COMFEE EM720CPL-PMB Countertop Microwave Oven with Sound On/Off, ECO Mode and Easy One-Touch Buttons, 0.7 Cu Ft, Black

I've been using this Microwave Oven every day for a year now and it has worked flawlessly. It is a little lower power than the big 1500 watt microwave I had previously so it takes food a little longer to cook, but not much longer.I've gotten spoiled by the convenience features: If I want to cook something a little more than 2 minutes, instead of keying in the exact time I just touch 2 buttons - 2 minutes (and it starts cooking) and the 30-second button that adds the extra time. If that's a little more time than I need, I just wait and press the Stop button when I want it to stop cooking.It is big enough for full size dinner plates and tall enough for everything I've wanted to put in there so far. But it is still lightweight enough that I can pick it up if I need to... not always easy when you're 84 years old and disabled.For the price, it is one of the best bargains I've gotten in a long time. I've already gotten my money's worth and it is still working just as hard as the day I bought it.

So dar so good, easy, small and works great

I got the COMFEE EM720CPL-PM Microwave for my apartment, and it’s been perfect for my small kitchen. It’s compact, easy to use, and I love the sound off feature when I'm using it late at night. The ECO mode is a nice bonus too.It’s not the most powerful at 700W, so it takes a little longer to heat things up. Also, the interior is on the smaller side, so bigger plates won’t fit.Overall, it’s a solid, budget friendly microwave that does what it needs to without taking up too much space. Would recommend if you just need something simple and efficient!

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.

Cute and perfect size.

i wanted a tiny microwave to fit my room and this was perfect once it was delivered to me . it fits a standard round plate size if those things have a standard , i dunno . anywayz , very easy to setup with clock and higher or lower power heat or memory etc . u can microwaving meals just simply one press of a number button . for example , pressing button number 1 will set the microwave to cook for 1 minute AND it starts the microwaving process all with one press . also , u can silence all the beeps and alarms it makes if u need it to be quiet for whatever reason . very useful and convenient investment indeed .

I bought an out of the box “like new” white Comfee .7cu. It’s really cute and it was exactly what I was looking for, but unfortunately, when I open the box you could tell that it had been used and it was a bit dirty.I cleaned it up and I used it and it was everything I was looking for. I needed a specific size to fit it in my cabinet and it fit perfectly, I needed the door to close quietly, and I also needed a mute button.I’m really bummed because every single time I use this machine, it’s soaking wet inside. The condensation builds up so much and I’m not sure if it’s just my machine because it was used and returned to Amazon, but my guess is that it’s normal for this machine as a lot of people report rust.The door lock thing wasn’t that bad and I think you would get used to it. I’m returning this product because I don’t think that it’s going to last long as it’s always wet inside and I don’t want to have to thoroughly clean a microwave just for heating a basic frozen burrito or a potato.

It works fine! Inside you can put a 10.5 dinner plate. Turning off that bell is great. Simple to operate and not noisy as some have reported.I have limited counter space so this size is perfect for me.