This retro countertop microwave pairs a period-styled exterior with controls that are entirely modern underneath. Capacity is 0.7 cubic feet, about 20 liters, which suits reheating, defrosting and single or double portions without demanding the counter space a full-size unit needs. Output is 700 watts across 5 power levels running from 20 to 100 percent, so delicate items can be warmed gently while a full plate gets everything the element has. A rotating glass plate with a 9.5-inch turntable carries food through a full 360 degrees during the cycle, which is what evens out the hot and cold spots a stationary tray leaves behind. Eight default cooking menus handle popular foods including pizza and popcorn at the press of a button, removing the guesswork of setting time and power separately. A delayed start function lets a cycle be programmed in advance rather than started immediately. The control panel is laid out to be operated by anyone regardless of familiarity, and an LED display shows the remaining cooking time clearly throughout. Three alarm sounds signal that cooking has finished, so the end of a cycle is not missed from another room. A child lock disables the control panel entirely, which prevents the microwave from being started by someone who should not be operating it. The unit carries both ETL and UL certification. Note that the pause and cancel button should be pressed before the door is opened. Built from steel and glass, it measures 18 by 14 by 10 inches and weighs about 23 pounds and runs on 120-volt 60-hertz power.