COMFEE' Retro Microwave Oven, Small Microwave with 6 Auto Menus, 0.9 cu.ft Countertop Compact Microwave with Multi-stage Cooking, Mute Function, LED digital, Apricot/900W, CMO-MMP02AA(AT)

I’ve been using the COMFEE' EM720CPL-PM microwave oven for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed. For such an affordable microwave, it delivers excellent quality and performance. The build feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy like some other budget models. Easy to Use: The control panel is intuitive and user-friendly. Whether you're reheating leftovers or defrosting frozen meals, it’s a breeze to operate—even without reading the manual. Heats Quickly: This microwave doesn’t waste time. It heats food evenly and fast, which is perfect for busy mornings or late-night snack. Great Value: For the price, you’re getting a reliable appliance that punches above its weight. It’s compact enough for small kitchens but still spacious enough inside for most dishes. Highly recommend!

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.

Well Made Heats Great... Small Size Great On Saving Counter Space.

I purchased this item 22 November 2022. Last night, 10 February 2026, the time-pad stopped working. This morning I called product support, talked w/ a courteous, supportive product individual and the glitch was remedied. No idea what caused the problem, but Noel addressed and remedied it. FYI: This microwave was purchased before the 'child-lock' issure so many reviews complain about. The microwave itself is small but reliable (w/ product support after 3+ years). It has very minimal rust from interior moisture. For small space, it's been a jewel. The above noted, I reviewed the current model, thinking if product support as not successful I have to replace this one w/ another Comfee', but given the kiddie lock mechanism complaints, I doubt I'd do so.

This microwave is honestly perfect for my studio apartment 🤍 It’s compact but still fits everything I need, and it looks clean and modern on my refrigerator. It’s very easy to use with simple buttons and settings that make sense, so I didn’t have to “learn” anything — it just works. It also heats food evenly and quickly, and the heat level feels strong and reliable for everyday meals. I’ve used it for warming up dinner, snacks, and even pastries, and everything comes out hot without weird cold spots. The noise level is totally fine too — it’s not loud or annoying, which matters a lot in a small space. Cleaning is easy because the inside is simple and wipes down fast, and the build feels sturdy and solid for the price. Overall, it’s an amazing value for money and such a great choice for a studio setup. I’m very happy with it ✨😊

Really a 4.95! Cutie Lil micro with user friendly panel. Huge view window, inside light, stout handle. Only complaint is inner tray doesn't stay in place all the time, must balance your items very evenly. (My 1 yr old huge Whirlpool micro has same prob)..never happened with my older microwaves? I really love this comfee cutie. Such easy cleanup too. Highly recommend!!!

This countertop microwave is a decent, budget-friendly option for small spaces. Its lightweight and compact design makes it great for dorm rooms, apartments, or seniors who need something easy to move and use. The one-touch buttons and sound on/off feature are convenient, and the ECO mode is a nice addition. However, at only 700W, it lacks the power of larger microwaves. If you need to heat food quickly or cook more than basic items, this might feel too slow. It works fine for simple tasks like reheating leftovers or making popcorn, but don’t expect high performance. Good for convenience and price, but not for power users. If you need something stronger, you may want to look elsewhere.

True to the size as described. I live in an apartment and the kitchen is not exactly spacious. The microwave I have from the apartment is huge and it was on the counter instead of installed under the cabinet. I bought this one because the size was significantly smaller and it would give me the opportunity it y to install it on a wall underneath a cabinet to allow myself more room in the counter top for cooking. It heats as it should. I got mine on a deal, for the price at the moment which it was around $75-$76 it was great! The microwave itself while cooking/reheating the food is pretty quiet. Easy to use. One thing I notice and I am Not used to is to have to press an unlock button to retrieve my plate from the inside of the microwave. But, although I do not have kids in the home, I feel this feature is incredibly amazing! It will help protect the food and to protect the little ones from potentially access a hot item and get in contact with it and thus getting hurt. I have only had the microwave for a month and it works as it should - so far so good. The biggest used I give to it is to reheat or defrost things. I could heat up myself a cup of tea or reheat my coffee. For a cup of tea one minute with 20 seconds is perfect, to reheat my coffee which it could be less than have of the mug 20-30 seconds is perfect. I do not need to do a second round. I have made popcorn using the popcorn preset button and that was good enough preset, the bag of popcorn was made and it was not burned. I use the kitchen timer on this microwave while cooking other things - is easy to set up the kitchen timer. However the only thing I did not like was when the timer is up it beeps only once. If it beeped and I was not paying attention I may miss the timer and accidentally burn the food; I have to be paying attention and/or check how much more or less I have left in the timer to make sure I don’t miss the beep when is over.