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Farberware Countertop Microwave 1000 Watts, 1.1 cu ft - Microwave Oven With LED Lighting and Child Lock - Perfect for Apartments and Dorms - Easy Clean Black Stainless Steel

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Color: Black Stainless


Style Name: Microwave


Features

  • CONVENIENT MICROWAVE: Prepare quick and easy meals in a snap with our powerful microwave. It packs 1000 of output power and features a range of settings for press-and-go speed.
  • POWERFUL SETTINGS: This microwave has ten power levels with multi-stage cooking. You can fully customize your cooking with six one-touch options, including popcorn, potato, and pizza. Defrost by weight or by time settings to make quick work of any task.
  • PERFECT SIZE: Measuring 1.1 cu ft, this microwave is the ideal small-space solution that offers full-sized cooking in a compact space. It features an easy-to-clean interior and exterior and is perfect for the home or office.
  • ALL YOU NEED: This microwave has a clear LED display with a kitchen timer and clock that lets you easily keep track of time. Easy-to-view interior lighting lets you keep an eye on your dish, and a child safety lock adds additional security.
  • FARBERWARE: From weeknight favorites to family feasts they'll never forget, Farberware helps today's families craft the meals that make memories and bring everyone together.

Description

This microwave oven is the ideal size for office break rooms or home kitchens. One-touch cooking programs let you cook six of the most popular food items with the touch of a button. Choose from ten power levels up to 1000. The large digital screen has a clock feature and can display a countdown timer in addition to the remaining cook time. The memory function lets you customize and save your favorite settings, and the large door has an easy-grip handle and child-safety lock.

Brand: Farberware


Product Dimensions: 16.93"D x 20.2"W x 12.03"H


Color: Black Stainless


Capacity: 1.1 Cubic Feet


Special Feature: Express cooking


Recommended Uses For Product: Residential


Installation Type: Countertop


Wattage: 1000 watts


Material: Stainless Steel


Included Components: 12.5 inch turntable


UPC: 815658024847


Manufacturer: Farberware


Included Components: 12.5 inch turntable


Import Designation: Imported


Model Name: Farberware Classic FMO11AHTBSB


Model Number: Farberware


Brand Name: Farberware


Recommended Uses For Product: Residential


Installation Type: Countertop


Color: Black Stainless


Item Weight: 88 Ounces


Capacity: 1.1 Cubic Feet


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 16.93"D x 20.2"W x 12.03"H


Material Type: Stainless Steel


Number of Power Levels: 10


Timer Function: Timer Function Available


Energy Consumption: 1000 Watts


Defrost System Type: Defrost


Cooking Program: 6


Number of Programs: 6


Heating Method: Electric


Power Consumption: 1000 Watts


Human Interface Input: Buttons, Numeric Keypad


Frequency: 50.8 GHz


Additional Features: Express cooking


Wattage: 1000 watts


Controller Type: Button


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    • Perfect size and powerful
Color: Stainless Style Name: Microwave
I needed more countertop space so I sold my big microwave and opted for this smaller one. Thought I’d be sacrificing capability and features but this little microwave is impressive. It heats evenly and the buttons are easy to use. The inside is easy to clean and the dark color hides splatters if you don’t have time to clean. It runs very quietly compared to my last microwave and has more safety features for kiddos. I don’t use it a lot for frozen stuff (just melting butter) but it does warm up a dinner plate or a cup of coffee well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by abcain813
    • Great for the Price
Color: Stainless Style Name: Microwave
I purchased this product because I had a microwave that came with the home I used to live in and needed one because I moved. This microwave is great for the price. I like that I can select the number 1 button to microwave for one minute the number 2 button for 2 minutes all the way to number 6 button for 6 minutes. It also has a half minute button so you can microwave for less time or add a 30 seconds to your time. It's amazingly light. I could carry it into the apartment and set it up by myself. It did start to make a loud vibration noise after using it for a couple of days. I figured out when I placed a thin plastic cover and placed my cup of coffee to heat it up a bit, it didn't make the loud vibration sound anymore. The same thing with a plate of food. Also when I place something heavy like a caseral it doesn't make that noise either. I use this microwave everyday and I love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by jamesjessica21
    • Looks good, works great
Color: White/Platinum Style Name: Microwave
It didn’t occur to me that “ease of use” would be an issue regarding microwaves until I got to an AirBNB last week and *could not* figure out how to use the microwave (!!). So let me start off by saying this microwave is very straightforward. The buttons do what you think they’ll do in the way you think they should do it. And if you get confused, the manual is quite clear. It also, at 1,000 watts, works better than the 1100 watt unit I had before. Aesthetically, it looks great in my mostly-white kitchen. I know that we all feel buying things like a microwave or blender or other small appliance on a website is kind of a crapshoot, but I’ve had this unit several months now and am content with its defrosting, pizza-reheating, popcorn-making, coffee-warming, butter-melting and other (mundane but much-appreciated) skills. It gets the job done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024 by Gae A. Weber
    • Most capable, least awful for its size among a crummy field
Color: Stainless Style Name: Microwave
First of all, this Farberware microwave oven is Farberware only in name/branding, which Farberware licenses for the purpose to Englewood Marketing, which gets the ovens made mostly in China, and then markets, sells, and warrantees them. It’s not really up to Farberware traditional standards, but still probably among the best in a large, really crummy field of available microwaves. This oven comes in 4 or 5 different “colors;” mine is “stainless steel,” and calling that the “color” is pretty accurate, as there’s a thin veneer of what probably is really stainless on/around the front face of the oven, and that’s it, that’s about all the stainless on or in this oven, ‘most everything else is plastic and cheap, painted steel. The very first bullet point of the product description falsely says, “Stainless Steel exterior and Stainless Steel interior,” but that’s just a big, bad lie. (It’s generally easy to tell, as a magnet isn’t attracted to stainless - and stainless is almost never painted or coated, ‘cause it’s fine without.) Nonetheless, from the front, it actually looks good, handsome. From the top and sides it looks like what it is, plastic and cheap painted steel. But still it’s probably about as good or better as any other at the price. (There is another available color, “copper,” which is also handsome, but, ironically, reminds me very much of Revere Ware cooking pots, Farberware’s long-time traditional rival.) This oven consumes 1500 watts electrical power, by actual measure, same as advertised. I haven’t yet bothered to measure/test the microwave radiative power delivered into the cooking chamber, to see if it matches the advertised 1000 watts. (The difference, the missing 500 watts, is lost in the process of converting from electrical power to microwave.) This oven, so far for us, cooks well and evenly enough. There are a lot of reviewers here reporting various hard, early failures with this oven, but so far at least we’ve been lucky, ours works. Time will tell. Reduced power levels, e.g. 50%, as/when requested by the user, are achieved, not by actually running at 50% power, but by cycling between full on and off at somewhere around 10 second intervals with a 50% (or whatever) duty cycle. (Do all microwave ovens work this way, is it too hard to really “dim” the microwave generator?) I suppose this is mostly okay, but if you want say 50% power for a short period like 10 seconds, perhaps to soften a small amount of butter, you’re quite out of luck. The power cord is 3 feet long - rather short, too short for our situation, we’re forced to get and use an extension cord. Our previous microwave cord was 4-1/2 feet, which worked perfectly by itself. The oven’s operational noise is a bit loud, certainly a bit louder than our previous microwave. The oven’s audio beep signaling sound is produced on way too many occasions; and way too many beeps for less than no possible purpose - like it’s beeping to notify you at the end of a cooking cycle - which is pretty ridiculous in the first place, as the oven is noisy enough in operation that you’d have to be deaf not to hear it stop - and you’ve opened the door and it obviously knows that too but still continues to beep regardless; and it (the beeping, still) is too loud; and is especially sorely lacking a way to just turn the whole darn beeper off (i.e. *OFF*). A super nasty, irritating fault in my view, believing firmly that machines should be seen but not heard. Especially egregious since the makers of this oven invested so much in hardware and firmware for cheesy gimmicks like dedicated Pizza and dog-food buttons, but couldn’t be bothered to simply add a small bit of firmware to allow the owner/user of the oven to tell it to just be quiet, do not beep at me! Occasionally this oven requires two or more presses of a button before it registers. This is probably just some flakiness in the (always cheap) membrane button switches, but might also be a bug in the firmware, I haven’t lived with this oven for long enough to know which yet. The oven interior light is needlessly ridiculously dim; and the oven interior surface is needlessly dark, medium-dark grey (could as easily and better been lighter-colored); and visibility through its front-door window is very poor (heavily obscured by some kind of presumably protective masking, but also needlessly dark); so overall visibility of whatever’s inside is triply-needlessly extremely poor. My mate sarcastically called it “theatrical.” I call it nearly useless, almost impossible to see into. They could just as easily install a light bulb with 10 times the light output. The Instruction Manual is written in rather broken english, presumably by a Chinese, sometimes understandable, but often not. Fortunately the oven is not so complicated that you can’t generally bumble around and figure it out. Customer service - by Englewood Marketing, in Green Bay, WI USA - is remarkably quick, nice, knowledgeable and helpful, at least for answering operational questions. Didn’t try ‘em on any more substantial matters. The real, actual weight of this oven, including the turntable, excluding all the packaging, is 29lbs, 14ozs., i.e. 2oz’s. under 30lbs. The Instruction Manual says the “Net Weight” is “Approx 31.0Lbs” - but I’m pretty certain that’s just not currently accurate, over by a pound. Given that they specified the ostensible weight down to the tenth of a pound, I’d guess that their scale is accurate but that they have lightened/cheapened the oven by “approx.” a pound since they earlier put it into production and weighed it. And this oven’s weight is perhaps a little bit light in the field of similarly priced ovens. This might be somewhat the cause of the weight of this particular oven being so rarely noted - and so all over the map, anywhere from 24 to 36lbs., when it is mentioned. The warranty on this oven is nominally for 1 year - but, like pretty much all current microwave warranties, effectively worthless by the time you get done navigating its terms and conditions. In almost any case of a problem, you’d be better off just biting the bullet and getting another oven. So why, out of the hundreds of microwave ovens available, did we get this one? Because it appears to me that they are all pretty crummy, badly flawed, a number of them even severe fire hazards; of those that will fit our strictly constrained space, this Farberware seemed and still seems to be the most-capable/least-awful, at pretty much any price. If I were rating on an absolute scale, considering this Farberware oven’s many faults, I would give it only 3 stars. But, considering the large field of its mediocre competitors, grading somewhat on a curve, I’ll give it 4 stars for now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2022 by CC

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