Retro Style 800w 20L Microwave Oven with 8 Auto Menus, 5 Cooking Power Levels, and Express Cook Button - Apricot Cream - CM-M202RAF(CM)

Simple to set up and install, easy controls, bright white easy clean interior... and very much lighter than the previous tank we had in our kitchen... say no more... Cooks exactly as you would expect: sweet potato in under 4 mins, steaming veg is so simple... it's a microwave, and a good looking ☺️ ... really pleased

Great little microwave definitely recommend it I needed one a little smaller than usual and this is perfect for the space I have. Looks more expensive than it was. Definitely recommend.

My mum likes what she likes and is hard to please. When she asked me to look for a cream coloured microwave that was easy to understand as she is a technophobe, I was sure I would struggle to meet her brief! Absolutely thrilled with what arrived today. No help needed, my 80 year old mum called me up and confirmed the instructions were easy to follow and she is using her retro looking microwave. Nice addition to mum's kitchen and at a really good price, gold star's to COMFEE (and me!) for meeting the brief!

Beautifully sleek and stylish design, pretty colour and so far working like a dream! Light inside is a buttery yellow rather than brighter white bulb but that's quite nice. We got it when it was on offer so was a steal compared to competitors prices ❤️ Simple and easy to set up and just start using 😊

Can not fault this item it is perfect and does the job

What a lovely looking microwave, not only easy on the eye but easy to operate. 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.

I have had this just UNDER 1 year and I am so glad I left it to review later. I had my old microwave 10 years (which is how long they should last). This microwave has to go ALREADY as is not heating food properly and not safe. It is rusted inside and I have to dry away mould and soak up water that gathers inside of it! It’s almost like it is a pretend microwave. Looks pretty on the outside but I would avoid at all costs especially since you can get a good one for cheaper! I will be reporting this directly to the company as they are selling faulty products. (Photos of rust and mould due to improper fan system on the device

Ive had this a few months now and no issues at all it works perfectly and its very easy to use functions. Good looking appliance in the kitchen too and looks so retro if you like that style.

No, I did not realise it came with a British power cord/plug. This item should not be advertised on Amazon’s Australian site.