How many cooking presets does it have?
Nine. COMFEE lists popcorn, beverage, vegetable, meat, pizza, potato, pasta, soup and reheat, alongside defrost by time or weight, 10 power levels and an express button that runs 30 seconds at full power per press.
Is it 900 watts, 1000 watts or 1350 watts?
COMFEE rates the cooking power at 900 watts. The 1350-watt figure is the power it draws from a 120-volt outlet, which is always higher than a microwave's cooking output. It can heat food quickly, and it is powerful enough for reheating and defrosting.
How loud is it?
Opinions are mixed on noise, making it the one area that is not broadly positive. The beeps can be switched off with the mute function, handy late at night, but the running sound itself cannot be changed.
What are the dimensions, and will a dinner plate fit?
COMFEE gives the outside as 19.09 by 15.41 by 11.51 inches and the inside as 12.4 by 13.7 by 8.7 inches, with a 10.6-inch turntable. It notes the usable space for food is smaller than the inside measurements suggest. COMFEE says it takes dinner plates, and a dinner plate or a square casserole dish fits.
What comes in the box, and what is the warranty?
You get the microwave and its removable glass turntable. COMFEE covers it with a one-year limited warranty. The body arrives covered in a tear-off protective film, which can make it look blue until you peel it off.
Is it worth buying?
For a small kitchen, dorm or office that wants a microwave with character, yes. Its quality, looks, size and ease of use are all strengths, and features like the turntable reset and mute button make daily use pleasant. Weigh that against controls that take learning, feet that can slide, and mixed comments on noise.