COMFEE CM-M093ARD Retro Microwave with 9 Preset Programs Fast Multi-stage Cooking Turntable Reset Function Kitchen Timer Mute Function

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 use To 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 past To 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! Read more

I'm writing this review because I really like the microwave but what really impressed me is the instruction pamphlet that was included. It's terrific. I'm an older person who abhors all the tiny little print that manufactures insist using these days plus the cheap paper it is printed on. COMFEE has and attractive, colorful, easy to follow and substantial operation manual. I can actually read it without a magnifying glass. The controls are fun to use as are the rounded Crome buttons used to operate certain functions. Added to all that it works great and looks nice too. Thank you COMFEE for your great product. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This microwave is so cute. The design is what sold me. It came in perfect condition! This heats perfectly and just like my 1100 watt. I can’t tell the difference. This microwave is quiet which I really like. The only problem I had was the instructions were a little difficult to understand. I would absolutely recommend. It’s great quality. Read more

The color and size are my favorite things about this oven. It's very pretty and fits in well with the midcentury decor. The wattage is less than sizes I have used in the past so that has taken some getting used to with longer cooking times needed than for a higher wattage oven. Good value though for the money Read more

I was getting really sick of only finding black or stainless microwaves that were $150+ at my local stores. I saw this color on Amazon and gave it a go even though I have never used this brand. I’m glad I did!! It’s the perfect size, easy to clean, the display can be turned off and on, and it’s easy to use once you give the directions a quick ready through. My 6 year old is able to use it. I love that it doesn’t have number buttons. This does make it so that the time increments above one minute are 15-second increments, but I don’t have a problem with that. I like the simplicity of the look. It’s not a terribly loud microwave, the beep is audible from another room but not annoying, and I love the feature that the microwave stops heating at 0:00 but doesn’t beep for a couple seconds so you can open the door before it beeps. It doesn’t seem like a feature people would look for, but that means that when I heat my coffee during nap time, I can hear it for all 30 seconds and not have to time opening the door just right to not wake my kid up. I’d buy it again and again. Read more

This is a pretty basic but cute and functional microwave! Exactly what I wanted! The red is Adorable and you can turn it on simple & quick. Cooks well. The only thing I didn't like was the bottom feet were slipping allowing the microwave to slide forward when I pulled the door open.So that was a easy fix with one of those No slip pads for your sink from the dollar store that I saw suggested in somebody else's review. Put it under the front of the microwave under each foot and no more slipping. I got a red to match my microwave so simple cute $2 solution. The manufacturer should make better no slip feet but otherwise it's a great simple inexpensive microwave and it works Great and looks adorable on my counter. Give us that kind of a retro look. Read more

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. Read more