This microwave is compact, lightweight, and user-friendly. The only downside is that it is lower power, so you may need to adjust to longer microwaving times if you were used to a larger one. Overall, it is easy to use and performs well.

I, like many others, have chosen to place this unit inside my upper kitchen cabinet. My cabinets are IKEA, which are 15 deep, allowing me to close the doors with plenty of space. I may consider drilling a hole for the plug to go straight down to an outlet in the future, or moving the unit onto the countertop. The decision to remove it from the cabinet is still up in the air, as I am unsure if the microwave is causing a moisture problem. It is used daily and, for now, everything is functioning well.

The instructional sheet does not provide explanations for the codes displayed on the screen. It can be frustrating to clear and start over, as the user must figure out bypasses themselves. Patience is required.

When setting up this microwave, you are on your own. The instructions are not very helpful and do not match the item names on the control panel. You will need to figure it out on your own.

The small space outside makes it seem large enough inside. One reviewer had difficulty opening the door, but I found that pressing the left end of the 1x4 handle, where the latch is located, makes it open easily. It's great for stem bags or smaller dishes. I love mine because it's quiet and seems accurate.

The Presto Power Pop doesn't fully pop all kernels due to its low wattage, but the oven is excellent for heating most foods quickly and effectively.

The microwave is large enough to accommodate standard dinner size plates.

I chose this microwave because it's small and fits well in my NYC apartment where I live alone. It's the perfect size and even though it has low wattage, it still heats up food quickly and fits a decent sized plate. My only issue is that when I push the door release button, the whole unit moves because of its small size and weight. It's a bit of a hassle, but nothing I can't handle. I'm thinking about putting a non-slip rubber underneath to help, but I'm not sure if that's a fire hazard. Overall, it's good!