Beko Solo Retro Microwave MOC20200C |Retro Cream Design | 20L Capacity| 800W Power | Includes Auto-Cook Menu, Defrost Function & Digital Programmer

This is my third microwave in three years. It's not the best looking, but then again it's not ugly, but it is the best performing. It defrosts & cooks in a reasonably short time compared to my previous purchases. It is easy to clean and has the old style wave guide, which is also easy to clean and can be replaced if necessary. Two months since purchase it has already outlasted two of the previous microwaves. My kitchen is slowly becoming a haven for Beko products, to date I have never replaced a Beko product or returned one under warranty.

Great for the price and easy to use

Neat and fits in where I need it.I haven't done any fancy cooking in it but am happy that it heats effectively and is easy to use. I like the digital display and the dial for adjusting the timer.Keeping an eye on the inside as other reviews mentioned rust ...I wipe out the moisture or leave the door open after use

Looks and works very well.

This is a fantastic little microwave that isn’t that little on the inside. In fact it is more like a Tardis as I can fit much taller items in this than I could my much larger previous one and just as wide despite it being much smaller externally.I did have an issue with the dial on the first one I had but the second has been fine so far.I’ve become quite a fan of Beko products in the last few years as I got tired of fixing much more expensive makers machines. So far I’ve had two of their 7kg washing machines and a tall fridge, all of which have been fantastic value, outlived their more expensive counterparts and done everything expected of them really well. This microwave has exceeded my expectations so much that I’m about to try out one of their cordless vacuums that has had good reviews.Remember, it’s not as small internally as it appears from the outside and it’s amazing quality whilst being really good value for money.

It's a microwave. It microwaves stuff, and fairly fast: it has decent power.Fits a standard dinner plate, just.Controls slightly more complicated than necessary: all a basic microwave needs is start, stop and time set. The pre-programmed stuff is all a bit poitless and and requires an extra button press to skip.The buttons are simple to use but aren't particularly intuitive: I actually had to read the instructons after staring at it for the first 15seconds without working it out.It had an annoyingly loud beep once finished and the light stays permanently on if door left open.Is it better than my last elderly cheap microwave?: just, because it is definitely faster/more powerful. But I still prefer the simple, basic one from before

Very disappointed that I am throwing out my microwave today. Yes, it is two years old but I would have expected it to last longer. It went very rust inside around the edges quite quickly. Then a couple of months ago I was making popcorn and the glass plate exploded. Today it literally went bang and is now dead. I was delighted to have a nice blue microwave that looked great in my kitchen but I really couldn't recommend it.

This microwave looks great. The color is beautiful! It’s metal all over and doesn’t have a plastic facade! It seems very sturdy.I highly rate Becko products in general. I believe with proper and appropriate care this microwave with last as long as my other Becko appliances.Top tip: To avoid rust (in any microwave) make sure you leave your microwave door open-ajar after using it to ventilate the cavity and avoid moisture getting trapped inside!