COMFEE' CMO-C20M1WH Retro Microwave with 11 Power Levels, Multi-Stage Fast Cooking, Turntable Reset Function Kitchen Timer, Fast Cooking, Defrost

Small and easy to put where ever you need it. It heats the food up great and is not too loud when using it or when it is finished. It is good quality and great value.

This microwave does what it’s supposed to do, but there are a few things to keep in mind. I knew I was buying a smaller microwave, however it ended up being smaller than I expected, so make sure you don’t use large glass dishes because they won’t fit inside. One thing I didn’t realize before purchasing is that it has a lock feature. Every time your food finishes heating, you have to press the unlock button before you can open the door, which can get a little annoying with regular use. That said, it works well overall and heats food properly. I would recommend this microwave if you don’t use one very often, or if you mainly use it for small items like warming up a glass of milk or quick reheats.

I bought this because its maximum wattage is 700 and the wattage can be reduced. Why? In the event of long term grid down you would use less solar power to make it work for a low price. Am I crazy? Maybe. My current in use microwave is also 700 watts and has worked fine for years. A backup seemed ok.

First microwave I have had with a lock on the door. To be fair to the manufacturer, I am one of those people who never read a manual. Took me me 24 hours to figure it out, but that’s because I gave up after five minutes of trying to open it and decided to return it, went to bed, and the next morning, in a kitchen flooded with morning sunlight I noticed the lock/unlock button … otherwise a good product at a decent price … 🙄

I use this microwave every morning. However, it has a small defect: after heating food it does not open automatically, you have to detach the microwave from the current, and only then it opens. Sometimes, especially, when I am in a rush ,it disappoints me.