BLACK+DECKEREM720CB7 Digital Microwave Oven with Turntable Push-Button Door, Child Safety Lock, 700W, Stainless Steel, 0.7 Cu.ft

A great Micro-wave oven, the price is great, it looks great, works great. Been using it for a while, easy to clean.

The BLACK+DECKER EM720CB7 Digital Microwave Oven has truly exceeded my expectations. This microwave not only looks sleek and modern with its stainless steel finish but also performs exceptionally well, making it a fantastic addition to my kitchen.The 700-watt power output is perfect for quickly and evenly heating my meals. Whether I’m reheating leftovers, defrosting meat, or cooking popcorn, it handles every task effortlessly. The 10 power levels offer great flexibility for different cooking needs, and the pre-programmed settings for common foods are incredibly convenient.The digital display is easy to read, and the controls are intuitive, making it simple to operate. I especially appreciate the push-button door, which opens smoothly and feels sturdy. The interior is spacious enough to fit a full-sized dinner plate, and the turntable ensures even heating.Cleanup is a breeze with the easy-to-clean interior and exterior. The compact size fits perfectly on my countertop without taking up too much space, yet it still offers plenty of capacity for my needs.Overall, the BLACK+DECKER EM720CB7 is a reliable, efficient, and stylish microwave oven that delivers excellent performance. It’s a great value for the price, and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a quality microwave!

We got this mini microwave in 2023. Worked for two years so far and function good. I like the size and design.Easy to clean the exterior.Push button for the dorr oppening is a smart idea for this small and lightweight microwave.The downside is you can't set less then 30 sec.Another issue is the inner coating it is started to peel and rust after one year. However only bottom and corners. The top is fine for now.I wish the coating were sturdier or made out of stainless steel.Overal is a good small microwave for a small kitchen.

Works well. Great for a small space. However, people get mad about the safety lock.Looks nice, not cheap looking. Cooks quickly.

Great microwave, very easy to use, looks great on dorm countertops. Buttons are easy to press and the microwave itself is easy to transport if you retain the box. Things are heated to my liking within 1-2 minutes. The lock/unlock feature is also smart for those who have young children. After 3 weeks of use I can say that it is durable, powerful, and easy to use. Operation is easy and well worth the money.

Updated 20 Dec 2023:Well, here I am 90 days out from the purchase and about 6 weeks ago, it appears the venting fan no longer works, all steam remains and accumulates and since was not paying attention initially - accumulated significant'y under the rotating tray! (Wife asked,"what's up with all this smoke/steam?!, water!).So, the 30 day window to return is gone - yet may yet "Chat" just to fully document to them.So, I try the Warranty service and wade through TWO seperate sights to then be told there's a "special" division that handles THESE units. Hmmm, okay... Instead of doing a "warm handoff" considering all the work I just did - I do, as they could, FORWARD the entire mail to the Email they provide.I then get back an email of "questions" (some bot response with an individuals name with a big thank you and let us know....!). So, ALL was in the email, but answer again and then take a photo of the serial number tag (no one told me where it was btw!!).I notice the email added "numbers", so "support@.... turned into "support+nnnnnnnnn@..." and I had forgotten to attach the serial number phone pic so resend all and to specifically "support@..." AND the other too with the yet ANOTHER incident number.Next day (time difference with CHINA I am used to - my mornings are the best time to engage them it seems) - I get an email (yesterday) - "we have one more question for you" embedded in a link - RATE OUR SUPPORT SERVICE for this... "like", "don't like" or similar words. My response was - rater what? You have not done anything. So another day goes by and NO RESPONSE.So, I now have a Microwave just barely 90 days old, barely used since is 700 watts and used for only specific things, and? Wow - I can't afford to buy stuff like this here if there's NO WAY TO RETURN, REPLACE, REPAIR, REFUND IT!!. Wow.I said to them too - with how this is going - I look forward to reviewing how this goes - so, here this is to date.I will contact Amazon likely - since they may intercede, etc., or not, but letting them know directly and specifically and with ALL the messages in their system - they do review this stuff (I had one prior bad experience I got resolved by involving them directly within it all). So, can't fault Amazon in this, but if this is how this goes - and can't rely on what's sold here, then?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I purchase for the Brand since have had many items that just seem to do well for me.This is a disappointment functionally for two reasons -1) IT SLIDES all over the counter. Why would ANY OEM build something that will live on a formica counter top with SLICK, unstable supports? I just don't get it.2) Tiny thin, writing on Black, not back lighted - Labeling. Until this product I never needed to turn the big light on in the Kitchen AND put on my glasses. Now I do.The noise put me off a bit when first started up - startled me.All of my other Microwaves, ever, had a fan noise and more of a higher pitch, light hum to it. This one is to me, 3x's as loud, with a low, very textured buzz (not a hum a buzz, buzzing - heavy running sound).It's not the least expensive, not the most costly and since I find price is not always, or even usually an indicator of "good/not-good" - I went with brand and reviews.I did read the, or see the reviews that state the same as I say now - NOW I understand - but just didn't "get it" until today - wow - what to do.Otherwise, the controls are somewhat intuitive.The times to heat are about the same or the same as on my 1200 watt unit or the prior 900 watt unit. I felt that there was no need to use that much wattage to heat water, or warm food, etc.I was anticipating the inside dimensions being "tight", but remain functional for what I experience with other units. So, what I mean, as e.g., is like - I'd love to heat 3 slices of Pizza same time one place as with the room or power with the 1200 watt unit. However, I often wind up doing two or even one slice in order to over all just heat the slice versus getting very "spotty" hot/cold not evenly warmed. Slight overlaps of slices never works and actually have burned things when got jammed/not rotate. So, the smaller footprint would seems as a non-issue, or better this way. HOWEVER, as the Manual says, allow for THREE INCHES all around this unit when using, placing it. So, it may not "functionally" be a small a footprint as you imagine if don't have that for air/heat which you need to take *seriously!So, anyway, it's a microwave. The door looks safe, will remain safe I hope, not sag, loosen up, etc., "leak" as is the warning concerning the - Door. However again, the Non-back lit Control Labels, small font/type and thin/light/hard to see AND that now I have to figure a way to keep it from SLIDING ALL OVER my counter top - SO DANGEROUS even for "Adults" - WOW. I looked in the box for some anti-slide thing not installed - none. I mean - where - is a Microwave EVER INSTALLED that is on a NON-SMOOTH, easy to clean, sanitize surface - "sliddy"? Where - Black+Decker?In my opinion, that miss the mark for what I would otherwise, as first use rate would rate otherwise, 4 or even 5 stars. Then the Buzzing when running thing - is likely something that could be addressed. As with many things I see today now usually has to do with lowering the cost of manufacturing. I deal with mechanical audio and "hear" what they've done versus could do to quiet it down substantially.So, I hope that assists someone. Additionally, all in can say if Sliding is an issue, Small Control Labels, and Noise is an issue - take those Reviews to heart to consider - those are issues and wish I did. Yes, I could return it and may - we'll see. Who's to say what the others may be like - so... how much time to spend on this. Returns, especially with something this size are not easy for me to "get to a shipper" - so, consider all that is my advice and experience.

recently picked up the Black and Decker Digital Microwave, and honestly, it’s been a solid addition to my kitchen. It fits well—no annoying bulkiness—and it didn’t cost a fortune, which is nice. This microwave does exactly what you expect: it cooks food! As someone who can be mildly dependent on my microwave during the week, I've been able to reheat everything the last half of my morning coffee to dinner leftovers, and there are no cold spots, which is a relief. The control panel is pretty straightforward, but I did fumble a bit with the "door unlock" button at first. Still, it’s a decent safety feature if you’ve got kids around. It’s also surprisingly quiet; you know, unlike those microwaves that sound like they’re about to take off. Cleaning is easy, too—a quick wipe down and you’re done. Overall, if you’re in the market for a reliable, budget-friendly microwave that actually gets the job done, this one’s worth considering.