COMFEE' 700W 19L White & Sage-Green Microwave Oven With
COMFEE' 700W 19L White & Sage-Green Microwave Oven With 5 Cooking Power Levels, Mirror Design, InverTech, Quick Defrost Function, And Kitchen Manual Timer – Compact Design CMO-MP012ND(GN)
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| Weight: | 6.1 kg |
| Dimensions: | 32.9 x 43.4 x 24.1 cm; 6.1 Kilograms |
| Brand: | COMFEE' |
| Model: | MM7P01-PB0F0M |
| Colour: | White & Sage-green |
| Dimensions: | 32.9 x 43.4 x 24.1 cm; 6.1 Kilograms |
Swift delivery. Needs more detailed operating instructions – not enough detail re setting time, canceling timing etc. Frustratingly fiddly button turning to discover. Certainly nice looking. Hope it gives good service.
Fantastic little microwave oven. It is extremely easy to use and quiet when in operation. Only gave it a 4* rating because the internal light when cooking is extremely dim. It is impossible to see what’s going on inside because the front metal grill, added to the lack of light from its internal bulb means that the only way to check cooking progress is by turning it off and opening the door. The microwave that this replaced had enough internal light to see cooking progress with the door closed. Otherwise and excellent machine
I like a low powered microwave for baking mainly as it’s cheaper than putting the oven on and takes 3 minutes to bake a scone pizza base or sponge pudding (plus standing time)
I ordered this one specifically as I’m disabled and had to be able to carry it from box to worktop – which at 6kg I was easily able to do – Think I would have struggled with a normal one at 10kg.
Nice looking microwave & works fine so far – Prefer a pull handle to a door unlock button, and prefer a manual to digital as the beeps of the latter drive me mad! Just a little ding from this one when a cycle finishes – perfec
I bought the red one to brighten up my kitchen it looks good and looks more expensive than it was. I’ve only used it a couple of times and it seems goo
This may only be a small 700w microwave but the power is perfect for my elderly mum and she love the design and is please she can get a big plate in i
Set up is as easy as unbox, unwrap, plug in, place the turntable and plate and away you go.
The cavity is a good size easily holds a dinner plate or packet of rice with room to spare, with the internal light allowing you to check progress with ease.
The controls are a piece of cake to operate, one dial and five buttons.
Turn the dial to the right for the auto cook modes, to the left to set the timer, press start and off you go. The timer does start at 90 mins so in theory you have to wind it the whole way down for say a 6 minute cooking time, however a little trick is to turn it slightly left then right and the timer goes up from zero instead.
The button with the waves sets the power, adjust with the dial, press start to save.
The raindrop button is defrost modes, defrost either by weight or time, adjust with the dial and of course press start.
The clock button adjusts the clock or the handy kitchen timer, as usual adjust with the dial, set with start.
The button with the square clears, pauses and stops.
The start button, well I’ll let you work that one out yourselves.
Most importantly how does it cook, very well, it’s quiet, all the food came out piping hot, evenly cooked, with no hot or cold spots.
The turntable rotates as expected and is steady.
The door opens and closes with a satisfying clunk.
I debated between cream or green, went for the green, it’s a bluey type green, looks great with the contrasting black of the writing.
Overall impression, it’s great.
Am I pleased, you betcha.