Chefman Countertop Microwave Oven 0.7 Cu. Ft., 700 Watts with 3 Presets and 10 Power Levels - Black

This little microwave is perfect for small apartments it fits in the corneron my kitchen counter tucked away so I still have space. I've used it on Marie Calander's pot pies which are often undercooked in small microwaves but if you cook it the full 10 recommend minutes it's perfect. I'd say for the price it's well worth picking one up.

I just received the i just received the Chefman’s countertop microwave oven 700 Watts last evening and even though it is a smaller size, I live alone, so it's the perfect size for me. I found that when I cooked the frozen microwaveable food in it that the cooking times listed on the microwavable food boxes are spot on and can be cooked exactly as instructed. It's easy to function in a smaller size that fit nicely on my countertop without taking up too much space. I only paid approximately $68 plus tax for this, so I'm not disappointed. I think it's perfect for a single person, living alone, an elderly person, living alone, or even for college dorm. I would recommend it to others.

This fits much better in our limited kitchen space and works just as well as the bigger one which it replaced. It fits no bigger than a dinner plate for reheating meals, but does so fast. Happy with purchase.

This microwave oven is just the size and power I needed. Reliable, easy to use,I use it, mostly, for reheating leftovers or water for individual servings of coffee. It's great for what I use it for. It's reliable and easy to use and program for different dishes.

i was looking for a small microwave to set up on retractable stand i bought for small kitchen i have. i dont have much counter space. worked out great and great microwave too love the silent button and door handle

The microwave is not as powerful as aI hoped for. I usually buy the cheapest microwave from Walmart and the Chefman is more expensive but functions on the same level as the cheapest microwave. Unfortunately, it is smaller than I expected and even looks like the cheaper Walmart microwave I usually purchase. I guess the only difference is durability. Will this microwave outlast the cheap brand microwaves I tend to buy. The cheaper brand microwaves give out after a year. The cheaper brand microwaves tend to start rusting inside as well. Only time will tell if this microwave will stay rust free. The final gripe I have with the Chefman microwave is the awkward way it opens. I do not particularly like the way you have to squeeze one part of the upper handle to open the microwave.

Bought this as a replacement in a small space. Small,, sleek and sufficiently does the job. Its lightweight design is fantastic though it does move a bit when opening and surprisingly takes a couple of tries for popcorn. Great price and trusted brand so all is well.

It is much smaller than I thought and it doesn't heat like my previous microwaves did. I would have returned it but not able to lift and carry at the moment.

Absolute garbage. The 30-second speed button about every other time causes a short, wipes out the clock to 1:00, blocks restarts, and keeps tripping some fuse several times in a row if retrying. Takes about 15 minutes for it to 'cool off', then finally the clock reset sticks, and the function works again. Until next time. So utterly annoying, and makes the microwave completely undependable. The heat output is very low, so efficiency sucks. And finally the manufacturer photo shows a big dinner plate comfortably sitting in, only that is false. The only way to get a dinner plate in is to tilt it sideways, which is a ridiculous proposition if there is food on it. So false advertising on top of everything else. Recommend you stay away from this item.

the door broke and it makes a horrible clicking sound