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Question: Is the display lit and could it be seen in dark? Does the clock display in 24 hours / international standard?
Document: This is my first Breville appliance. I was very impressed with the modern look of the silver microwave from the beginning. The glass turntable was standard--like any other one I've put together, but that's where similarities to previous owned microwaves end.It was easy to set the clock, beep volume (love that feature) and whether you want ounces or kilograms programmed. These buttons are on a vertical row, called the "Shortcuts Panel" that is viewed when the door is opened.
The time is there in the LCD panel, but the light is not on so you cannot read it. I called Breville Support about this to see if something was wrong with my machine or if there was a work around that wasn't mentioned in the manual. Yes, and no. You can get the clock to show with the light on if you have the child lock on, but it also goes dark after few minutes of non-use.
Over all it seems to be well made and maybe on the next model they will add the lighted clock with a brighter light for the inside  and lighten up the door . (especially for the price of this unit).
This is a good microwave. It's expensive, but it's visually attractive and matches the Breville BOV800XL Smart Oven I have also, so there's that.I've had this microwave for maybe a couple of days now. I could rave on about all I like, but I'd just be repeating what you can easily find out there already. Instead I'll focus on what I don't, since I feel there were certain aspects not clarified when I did my research.
When I first got it, it squeaked when I turned it. Like a plastic against metal type of squeak. I found I could press fairly firmly on one side of it and that seemed to bend it back into the middle of its hole where it wasn't rubbing up against anything. Like a metal rod it was mounted on was bent back to where it should have been originally.The timer functionality does not let you adjust the time once it's started. I was hoping you could just like for cooking.
Breville's videos make much of the lack of buttons, but the extra buttons are just hiding behind the door. Instead of a now-standard touchpad to enter cooking times and power levels, there are two rotary knobs that do this. The advantage of the knobs is that you can change the settings on-the-fly while your food is cooking, which on other ovens would require stopping the cooking, re-entering the new settings and starting again. So that's goodness.
The Sensor IQ Reheat and Cook function automatically adjusts cooking time to match the food being cooked. The "A Bit More" button can be pressed when a little extra cooking time is needed. Also has a self-locating turntable for even heating.The dynamic power adjustment features gives the freedom to vary power from 10 to 100 percent with a quick spin of a large rotary dial.The ergonomic design allows intuitive quick access to all the functions without the confusing clutter of standard microwave ovens.
One annoyance is that the door only opens 90 degrees - most microwaves I have seen allow the door to open somewhat more so that it isn't in your face while you are trying to put food in or take it out. Another annoyance is that the cord has a large plug that sticks straight out, so if your electrical outlet is behind the oven, which it is for me, you can't push the oven back very far.And now we get to the elephant in the room - the price.
ok so yes this comes with a hefty price tag, its Breville you knew it would. it also comes with allot of features that the $99 don't like when you re heat something its heated the whole way through not cold in the middle and dry on the edges. it has a soften feature so you don't have melted butter when you just need to spread not pour it..
chips on a glass dish and ran the MC cycle; I only needed to hit the LBM button once. The glass was quite warm and I needed to use a kitchen cloth to transfer it to the counter.High-grade chocolate coverture: 2 oz. of Callebaut in a glass dish was melted perfectly smooth after one MC cycle with 15 seconds of stirring to distribute heat.CONCLUSION: The MC cycle works great if you mind the fat content of your chocolate.
Answer: The display of the BMO734XL Quick Touch™ Microwave is lit and can be seen in the dark while it is active.  When it is in sleep mode it will not be visible in the dark.  The clock is designed for a 12 hour display.