Magic Chef MC77MB 0.7 Cu Ft Microwave 700W | Black
Magic Chef MC77MB 0.7 Cu Ft Microwave 700W | Black — Product description
The Magic Chef MC77MB is a compact 0.7 cubic foot countertop microwave that fits the way most people actually cook in a small galley or RV kitchen. Black steel, 700 watts of cooking power, and it runs off a standard 120-volt outlet.
The Magic Chef MC77MB is a compact 0.7 cubic foot countertop microwave built for the way most people cook in a small galley or RV kitchen. It's black, it's steel, and it pulls 700 watts of cooking power out of a standard 120-volt outlet. Nothing exotic here. Just a dependable little unit that heats leftovers, thaws a bag of shrimp, and handles the coffee-warmer runs without eating your whole counter.
At 17.3 inches wide, 14 inches deep, and just over 10 inches tall, it slides into the tight spots. Think dockside cabin, weekend camper, or the corner of a boat galley where a full-size microwave would never sit. Magic Chef has been building kitchen gear for more than 90 years, and this is the no-drama end of the line. You plug it in, you set the time, it runs.
The controls are electronic with a digital display, so you're not squinting at a dial in low light. There are 10 power levels and 6 pre-programmed cooking modes for the common stuff. A glass turntable spins your plate so food heats evenly instead of coming out lava-hot on one edge and cold in the middle.
Who's it for? Anyone who wants a real microwave in a space that can't take a big one. First boat, first camper, a bunkhouse, a shop corner. It doesn't ask much and it doesn't take up much.
One thing to know before you order. This is a countertop unit, not a built-in trim-kit microwave. It runs on regular 120-volt AC household power, so on a boat or RV that means shore power or an inverter that can carry the 1050-watt input draw. If you're running it off an inverter, size it for the surge. And it's not a convection oven. It heats, it doesn't brown. For quick galley meals, though, it's exactly enough.
Key Features
- 0.7 cubic foot capacity fits a dinner plate without hogging counter space
- 700 watts of cooking output on standard 120-volt AC power
- 10 power levels plus 6 pre-programmed cooking modes for everyday heating
- Electronic controls with a digital display, no fiddly dials
- Glass turntable rotates food for even heating
- Compact 17.3 in W x 14 in D x 10.2 in H footprint for RV, cabin, and small galley installs
- Black steel housing wipes clean and holds up to daily use
- 1050-watt input draw, so size your inverter accordingly on a boat or RV
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Magic Chef reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Magic Chef MC77MB 0.7 Cu Ft Countertop Microwave |
|---|---|
| Brand | Magic Chef |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MC77MB |
| UPC | 665679008001 |
| Type | Countertop |
| Capacity | 0.7 Cubic Foot |
| Cooking Power Output | 700 Watt |
| Input Power | 1050 Watt |
| Frequency | 2450 Megahertz |
| Power Supply | 120 Volt AC Single Phase With Grounding |
| Controls | Electronic With Digital Display |
| Cooking Modes | 6 Pre-Programmed |
| Power Levels | 10 |
| Turntable | Glass |
| Overall Dimensions (W x H x D) | 17.3 in W x 10.2 in H x 14 in D |
| Color | Black |
| Housing Material | Steel |
Frequently asked questions
What power does the MC77MB need?
It runs on standard 120-volt AC single-phase power with a grounded outlet. On a boat or RV that means shore power, or an inverter that can carry the 1050-watt input draw. If you go the inverter route, size it for the startup surge.
Will it fit in an RV or boat galley?
It's 17.3 inches wide, 14 inches deep, and 10.2 inches tall. That's small enough for most camper counters and dockside cabins where a full-size unit won't go. Measure your spot first and leave a little room around the vents.
Is this a built-in microwave?
No. It's a countertop unit. There's no trim kit for a flush cabinet install, so plan on setting it on a counter or a secured shelf.
How much cooking power does it have?
It puts out 700 watts of cooking power and draws 1050 watts on the input side at 2450 megahertz. That's plenty for heating, thawing, and quick meals in a small space.
Does it have preset cooking modes?
Yes. There are 6 pre-programmed cooking modes plus 10 power levels, so you can dial it down for delicate stuff or run it wide open to reheat fast.
Does it come with a turntable?
It does. There's a glass turntable that spins your plate so food heats evenly instead of hot on one side and cold in the middle.
