COMFEE' EM720CPL-PMB Countertop Microwave Review

The COMFEE' EM720CPL-PMB targets buyers who need a microwave that disappears onto a small counter without disappearing from usefulness. At 0.7 cu ft and 700W, it is explicitly a light-duty reheater—not a replacement for a full-size family unit—but the mute button, ECO standby savings, and two-step child lock make it feel more thoughtful than many budget compact models.

Compact size and light-duty capacity

Measuring roughly 13 x 17.3 x 10.2 inches, this unit tucks into dorm desks, RV galley counters, office break nooks, and apartment kitchens where a 1.2 cu ft model would dominate the workspace. The 10-inch turntable still accepts a normal dinner plate, which covers the reheating tasks owners actually run: coffee, leftovers, frozen single servings, and snack plates.

700W with eleven power levels is adequate for that workload but noticeably slower than 900W or 1000W mid-size microwaves when you scale up portion size or heat dense frozen meals. Treat it as a dedicated light-duty appliance and expectations stay aligned with what the hardware delivers.

Mute, ECO mode, and child lock

The standout convenience features are quiet operation and standby savings. Hold the sound on/off button for three seconds and end-of-cycle beeps go silent—a genuine upgrade in shared bedrooms, open-plan studios, and late-night kitchens. ECO mode cuts standby power draw substantially when the unit sits idle, which adds up over months of occasional use.

The two-step child safety lock follows newer industry standards and gives parents an extra guard against accidental starts. Combined with a clear digital panel and interior light, the day-to-day experience feels more premium than the price tier suggests, even if build quality remains budget-oriented.

One-touch cooking and everyday performance

Express buttons cover one through six minutes plus a +30 seconds shortcut, and auto-cook presets handle popcorn, potato, pizza, frozen vegetables, beverages, and reheat. Weight- and time-based defrost settings round out the basics without overwhelming the panel with options you will never touch.

Owners consistently praise even reheating for everyday coffee, plates, and small meals. The tradeoff is long-term durability: some reviewers report interior rust or moisture spots developing after extended use, and a subset mention failures around the two-year mark. Wiping the cavity after steamy foods and keeping ventilation clear helps, but plan on light-duty lifespan expectations at this price.

What owners are saying

Customers repeatedly praise the compact size and appearance, calling it space-saving and perfect for small kitchens while still fitting a large plate. Many positive reviews highlight that it heats food and drinks well for everyday use, is easy to operate, and that features like the mute function and ECO mode make it feel more premium than its price.

Critical reviews describe concerns about interior rust or moisture over time and note that it can be underpowered for heavy cooking or large frozen meals, but even some critical reviewers still say it is a good value if you understand its light-duty nature.

Editor notes

In everyday use this COMFEE' microwave feels like a handy little helper—small enough to tuck into tight spaces, but still capable of reheating plates of food, coffee, and snacks without fuss. The sound-off option and child lock are genuinely useful in shared or small living spaces, and while it is not the fastest microwave I have tried, the combination of footprint, price, and ease of use makes it easy to recommend for light-duty kitchens.

Who it's for

This is the right microwave for dorm rooms, office break rooms, RVs, and small kitchens where space is limited and a quiet, budget-friendly unit is needed primarily for reheating and simple meals. It is less ideal if you cook for a large household daily, need fast 1000W-plus heating, or want a premium build that will last many years without maintenance attention.