Nostalgia NRMO7IVY6A Retro Compact Countertop Microwave Oven, 0.7 Cu. Ft, Ivory
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Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.7 Cu. Ft.
Color: Ivory
Features
- 700-WATTS COOKING POWER : At 0.7 cubic foot, this microwave provides the cooking power needed to quickly cook and reheat foods
- CONVENIENT COOKING CONTROLS: 12 pre-programmed cooking settings, delay timer and express cooking provide options for the optimal heating of popular foods like popcorn, pizza, potatoes, veggies and more
- DIGITAL CLOCK : Easy-to-read LED display lights up the digital clock and highlights each cooking setting
- EVEN COOKING : Rotating glass carousel helps cook food evenly
- RETRO ACCENTS: A sleek chrome door handle, control panel and accents add fun and flair to this unique retro-styled appliance
Description
With a beautiful and sleek retro design, this microwave is sure to stand out in any kitchen. It features 12-pre programmed cooking settings and a bright LED display, making usability simple. Five power levels and 700-watts of power are perfect for reheating leftovers or cooking food.
Brand: Nostalgia
Product Dimensions: 12.5"D x 17.5"W x 10"H
Color: Ivory
Capacity: 0.7 cubic feet
Special Feature: Programmable, Timer
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Installation Type: Countertop
Wattage: 700 watts
Material: Metal
Included Components: Microwave
Additional Features: Programmable, Timer
Wattage: 700 watts
Controller Type: Mechanical Knob
Power Consumption: 700 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Human Interface Input: Dial
Number of Power Levels: 5
Timer Function: Timer Function Available
Energy Consumption: 700 watts
Heating Method: microwave radiation
Defrost System Type: Defrost
Cooking Program: 12
Frequency: 5 GHz
Number of Programs: 12
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 12.5"D x 17.5"W x 10"H
Capacity: 0.7 cubic feet
Material Type: Metal
Inner Material: metal
Brand Name: Nostalgia
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Installation Type: Countertop
Included Components: Microwave
Import Designation: Imported
Model Name: Retro Compact Countertop
Model Number: NRMO7IVY6A
Manufacturer: Nostalgia Products Group
UPC: 810061705048
Item Type Name: Microwave Oven
Manufacturer Part Number: NRMO7IVY6A
Warranty Description: 1-Year Limited
Color: Ivory
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Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.9 Cu. Ft.
Color: Black
I used the microwave a month to make sure it wouldn't fall apart...based on some of the reviews here, I'm lucky the rotating plate didn't break, the handle didn't fall off, or the oven didn't burn down the kitchen. Instead, it survived, though it's only been a month, so who knows. Bottom line, this microwave is not only the best-looking microwave I've ever had, it's the easiest I've ever used. Hit the big round button and it turns on for one minute, then rotate the button to quickly scale your time up or down. There are a bunch of other features that are also easy to understand for anyone with a fifth grade education, but I've cooked meals and reheated items more than once a day for a month and I'm delighted with the overall performance. Yes, the interior light only comes on when the oven is running, not when you open the door. Are the other reviewers blind or something? That just isn't a big deal. Yes, it beeps three times when the cooking session ends. I don't live in a monastery under a vow of silence, so that's okay. The beeping is no louder than any other microwave I've owned. Yes, the power plug forces the microwave to sit about 2½ inches from the wall (see pics)...and the owners manual recommends it sit 3 inches from the wall for venting purposes. I'm okay with that. None of the hundreds of other reviews showed photos of the black version of the microwave, so I'm showing it in several pictures here. It is a handsome devil, even in black, and it harmonizes beautifully with my granite countertop. The interior is plenty big enough for a standard dinner plate (see pics), and therefore big enough for any frozen dinner. The 800 watts of power is slightly less than my usual 900 or 1,100 watts, but it cooks well and cooks evenly. I just follow the directions on a frozen dinner (which are written for 1,100 watt microwaves), maybe adding 10 or 20 seconds to the timing, and it comes out piping hot. Anyone who says it doesn't heat has a bad microwave and should return the oven within a week of purchasing...not sit around complaining about it. So I love my microwave. If it breaks in six months or six years, I'll just buy another one (hopefully when they are on sale, like I did this time). For intuitive microwavers like myself, it is unbelievably easy to use. And it's the most attractive retro-style microwave on the market, whatever color you choose, and it's really not a very close competition with any other design. I could not be happier.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2022 by Value Aficionado
Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.7 Cu. Ft.
Color: Red
Love it! It's compact, yet large enough to fit a full-size dinner plate with a splatter cover. I especially like that you can dial in the cooking time by the second. On my old microwave, whenever we needed to reheat dog food for 15 seconds, the shortest setting was 30 seconds, so we had to stand there waiting to stop it halfway through. Another feature I appreciate is the safety lock: you must press Cancel before opening the door. This is great if you have young children, and it also encourages adults to stop the timer properly instead of simply opening the door, which is how I used my old microwave. We don't use it for cooking—mostly for defrosting and reheating food—and it performs those tasks very well. Some reviewers mentioned that the beep is too loud. Either my hearing isn't what it used to be, or the manufacturer changed it, because I don't find it loud at all. If i had to make a change it would be the way the dial works. Since 80% of the time i am reheating something for 15 seconds (like coffee, or small meals) the dial should let me dial 15 seconds then press the dial to start. If i need it the other functions i would start the sequence by pressing the button then selecting the program and then press the dial to start. If I could change one thing, it would be the way the dial works. About 80% of the time I'm simply reheating something for 15–30 seconds, such as coffee or a small meal. I wish I could just turn the dial to 15 seconds and press it to start. For the less frequently used functions, such as defrosting or preset cooking programs, the current sequence would make more sense: press the dial, select the settings with the dial, then press the dial to start. It's a small usability improvement, but it would make everyday operation much faster and more intuitive.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Coffeetero
Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.7 Cu. Ft.
Color: Red
I'll be honest, I bought it solely for the looks. I wanted a red one to match my red mini fridge in my office and it looks the coolest. So, I was extremely pleased that it is ALSO an awesome microwave with more features than I know what to do with (I actually had to read the manual to see them all), but easy to use, works amazing, and did I mention looks awesome? It's quiet, perfect sized, and cooks evenly. My hot pockets have never been done so perfectly. There's plenty of room inside for most frozen meals or single dishes to reheat. What's more? The company and their customer service is amazing. Admittedly to my own error, I opened the box upside down and the glass plate was on top (i'd recommend reconsidering that packaging, but I could also just be stupid). It slipped out and broke. I contacted the manufacturer hoping at the very least I could buy a new plate. They responded immediately, and communicated clearly and did me a solid favor and sent me a new plate without charging me. I'm a fan for life, I can't recommend this microwave enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026 by Jared Schmidt
Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.7 Cu. Ft.
Color: Aqua
I was pleasantly surprised by this model. It replaced a similar unit from Best Buy's Inisgnia line that worked well for four years and then disappeared in a sudden storm of lightning, thunder, and smoke. Both models were 0.7 cubic foot and 700 watts. We use them for nondemanding tasks like warming up coffee and preparing microwaveable frozen foods, and both were fine for this purpose, but the Nostalgia seems a little stronger: I heat my daily coffee the same way very day, and it's a little hotter with the new machine. Pros: The Nostalgia is cute, the controls are fairly intuitive, it warms things up the way that it should. Small cons: You can only set the power at 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100%. I'd like a little more flexibility. It does not seem to have a timer -- the Insignia did, but you couldn't use it while you were running the microwave, so if I wanted to time something in the regular oven then I couldn't use the microwave. (I do have an iPhone, so not the end of the world.) The $109.99 price was fair, though the Insignia four years ago was $40 cheaper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Bronxite58
Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.9 Cu. Ft.
Color: Aqua
I was looking for an Oven + Cooking station to carry in my car trunk when I go camping and sleep in the car. I was hesitating between the Teal Elite Gourmet Americana 2-Slice and the Red Nostalgia BST3RR. Both are small 3-in-1. I've bought both to compare them as I felt that there was not enough information on the product pages. First impressions: The Teal Americana is smaller and the coffee maker feels low-end plasticky. The Teal Americana has only one burner top and one bottom, where the Red Americana has two heating elements in the same positions. At first glance, I really liked that the Red Americana's griddle is the entire size of the oven: any bacon grease splatter will stay on the griddle, while it will land on the teal body on the other one. After using the Teal Americana during a trip, there is no bacon grease spatter due to the glass cover. Both are cute and playful. You want to make something to play with it... very fun toys. The buttons of the Red Nostalgia have a flat portion: one knows where they point to. The Teal Americana has round buttons with a minuscule indentation. I had to paint a white line on them to be able to see where they point. The coffee pot of the Teal Americana looked more secure in a moving car due to its 3 walls, but in the end, it's the Red Nostalagia carafe which is held stronger by the pressure of the no-drip ball. The oven rack of the Teal Americana is tied to the door and moves slightly with the door is opened. The Red Americana is independent of the door and has two positions (one for Teal Americana). Dimensions / Measurements: Length (similar): 19" for the Red Nostalgia vs 18.5" for the Teal Americana. Body depth (Teal Americana is way smaller): 7.3" for Teal Americana Backspace needed (when water tank open): similar Height: similar. Griddle Volume: Big surprising difference: the big Red Nostalgia's griddle is very flat and shallow. I was only able to pour 200 milliliter of water before it reached the cover. The cover also did feel very secure to me, feeling very twisted (see picture). The Teal Americana is much smaller in surface, but has a much bigger depth. I was able to pour 550 milliliter before reaching the cover mark. The Teal contains almost 3X more liquid than the Red. Coffee Pot: Similar: the Red Nostalgia is graduated for 3 cups and contains 522ml, while the Teal Americana is graduated for 4 cups and contains 515ml. Power: I plan to use one for Car Camping powered by the inverter from a Portable Power Station like a MaxOak BlueTTi, so I was especially interested in the Watts in operation. I used a Welltop Plug-in Socket Power Meter, Voltage Watt Energy Meter which gives instant+min+max watts used to measure. All numbers rounded to the nearest 5. Coffee Maker Only: Teal Americana: 605W vs Red Nostalgia: 570W = 6% difference = similar. Top Griddle Only: Teal Americana: 490W vs Red Nostalgia: 850W = 75% difference. No surprise here as I expected the two heating elements to burn 2X the power. Bottom Oven + Top Griddle together (no Coffee Maker): Teal Americana: 760W vs Red Nostalgia: 740W = suprisingly similar. Big surprise here. I reran the test multiple times, and indeed, when the four heating elements of the Red Nostalgia are on, I was seeing less power - 740W - than when only the top two were on - 850W -. Bottom Oven Only: Teal Americana: 290W vs Red Nostalgia: 340W = 17% difference. All on: Coffee Maker + Bottom Oven + Top Griddle: Teal Americana: 1300W vs Red Nostalgia: 1250W. Keeping the surprise, the Red Nostalgia uses less power when everything is turned on. The Red Nostalgia reaches its maximum power of 1350W when the bottom oven is off, and the Coffee Maker and the Top Griddle are both on. As I am very limited by my current inverter (600W) and its batteries, I went with the Teal Americana. My Teal Americana fits in the 40 Liter, 22 Inch Duffle Bags for Women, Men, Travel Heavy Duty (Black) from Trail Maker also bought on Amazon. Already used it on a few day trip where we were staying in hotel (no power limitations there) with fridge and no kitchen. It was used everyday and it was so nice to have breakfast in the room (in bed?) and be able to cook / reheat takeout. I recommend hat you get one of those 3-in-1 if you travel by car and camp or hotel.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by constance needham
Style: Retro Classic
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Color: White
This microwave is better than I thought it would be. It's built well and has multiple settings as well as a adjustable power output. It's easy to operate and just looks amazing with the retro look. It's not too loud and heats my food all the way through in about a minute or two. The tray comes out making it easy to clean. Overall I'd say it's worth the buy if you're wanting a nice retro style Microwave
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Clay french
Style: Retro Classic
Size: 0.9 Cu. Ft.
Color: Pink
Absolutely love this microwave. I think I bought it in 2021 or 22 but sadly, it doesn't work anymore and I throw it out probably around six months to a year ago. It didn't last very long, but the color and the vintage look was adorable.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by Tabitha Bussell
I love the design; I've searched for a retro microwave and this one is, by far, the best looking one. As for the quality – the word that comes to mind is "junk". I cut myself as I accidentally brushed my hand against the serif of the letter 'N' in the 'Nostalgia' emblem on the top of the door. I examined the emblem closely – it has sharp edges (see photo) and looks extremely cheap. The inner top of the door also feels like a part you should avoid coming in contact with as it is kind of rough (see photo). The oven sounds like an airplane turbine, and the turntable often makes a knocking sound. It is very weak – at 1000 W it takes almost twice as much to heat a cup of liquid as my old 1200 W oven, although the inside space of the oven is the same. What exactly are we supposed to be "nostalgic" about, here? Update: I kept the microwave because of how beautiful (however kitschy) it is. I've gotten used to its shortcomings, and I'm enjoying the good sides. It is very user-friendly. I absolutely love the interface. None of the ovens I've had over the years has been so convenient.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026 by Michael L