COMFEE' CM-M092AAT Retro Microwave with 9 Preset Programs, Fast Multi-stage Cooking, Turntable Reset Function Kitchen Timer, Mute Function, ECO Mode, LED digital display, 0.9 cu.ft, 900W, Apricot

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.

Who's ever heard of Comfee before? I'm used to buying from Black & Decker, Panasonic, Toshiba - you know, the usual suspects. But look at the style of this thing. This is what appliances *should* look like, elevate your space! I had the same hesitations as most looking at this probably do:(1) I've never heard of this brand before, it's going to melt and light my building on fire(2) The interface is going to be counter intuitive and impossible to useTo address (1) - the internals of most microwaves are almost identical. I've had zero issues so far. It heats up my food great, and I've noticed no time difference, no dead spots, honestly very little difference compared to other microwaves I've owned/used in the pastTo address (2) - yes the interface *is* a little clunky. But honestly a few minutes with the instruction manual and it's not all that bad. The dial is a little tricky when setting cook time - you turn it one direction first, then turn it back to get it down to the right range (you'll see what I mean) - but I'm almost always using the 30 second button anyway. Also it has the mute setting as a dedicated button which is huge!In terms of size the 0.9 cubic ft SKU fits perfectly in my small kitchen and has plenty of space inside to fit plates and larger tupperware. 0.7 seemed way too small (also in terms of power) so if you have the space for the 0.9 one I'd recommend it!

Microwave is great, but they package it so bad that it got dented. They put it in a huge box with nothing to keep it stable. So it was just tumbling around. Cute color though.

Love love love! Looks so nice on my counter and works really good. I love the silent mode!!!! I can now sneak snacks at night without my german shepherd hearing me, hehI bought a matching red electric can opener on Amazon to keep it classy. Looks really good.Really nice microwave!

Works fine, controls are confusing. not current technology. Read the instructions more than once.

Looks and works exactly as described. My senior (super low tech) spouse had zero problems learning to operate it on day one :-)

Edit: It's only been six months, and it barely works anymore. All microwaves have hot and cold spots but this, despite the rotating plate, is pretty much 90% ice cold spot where food remains frozen no matter how long you heat it. One single point on the food will get boiling hot and explode. (And I know about the middle-of-the-rotating-plate is a cold spot theory, so I started offsetting food to one side or the other for the past 3 months, with no luck). I got a $40 microwave at Target and it lasted for 10 years. This one is about to go into the trash (by which I mean driving all the way to the hazardous waste recycling drop off) after six months. I really regret going for looks over functionality and durability. I do have a Comfee brand dishwasher that works great, so the brand seems very spotty on quality.This microwave looks cute and is a beautiful pale seafoam green. But it's very annoying to use because when you turn the dial, rather than show the cook time, it gives you all the presets. For someone who's always wanting to bake a potato or microwave popcorn I guess this is great. For me nine times out of ten I want to cook for a set amount of time at the normal maximum power. To do that you have to press "power", press "start" to let it know you want to cook at max power, THEN turn the dial to get the cook time. THEN press the start button again to start cooking. You get used to it but it's not efficient or intuitive. I'd say go for a less pretty, better designed microwave.

I bought this to go with a retro kitchen because it was “green”. All my small appliances are a sage green but as you can see this one is more of a blue. I’m disappointed. It I’ll keep it.