to choose and buy the right microwave
Decide first between solo and grill, then check stock and the model number before you pay. A solo model at Rs 27,700 to Rs 34,500 covers reheating and defrosting. A grill model costs Rs 14,000 or more extra.

- Pick solo for reheating and defrosting, or grill for browning and crisping.
- Compare the sale price with the crossed out price on the product page.
- Check that the model says in stock before you add it to the cart.
- Match the model number on the order page to the one you chose.
- Keep the invoice for the warranty, which Anex lists as 2 years.
Bigger brands sell larger digital ovens. Our EcoStar and Orient microwave prices list 43 models, and the PEL microwave oven price list includes convection and air fryer models. If you want to bake, an Anex or Westpoint oven toaster often costs less than a grill microwave.

Common questions
What is the cheapest Westpoint or Anex microwave?
The Anex AG-9028 at Rs 27,700 on anex.pk on 15 November 2026. It is a solo microwave with dials, 700 watts of output and 6 power levels.
What is the price of a Westpoint microwave oven?
Westpoint's solo microwaves cost Rs 31,603 and its grill models Rs 53,295 to Rs 63,112.50. Only the WF-851DG and WF-853DG grill models were in stock on 15 November.
Which Anex microwave has a grill?
The AG-9031 at Rs 41,750 and the AG-9039 at Rs 46,900. The AG-9031 lists a 1,000 watt grill and the AG-9039 a 1,050 watt grill.
What warranty do Anex microwaves have?
Anex lists a 2 year warranty on all 5 of its microwave ovens.
How much electricity does a microwave use?
About 0.2 units for 10 minutes. A 1,270 watt microwave uses 1.27 units an hour of running time, so 20 minutes a day comes to about 13 units a month.
How we verified this
What we checked and where we read it.
We checked every price and stock status on 15 November 2026 on the two makers' own stores: the Westpoint microwaves collection and the Anex microwave oven collection, plus each model's product page for wattage, timer and warranty. Specifications are as each maker lists them. Westpoint does not list a warranty period on its microwave pages, and neither maker lists the oven capacity in litres. The Anex AG-9029 page lists 900 watts of input and 700 watts of output, and the AG-9030 page lists a 700 to 1,100 watt range. Electricity figures are our own sums from the listed input wattage. Prices change with stock and sales, so check the product page before you pay.
About the author

Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.




