Commercial Chef 0.6 Cu. Ft. Countertop Microwave Oven, Mechanical Dial Controls, 700W, Pull Handle Door, 6 Power Levels, CHM660W, White

Excellent product, works really well, perfect size, easy to clean. Good features. Much better than those brand names

Perfect for simple operation and cooking. The only issue is safty lock on door. Hard for people with arthritis or carpel tunnel. Just the right size for counter top. Works well and has a turn table.

Good microwave. Sometimes feels noisy, but it generally quite. It does what I need to do for the price. It is definitely durable. Downside: no auto-30 second button, if you're accustomed to that than you might find it annoying. I do, but have learned to live with it. Everything else works great on it. I bought this on what I think is now Amazon ResSale (WareHouse at the time). Other than cosmetic damage to outerbox, the Microwave was in great codition.

I've had this thing for almost exactly two years now. It lives in my service van so I can heat up lunch out in the field. It runs without issue on a Harbor Freight 1000W modified sine power inverter. It's a pretty basic and smaller unit, which is what I was looking for. The mechanical timer is fairly accurate for what it is. I typically just use the timer on my watch, though. Having a turntable on such a basic unit is nice. It reverses direction every time you start it up. The hardest part to get used to was the lower wattage. I have a 1000 watt unit at home, and I generally have to about double all the cooking times with this unit. I've had no issues at all with it. It has worked perfectly for two years now.

After 2 weeks, I'm perfectly happy with this little microwave. But there are a number of design changes made since previous reviews and questions. As of my November 2025 purchase (manufacture date October 2023): 1. The beeps, which are not that obnoxious, can be turned off; unfortunately this also mutes the DONE beep. The visible time-of-day clock can also be turned off, via the strangely misnamed ECO mode. 2. There is one-button start (in fact, there are multiple methods for doing a one button start). 3. The noise is a moderate hum, certainly noticeable but not loud enough to interfere with an immediately adjacent conversation. 4. The light is on when the door is open or the oven is running, otherwise it is off. My only real quibbles are that the keypad isn't readable in anything but bright light (grey text? C'mon guys) , and the power cord could stand to be longer. Pro tip: Never stop a microwave by opening the door. This causes arcing of the door interlock switch, which is a major failure cause of microwave ovens. (Edited for accuracy)

Our 40-year-old Litton Go Anywhere microwave finally gave up on us, so we needed a replacement. I chose this one because it was the same size and would fit where the old one was, and because the price was good. This has improvements over the old Litton; a carousel, higher power, quieter. But, the Litton had an easy-to-clean glass bottom in the oven, and it's as sound now as it was when new. This one will probably rust out long before 40 years pass. Then again, I'm in my 70's, so I'll probably never know. The one real issue I have with it is that the keypad is hard to read if the light falling on it isn't just right. Stand between the kitchen light and the panel, and it's black - except for the clock. But, I suppose, we'll just have to get used to that.

This on paper was the perfect little microwave for my needs; compact, yet powerful enough and simple to use. Unfortunately after only about two months I started seeing a reddish brown color along the back bottom seam of the interior of the microwave. I cleaned it up as best I could but it kept returning and getting bigger as it spanned nearly the entire length of the back bottom seam. About six months after receiving and using this device almost all interior seems now have rust spots along them. Now, you might be asking yourself how do you use this microwave. Do you use it as a salt water fish aquarium in it between heating up meals? Do you use it in the surf at the ocean? Nope! I live at over 4000 feet above sea level in the high desert southwest. A place not known for rain or even much humidity. I don’t have an evaporative cooler (increases your home interior humidity). I don’t ever heat water and rarely heat anything such as soup or ramen in it. I mostly heat microwave prepackaged meals. I even started leaving the door cracked after heating anything up after it started doing this. So, why is this thing rusting along every interior seam? Bad craftsmanship, improperly finished metal or maybe I got a bad one; I generally don’t know. To be fair it appears that the pictured microwave has been redesigned as it looks slightly different than the one I have. Here’s hoping that they fixed that issue. I otherwise have no issues with the controls or operation of the device. However, it is completely unacceptable that an appliance start rusting after only a few months if ever. I honestly have never had any kind of rust issue with any other appliances including refrigerators or freezers. Excluding this issue, I probably would have given this microwave a 5 star rating.

Heats and works fine but there is virtually no contrast between lettering on the touch pad and the background. Even in bright light it's very difficult to read.

Runs nicely. Fit perfect. Quieter than my last one! Great size!! BTW..Amazon pays less than $81.00 for this unit. With tax, we pay 220.00! Hmmmm.....

very happy with this purchase

I bought this for my mom who has never had a microwave. She loves it. The size is perfect for her small space and she found it easy to use once i taught her how. I like the extra function buttons for specific meals. However, i took away one star because of the price. Microwaves are not new, their prices should be lower.

Muy buen micro, hace todo lo que promete, muy bonito, excelente calidad.

Five stars for poor design! I purchased two of these microwaves, October 9th and 19th, 2021. They have both worked very well and are still working. I love the dial and it's so easy to use. They heat well and have functioned for about 18 months. However, there is a design flaw: the food steam is collected and drops under the glass plate. Over time this corrodes the paint. I clean the ovens regularly, but not often enough to prevent this corrosion. I think if there were a vent for steam, and possibly better application of the paint, this mess would not have happened. Previous to these two ovens I had a Kenmore that lasted over ten years. I use these ovens two or three times a day and was expecting them to not fall apart so soon. I will use them until they fall apart, but I will not be buying this brand again.