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| See Products Related To Sunbeam SGDF702 700-watt Digital Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cubic Feet: Sunbeam This 0.7 cu. ft., 700 Watt Microwave features electronic touch controls with 10 power levels, 6 one-touch convenience cooking programs, auto and time defrost and a digital clock with timer. Sunbeam has flexibility to cook by weight, defrost by weight and speed defrost programming.The replacement product works but it sucks. First of all My original product didn't work so I returned it and got another. This was a hassle more than anything. The replacement product works but it sucks. First of all, it makes a loud drone like buzzing noise that sounds like a nuclear reactor melting (we'll get to that in a second). The reviews stated that it was loud but I didn't think it would be a big deal. However, it is actually scary to eat food out of a device that makes that type of noise. While on the topic of nuclear reactors melting... it also makes my apartment smell like Japan after the Fukushima disaster. Worst of all, in the time it takes to heat up chicken and rice... I could probably just cook more chicken and rice. Five minute popcorn is a turnoff in the middle of a good movie. Finally, I'm not big on aesthetics when it comes to microwaves - however, this microwave doesn't look, act, or feel like a $80 microwave. The only thing about this device that makes me think of the number 80 is that better microwaves were... |
| Great little unit, but beware the obnoxiously loud beep Great microwave for a small space. Still has needed features not always found in tinier versions. One good benefit of the lower (yet very adequate) wattage is that it doesn't interfere with my airplay speakers like my bigger, super-charged microwave did. Yay. Downside is that this little unit has a screaming loud, inescapable beep--for every operation and action. |