Compact Microwave Tested: 700W Power for Dorm-Friendly Meals! In the tight quarters of a dorm room, a microwave that fits like a puzzle piece-both in size and function-can be a game-changer. The GE GCST07N1WSS (700W, 0.7 Cu. Ft, Stainless Steel) steps in as a sleek, space-efficient solution, its compact frame designed to thrive on tiny countertops without compromising on performance. While it may lack the punch of higher-wattage models, its 6 auto cooking settings and child-lock technology ensure simplicity and safety for students juggling busy schedules. For those craving a bit more versatility, the GE GCST10A1WSS (1050W, 1.0 Cu. Ft, Stainless Steel) adds a 4-in-1 twist with air fry, broil, and convection modes, transforming basic reheating into gourmet experimentation. Yet, its slightly larger footprint might strain cramped spaces. Meanwhile, the GE GCST14S1WBB (1100W, 1.4 Cu. Ft, Black) delivers robust power, ideal for quick meals or larger portions, though its bulk might be a hurdle in dorm settings. While the 700W model may not rival its bigger counterparts in speed, its petite size and user-friendly design make it a standout for dorm life. Whether you need a no-frills reheater or a multifunctional kitchen companion, these options cater to diverse needs-proving that power and portability can coexist, even in the smallest of spaces.