I have this microwave installed in my camper van and it works really well. It has a lower wattage and is paired with a 3000 watt pure sine inverter. When in use, it typically shows about 1300 watts being used. It heats up quickly and is simple to use.

I purchased the One Beep Only microwave because I didn't want one with a lot of annoying beeps. I also liked that it only has one knob for programming instead of having to input a bunch of noisy numbers. While the product is in use, the humming is quite low. Some reviews mentioned that it is slower to heat, but I find that it heats my coffee water in less than one minute, which is not really slow in my opinion. It may not be as exact as other microwaves, but I appreciate the overall reheating effect it provides without making food leathery. I've grown to love this microwave and believe my grandmother would have loved it too. I chose the white color for my microwave and appreciate its lower energy consumption. Overall, I'm happy with this purchase after using it for 6 months.

I am thrilled with this microwave that has knobs instead of a touch pad with unnecessary options. It's smaller and less powerful than my previous microwave, but it still fits casserole dishes and just requires a little extra time to reach the same heat level. While it may not be as sturdy as my old one, it's still a great appliance. It's easy to set up and use, and I highly recommend it.

I have used this microwave in my travel trailer and it works great. Most of the time, I use it on an inverter with 4 lifepo4 batteries and have had no problems with it. It cooks well and there is a chart available to convert cook times from 1000 or 1100 watt microwaves to a 700 watt micro wave. It works flawlessly and is a fine small microwave!

This microwave is functional, but it bothers me that one of the front metal bases is shorter than the other, causing it to be crooked. I would have exchanged it if I hadn't thrown out the packaging.

Great for heating up leftovers or making baked potatoes.

The item was originally for the camper, but I ended up liking it, so I changed my mind. I gave the camper the old one and kept the new one at home.

After our expensive, name brand, stainless steel, sensor and digital everything, 1200 watt, large microwave stopped heating food after just a few years, we decided to reassess our needs. We ended up purchasing a much smaller, less powerful microwave with no digital features. It has two knobs that control the power level and timer, and it cost us less than $100. Despite its 400 watt power, we found that it still gets the job done, with only a slightly longer cooking time. We were pleasantly surprised to find that even our microwave pressure cooker fits inside. The lack of chimes and digital tunes when the timer runs out is a bonus. If you have modest needs and prefer manual controls, this microwave is worth considering.