- Is the GE 0.7 big enough for a dinner plate?
- A standard 10- to 11-inch plate fits on the turntable, but larger platters and tall containers do not. Measure your usual dishes against the 0.7 cu. ft. cavity before buying.
- Can it brown or crisp food?
- No. It is a microwave-only unit with no broil or convection element, so it reheats, defrosts and cooks moist foods but will not brown or crisp.
- How does it compare with a 900-watt microwave?
- It heats more slowly and is better suited to reheating than cooking raw food. A 900- to 1000-watt model cooks faster but usually takes more counter space.
- Does it have sensor cooking?
- No. It offers 10 power levels, auto cook and defrost presets, but no humidity sensor or inverter, so you set time and power yourself.
- What comes in the box?
- The microwave, a glass turntable and roller ring, and the manual. No trim kit or extra accessories are included.
- Can it be built in or mounted under a cabinet?
- It is designed as a countertop unit. GE does not list a matching trim kit for built-in use, and it needs clearance around the vents.
- Where is the GE 0.7 cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $111.99, 19% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the GE 0.7?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Abt Electronics, Aj Madison, Lowe's, Target.