Its small, which is what i needed. Red color is great. Note: ad says 1000 watts but the included paperwork says 1350 watts. I will say it is at least 1000w power but it may be more. It heats up food very quickly. Very easy to use and it doesn't take up a lot of space. The feet are a bit hard and it will slide on your counter if you close the door with heavy force, but remember it is a smaller microwave and isn't that heavy in the first place. All said, its working fantastic and I'm really pleased with the performance.

Great price. Great compact size. Safety lock and most importantly you can turn the alarm soft so it's quiet as can be even when it's operating it's quiet.

I got it on a special deal of the day only paying about $84 for it so I can't complain about the price. It works fine but at 700W I always have to add time for cooking directions as most frozen dishes, or other items are based on using a 1200W Microwave. I don't have to add a lot of time, but say if it says 4 minutes, I leave it in for five etc. It does require more space than you'd think, so be sure you check the specs for safety, one side they ask for a 4 feet clearance, not sure why, I gave it two and it seems to work without any issues. You'll also have to remember NOT to put things on top of it (you should have about a 10" clearance above it, and at least 3 to 4" behind it. That worked okay on my counter. I have a very limited income so when my old Sylvania died (after giving me some 23 or so good years), another 700W, I had to find an inexpensive replacement and this was it. There is something that I find annoying. When I want to set it to a certain time, I'm so accustomed to just pressing 150 for 1 minute 50 seconds... but if you try that with this machine, as soon as you hit the one, it will begin a one minute timing no more no less, and you'll have to stop it, and go the longer way. You must push the timer button up top first, when four 0's appear, THEN you can enter you 150, or 430, or whatever not an even minute timing you wish. It has a nice glass revolving tray inside. I use covers for all of my dishes because microwaved items give off a lot of water vapor since it is the water molecules it stimulates. This is what eventually killed my old machine. I didn't realize all that moisture was just sitting on top of the inside of my microwave and eventually it rusted. (Yes, of course I regularly cleaned my microwave; but since it rarely got dirty or showed spillage, there might be a week or more before I'd wipe it down. Now I know that by having fairly inexpensive plastic covers (1 large and one small) they will trap most of the steam on them, and a quick wipe across the top of the inside, should keep it from eating away at the metal surface. Anyway, it's a good buy for the price, it works well. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the MUCH higher priced microwaves--but it does do the job.

We have very limited counter space in our less-than-functional kitchen (not complaining too much though because I have friends who live in NYC with a sink, stove and 10 inches of what they call counter-space so...). We went without a microwave for a year once our built-in caught fire. Our landlord is, well, a landlord, so they were not going to replace it. So we got real good with slow heating things up on the stove and making the whole house at least 10 degrees higher when we heated things up in the oven. It was fine though. I actually was starting to think more highly of myself since our family was able to live without a microwave. We were two steps away from self-sufficiency and I was contemplating taking a canning class. Then the pandemic hit. Our college-aged kid was back. She couldn’t make her mac & cheese cups or ramen without a microwave. This meant she was asking me for help with how to boil water and banging pots and pans at 2AM since she’s also a vampire. Apparently. We made it two months into lockdown, with temps here getting higher and the world sort of falling apart. I wanted to be able to eat instantly, since some days I’d forget about doing that or even drinking water. So I had to get a microwave. I didn’t want to spend a lot (who has money these days?!) and wanted something that wouldn’t take up a ton of space but was functional for us. Reviews for any microwave under $100 are a mess to sift through. But I did, and finally just went with this one. I figured any microwave was better than no microwave. I don’t have any cons on this one yet. It small (but like the TARDIS, there is plenty of space inside). It’s quiet (but also my kitchen is galley-style, so it might seem loud in a wide open space, I have no idea). It fits our plates (basic ikea dinner plates, because even a few years ago who had money?) & whatever foods meant for microwaves that we have encountered thus far. Food heats evenly. Has quick buttons for common foods. I can heat up leftovers, and the kids can cook for themselves which is a whole other bonus months into us all being under one roof ALL THE TIME. I like this microwave a lot, and it does what I need it to do. I even bought a cute cover for it because we all need some nice things these days and it is ridiculous to have a microwave cover, which alone makes me smile each time I see it.

The Comfee EM720CPL-PMB Countertop Microwave Oven was the perfect size and color (black) for my space and kitchen appliances. However, I am returning it because I can't pull it open even with the push button it. Not enough strength in my hand and arm. Will have to keep searching for one that need pushing to open.

This size is small, but it fits a full-size plate. It has a 30 second button which I love. It fits everywhere and it’s easy to use.

This microwave is compact, which is nice.. but does have a few downsides. It takes a lot longer to cook things. Add a couple more minutes to anything frozen. It also cooks unevenly. Finally, moisture and water accumulates on the sides and pools on the bottom, so you have to wipe down after each use. Definitely not a long term microwave.

Love my microwave! It's adorable and works well! My house is done in beach theme so it fits right in.

El tamaño para el espacio fue perfecto

Play Video I purchased a retro-style microwave for about CAD $370, shipped from the US. It took about 8 days to arrive, and I was excited because I loved the look and color. However, I noticed two issues upon receiving it. Firstly, the microwave was severely wobbly. One of the four legs was bent inward, making it unstable on any surface. Adjusting the legs wasn't possible, and one appeared damaged. Secondly, the microwave door was misaligned. The upper part of the door was close to the body, while the lower part had a noticeable gap. This wasn't a major issue for me, but the wobbling was unacceptable. Additionally, the microwave is very heavy, making the return process and carrying it to the post office a big pain. Despite this inconvenience, I have to return it because the wobbling is unacceptable. I did not turn it on or try using it, as I decided to return it immediately due to these issues. I requested a refund through Amazon, but the approval process takes 48 hours. For such a price, I expect the producer and seller to check the quality control before packing and sending items to customers. Despite the high cost, I loved the look and color of the microwave and wished it worked properly, but it did not!

Me gustó mucho este microondas he tenido en otras marcas el estilo retro y de colores y este supera por mucho la calidad tanto en apariencia como en funcionamiento. Solo que si hay que darle una revisada al manual de usuario para entender las funciones de los botones y como programarlo.

Es muy bonito , pero me llego chueco ! Nose si esta mal hecho o esta golpeado , pero creo esta mal hecho