GE - 0.7 Cu. Ft. Compact Microwave - Stainless steel

We just moved and have very little counter space, but there is a built in microwave shelf. Had to be very careful on measurements and this fit the bill. Everything works as it should; we like being able to turn the sound off. The light is on while it's running and when you open the door. A full size plate fits in it, but we use it more for reheating liquids. Had enough room at the top to store paper plates!

My GE MICROWAVE works fine for my one person home. So handy to have Power levels so I don’t overheat my food. Fits on top of my small antique metal cabinet that has a wood top. So glad I made purchase!

We purchased this microwave after we had our first baby 3 years ago. I wanted a small reliable microwave that would fit on a narrow buffet in our kitchen; one that had one-touch function for at least 1-minute heating; and most importantly, a MUTE option. Most microwaves have annoying beeps that are loud enough to wake a baby (at least mine). This GE appliance fit the bill, and it was simple. We didn’t care for special buttons for “pasta” or “vegetable” or “turkey dinner” (ha, I wonder if that really exists?) because we just don’t use buttons like those. This microwave does have “popcorn“ and “potato“ buttons which I don’t use; we mainly use the defrost buttons and the one-touch 30 second and 1 minute buttons, truthfully. You can change power level, which is useful for softening butter. The potential drawbacks to this microwave are that (1) it has a lower wattage than the bigger ones, so heating up food takes longer and it may not be suitable for cooking a large mass of raw meat (um, like a turkey?); (2) the physical dimensions are small which means it barely accommodates one of our dinner plates— definitely check the diameter of your plates; (3) being a little guy, this microwave is also lightweight, so sometimes closing the door on it will slide it backward a little; and (4) the latch on the door is a bit robust for such a lightweight oven, so one does have to push harder on it than on some ovens, and the sound of the door opening and closing is a bit jarring — test this in the store if you are sensitive to these things. Overall, it’s a great little oven, works fine so far, and the drawbacks don’t really affect us that much since we are moderate users (mostly leftovers and cups of coffee and tea... we don’t cook meals in it). GE makes a larger version of this microwave if you want a bigger oven - my parents have that one and it works great for them.

Works great, nice looking Fits in space & programs easily

Perfect little compact microwave. The button features are pretty impressive for a compact unit as well! It’s the perfect little microwave for my salon’s coffee bar!

I needed a smaller microwave for a new kitchen cabinet I purchased so be aware that it's smaller than most. A dinner plate fits in it nicely which works for me. It's quiet and looks nice with my new stainless steel appliances. I haven't had any issues with it and I'm happy with this purchase.

After an extensive search for a microwave that would fit in my 13.5 inch deep cabinet, this was all I came up with. Despite being deeper than my old microwave, also a GE that just stopped working after 5 years, the interior is actually smaller; last night I tried to pop a regular bag of popcorn, and it got stuck as soon as it was full size, stopped spinning, only half cooked but burnt. What kind of microwave won't even fit a full-size bag of popcorn! On top of that, this was the third (!) one we tried; the first one I picked up had no power at all, the second had the power button falling off. The power button on this one is loose and crooked, but it was the last one they had in stock. Looking for a replacement.

We were looking for a smaller microwave due to our very limited counter space. We're quite happy with the result. This model is ever so slightly smaller than the model from a few years ago, so we have a bit more counter space now than we had before the upgrade to this model. That's important in a small kitchen. If you have larger dinner plates (we do), they may not fit through the door opening (ours don't). But we have large bowls that fit just fine, so we use those instead to reheat meals or leftovers, etc. our dinner plates did fit through the door of the older model, but other than that minor inconvenience, we have nothing but positive experiences from our upgrade to this model. One touch cooking, reheat options, etc. all serve our needs quite well.