Sharp R-230KK 800-Watt 4/5-Cubic-Foot Compact Microwave, Black | 
| Brand: Sharp
Buy New: $71.36
New (12) Used (2) from $59.70
Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 516
Shipping Weight (lbs): 27
Dimensions (in): 12 x 20 x 15
MPN: R230-K
Model: R-230KK
UPC: 074000612617
EAN: 0074000612617
ASIN: B0009Q5BTK
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 800-watt compact-size microwave oven with 4/5-cubic-foot capacity | | • | Defrosts meats and poultry by weight; 15 automatic settings; 4 cooking options; 6 reheat settings | | • | Short cuts make melting, softening, and warming easy; popcorn setting; Minute Plus | | • | Auto-touch controls; 4-digit LCD display; interior light; 10-3/4-inch turntable provides even heating | | • | Measures 18-1/8 by 10-7/8 by 14-1/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
800 watts and 0.8 cubic foot capacity provide ample cooking power while its contemporary styling makes this microwave oven a beautiful compact addition to any kitchen.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
Good Compact Microwave January 29, 2006
Mom Web Shopper (Central California)
42 out of 44 found this review helpful
We bought this microwave when our old one broke. We have limited counter space, so the size is perfect. We don't often use the preset times for defrosting/reheating, as they don't seem to work for the amount of food we put in (thus the reduction in stars). For the most part, we manually set the times and things heat/defrost great. The one preset we still want to try is the popcorn setting. Our old microwave consistently burnt our popcorn, so we're looking hoping this one works better! We don't use our microwave for cooking, just reheating, melting, defrosting and heating beverages.
 Love It!! March 9, 2006
S. Hudgin (TN)
37 out of 38 found this review helpful
I bought this Microwave to replace an older Sharp model. I have had very good luck with Sharp Microwaves and this new one is no different. It's a very good compact microwave for one or two people. It was very easy to set the clock and use right out of the box. I love the look of it. The buttons are very simple to use. I don't use my microwave for cooking that much, I use it mostly for reheating and defrosting. I am a single mom with one teenage son who never eats at the same time as I do so it comes in very handy. I do sometimes cook bacon and pototoes in it. It makes great baked potatoes. It you have more than two people in your family you might want to get a larger oven. I have been using Sharp microwaves for many, many years, they make a great product. I highly recommend this model and all Sharps for that matter.
microwave oven November 9, 2006
Bruce C. Peterson (Marquette, Mi USA)
18 out of 19 found this review helpful
Works fine. My only complaint would be that the buttons are a little small and in a dimlit kitchen(mine) it's hard to find and read them.
Luxury features I never expected for this price, never March 17, 2007
June Cheatwood (Mid Atlantic East Coast)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
Power-level settings of 100%, 90%, and right on down--I am amazed. I think the very-low settings are for drying food; can you imagine being able to do dried foods yourself? Then quick-buttons for nearly everything. It'll take a while to learn all the features but even right out of the box it was just so easy to use! All I wanted was a small simple one that wouldn't take much counterspace and never dreamed it would have all this, not for this price. My old microwave had just given out--after 23 years of daily use--and the one thing I wanted was defrost, that's all. I'd always used the microwave, on defrost, to simmer foods that needs long, slow cooking--with no pot-watching and no chance of burning. You ought to try that! Much better than on the stove--and this does have defrost, of course of course--but so many other settings that will be even better for slow cooking. Then you can choose to defrost meat according to how much the chunk of meat actually weighs, of all things--there's a setting for that too! Never heard of that! One more feature I especially wanted was for the light to go out when the door is open and here's why: The way to make a microwave last simply forever is to leave the door open a while after each use and let it dry out. Then it will last for decades--like my old one did. But wouldn't want to leave it open if the light stayed on, no; so another highly desirable feature right there. I just don't think a better microwave could be bought at any price, period--many more features aren't even listed here. The more expensive ones seem to only have features I'd never use anyway--a built-in toaster or something--so why pay for that! No, if it's microwaving you're after, this is just IT. Also, if you're wondering about size, it says compact but holds a regular-size Pyrex loaf pan with room to spare as it turns, or a big mixing bowl with a pretty big hen or whatever in it, so that's plenty big for most people. It's the design--there are scooped-out places in the inner walls that allow space for the rim of a bowl or a pan to turn. That's why it holds so much. And hey, it looks nice too--and is light enough that I can easily move it to clean under it yet it does feel as heavy and solid as can be. My hat is certainly off to the designers! (And as always, to Amazon! It got here in no time with Amazon's free SuperSaver shipping--days before I was told it would arrive!) I don't have a single negative to say after a week's use and every day am still discovering yet more wonderful things about it that save a busy person's time and energy--as well as money. Thought I'd let other shoppers know!
Great Microwave August 7, 2006
Nancy A. Fields
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
This is a great microwave. I needed one that wasn't really big because I needed to fit it into a baker's rack. It works great. I love the black color. It cooks evenly and quickly.
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