Buy the TOSHIBA Countertop Microwave Oven, 1.2 Cu.Ft, 1000W.
It cooks real meals properly instead of just warming things up.
What was compared
- COMFEE' Countertop Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cu.Ft, 700W, Black, ECO Mode | Sound On/Off, One-To... — $69.96
- TOSHIBA Countertop Microwave Oven, 1.2 Cu.Ft, 1000W, Black | 12.4" Removable Turntable, Sm... — $199.99
Five reasons
1. Fits a dinner plate, not just a mug
The Comfee's own reviews admit anything slightly wider than a mixing bowl does not fit its 0.7 cu ft, 10.4 inch turntable. The Toshiba's 1.2 cu ft and 12.4 inch turntable takes a full dinner plate or casserole dish without tilting it.
2. Food actually finishes cooking, evenly
1000W against the Comfee's 700W means frozen meals and casseroles cook through instead of coming out cold in the middle. That 300W gap matters every time you reheat something bigger than a coffee cup.
3. Stops guessing, adjusts itself as it cooks
Toshiba's humidity sensor reads the food and adjusts time and power on the fly, so it does not overcook or undercook. The Comfee only offers fixed power levels you set manually and hope for the best.
4. A name that lasts past year one
One review of the Comfee flags newer units failing just past a year old, while Toshiba's reputation is built on exactly the kind of microwave that runs a decade or more without drama. For an appliance you touch daily, that track record is the whole point.
5. Yes it costs three times as much. Buy it anyway.
The Comfee is real value if all you ever do is reheat coffee in a dorm room, and if that is genuinely your only use, go grab it and save the money. But for a real kitchen doing actual meals, the Toshiba's extra capacity and power pay for themselves the first time you cook a full plate.
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