COMFEE' Countertop Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cu.Ft, 700W,Pearl White, ECO Mode

"What you see is what you get" is the best type of way. I bought this expecting a dependable budget microwave because it looked like one, and from what I have experienced so far it has been one. I've been using it like I've used every other microwave, except this one is MINE. For a first microwave, this thing wasn't a bad pick at all. Quite the contrary. It's plug and play level easy to install, has good enough lighting for late-night microwaving in a dark kitchen, and, despite how it may seem, is versatile enough to have you covered from everything to softening your potatoes before you fry them to thawing meat. Don't expect to be able to fit multiple courses here, because this is a microwave on the smaller side, but rest assured knowing it's still large enough to do things like thaw a whole frozen steak. If you're looking for a small, lowkey microwave that can still get the job done being sold at a frugal price, then this microwave might just be the one for you. The appearance as is listed exactly 1:1, meaning no bait-and-switch marketing is going on here. The color is good too. While I can't speak to the long-term reliability of this item quite yet, I can attest to how it's not given me any issues resembling mechanical failure since buying the item. I personally am not the biggest fan of the door lock, but I can totally see how it could be useful in places where you don't want people that wouldn't be able to figure out how to get past the lock anyway to burn themselves on steamy hot food. While it may bug me, it could be a major selling point for certain buyers. I'm giving this appliance a five star rating because I cannot find any reason to give it any less — and not even that lock is going to make me take a point off, seeing as how that's on the buyer for purchasing fast and reading minimally, not on the product for having a feature. All in all, I would highly recommend this microwave.

I can read the display clock up close and and up to eight feet away, but I wish that the numbers were brighter and bigger so I could read them from across the room like I could my 14 year old Mainstays microwave that I bought from Walmart. Other than that, I think that the interior height is even a tiny bit shorter than my old 0.7 cut ft Mainstays microwave. The width could be a tiny bit narrower too. But this isn't a dealbreaker. The only real inconvenience is that I have to put less kernels in my silicone microwave popper bowl. But the microwave is a good size for me. I really like it. I like the 700w. It cooks food just like I want. I tried a 900w Farberware microwave recently and it burned my popcorn until it was black charcoal and made any food that I warmed up overly hot. I had to keep setting the power level to 8, which was inconvenient. But with a 700w, I can just use the default power level and enter the time duration that I want to cook or warm up food. I like the aesthetics of the microwave as well. The thing that I wanted to avoid the most was getting a metal or black microwave. So many microwaves claim to be white, but they have black doors and/or black panels in front. Not only that, but this Comfee microwave has curves instead of just looking like a plain white box. The colors, curves, and overall design are very pleasing to the eye. I didn't take the time to inspect the legs. Something about them seems a little off. But I know the two front legs are symmetrical and skid-free. So it's nice knowing that the microwave won't slide around on top of my fridge. Some microwaves have negative reviews about over condensation and rust. This Comfee microwave has the same amount of condensation as my Mainstays microwave, which isn't much and is perfectly normal. My 14 year old Mainstays microwave never had child safety locks. But every microwave seems to have that these days. This Comfee microwave has it, and so did the Farberware microwave that I bought and returned a week ago. But no one should ever complain about the child safety locks. It literally takes two seconds to disable it. You just press 7 once, press 9 once, and then hold down the Open Door button for three seconds. Then the display will show 'Unlock' and it will stay unlocked forever, even if you unplug the microwave later on. I can't think of anything else to include in my review. My 14 year old microwave had a button that you pushed to make the door open. This one requires you to pull the door open instead. I honestly think that having it so that you manually pull the door open might be better than a push button mechanism, because if push button mechanisms wear out they can cause the microwave to do unexpected things like start for no reason or keep shutting off for no reason. I just hope that this microwave lasts me for at least four years, or even as long as my old microwave did which was around 14 years. I plan to take better care of it than I did my old microwave, so who knows. Maybe it will even last me 20 years. I promise to update this review if it ever breaks so people will know how long it lasted me for. I decided to bump this from four stars to five stars. It seems stupid to deduct a star just because I can't read the microwave from 12-24 feet away. Most people don't need to read the clock from that far away. Since anyone can read the clock from up to 8-10 feet away, the display clock is good enough.

I am very happy with this COMFEE’ microwave oven. It has a compact size that is perfect for small kitchens, offices, or limited counter space. It heats food well, the controls are easy to use, and I really like the one-touch cooking options. The mute function is a great feature when you want a quieter kitchen. Overall, it is a practical and reliable microwave for everyday use.

Great microwave for small things just right size for a small apartment I like the double door lock for saftey .

Excellent microwave with hidden perk! This is a great working microwave. Especially for door rooms or offices. One interesting perk that I never saw prior to the purchase is that you can set the door to stay locked during and after cooking until you hit the unlock button. My first instinct was not positive but now that I’ve used it and recognized its value, it’s a really cool feature to have in such a budget friendly item. Well done. I highly recommend this microwave.

Comfee is a brand owned and developed by the Midea Group, one of the world’s largest home appliance manufacturers. While Midea serves as the parent company’s flagship brand offering a wide range of appliances, Comfee was specifically created to target budget-conscious consumers, young renters, and first-time home buyers with stylish, affordable, and space-saving products. Shared Manufacturing: Comfee products benefit from Midea’s industrial expertise, rigorous quality controls, and global supply chain, ensuring consistent reliability and technological innovation.

I absolutely love this microwave ! ❤️ It works so well . It’s also very easy to use and clean. I’m honestly really happy with this purchase. The quality is great, and it’s definitely one of those kitchen appliances I wish I had bought sooner. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Would not recommend this to friends family or anyone else I think you have to have some kind of Engineering degree to operate one of these enjoy the story 😤My story about trying to make popcorn🤨 The Great Popcorn War of 2026 began with a deceptively simple craving. ​All I wanted was to sit down, rest my overworked brain, and eat a single, peaceful bag of popcorn. That was the dream. And yesterday, the universe allowed me to live it. I walked up to my shiny new $70 microwave, threw in a bag, pressed the giant button that literally says “POPCORN” on it, and walked away. The appliance did its magic. The kernels popped into fluffy perfection. Life was good. ​Naturally, I assumed I had mastered modern technology. ​Today, feeling confident, I repeated the exact same ritual. Bag in. Popcorn button pressed. I stood back, waiting for the sweet sound of rapid popping. ​Nothing. ​When the timer beeped, I opened the door to find a cold, sad, paper pillow. It hadn't even melted the yellow mystery-grease inside. The microwave hadn't cooked the popcorn; it had basically just given it a mild room-temperature breeze. ​Fine. War was declared. ​I popped the bag back in, hit the timer, and started smashing buttons. I pressed the Popcorn button a second time, which apparently unlocked some secret, unwritten microwave combination mode. The machine whined, grunted, and managed to pop exactly four kernels before giving up again. ​Two full hours passed. Two hours of my life, gone forever, spent standing in my kitchen trying to crack the Enigma Code of a counter-top appliance. I pushed buttons, I canceled, I added seconds, I re-entered times. I felt like a safe-cracker in a heist movie, except instead of millions in diamonds, the prize was cheap buttered corn. ​By the time I finally coaxed a response out of the infernal contraption, a thick, dark plume of smoke billowed out of the door. The end result? A bag of completely charred, black, foul-smelling charcoal. ​I stood there in my smoky kitchen, holding a bag of ruined corn, staring at the $70 machine. Why do they even put a "Popcorn" button on microwaves if it's a complete lie? It’s a trick. A decoy. You press it, and the microwave just laughs at you, waiting for you to figure out the secret five-digit combo required to actually generate heat. They don't make stuff like they used to. In the old days, a button did what it said. Now, you need a PhD in appliance mechanics just to melt butter. ​So, here I am, standing at a crossroads with two distinct options: ​Option A: Return it. But since I bought it on an old bank account that no longer exists, I’d probably end up spending another two hours arguing with customer service, only to be offered $70 in store credit for a store I hate. ​Option B: Take the microwave out into the front yard, grab a sledgehammer, and give it the classic Office Space treatment in front of all my neighbors. ​Honestly? Option B is winning. The popcorn may be burnt, but revenge is a dish best served at the garbage dump.

All is working like I thought it should. Its a small microwave like we wanted, but it can hold a normal large plate. The child lock broke in the first two days, but we don't need ot since the children are bigger. Overall, its a good microwave.

A great looking microwave. I got it in black. Does what it is suppose to do. Good value.

El tamaño para el espacio fue perfecto

Commandé le 13 octobre 2022 et livré le 17 octobre 2022 chez moi, ce petit micro-ondes compact style: poignée est une pure merveille, une assiette de 9 pouces de longueur/largeur rentre pile poil et la hauteur maximale est de 7 pouces à l'intérieur, bref j’ai rien à dire contre ce petit bijou, reste à voir si il va durer quelques années, ça reste quand même une dépense de 163 $ taxes inclus

A piece of kitchen equipment that works great have no problems with this oven and I use it daily and no problems with it if you're looking for a good oven and air fryer