Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave
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$299.99
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Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave Price History
Price History for Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN966S Stainless Steel Countertop/Built-In with Inverter Technology...
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Current Price | - | September 7, 2024 |
Highest Price | $362.92 | August 31, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $220.99 | July 31, 2024 |
Last price changes
$362.92 | August 31, 2024 |
$291.30 | August 23, 2024 |
$271.90 | August 22, 2024 |
$293.47 | August 16, 2024 |
$239.96 | August 8, 2024 |
Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave Description
A High-Performance Oven for Optimal Cooking Performance
This Panasonic Microwave Oven NN‑SN966S is the perfect appliance for any kitchen. The powerful 1.6 cubic feet of cooking space allows you to cook for the entire family without needing to buy a bigger oven. It has 1200-Watts of cooking power and inverter technology so you get evenly cooked food every time. The stainless steel finish also makes it look stylish on your kitchen counter. The 10-level power control also ensures precision cooking, with an additional effeciency of seconds counter, taking the guesswork out out of cooking. With this oven you can heat up food quickly, defrost faster than ever, and even melt chocolate for baking.
Makes Cooking Easier and Faster!
This Panasonic Microwave Oven NN‑SN966S has several easy-to-use features that make cooking meals a breeze. 15 automatic settings allow you to heat up food quickly and safely. With Genius Sensor technology the oven can detect the humidity and temperature of the food for evenly cooked food. Inverter Turbo Defrost speeds up the defrosting process, allowing you to take out frozen food in minutes. In addition, the Keep Warm feature keeps food at the ideal temperature for serving later. Lastly, the delay start ensures you can cook meals at convenient times.
Premium Features for an Enjoyable Cooking Experience
The Panasonic Microwave Oven NN‑SN966S also has features that make cooking enjoyable. The LCD display is bright and clear, easy to read, and can be used for programing the settings. One of the most exciting features is the voice command system, allowing you to simply tell the oven what to do. The child safety lock keeps children from tampering with the oven. Finally, the concave reflex system helps to reflect heat more efficiently, allowing for faster and more delicious cooking.
Ease of use & Premium Design
The Panasonic Microwave Oven NN‑SN966S is designed for simple and balanced use. The 14″ turntable ensures even cooking and a wide range of cooking levels. The easy to use control panel includes the settings for defrosting, heating, and cooking. The sleek stainless steel design adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen. The grill-like handle provides gripping for easy opening and closing of the door.
Key Features:
- 1.6 cubic feet of cooking space
- 1200-Watts of cooking power
- Inverter technology for even cooking
- 10-level power control
- Stainless steel finish
- 15 automatic settings
- Genius Sensor technology
- Inverter Turbo Defrost
- Keep warm feature
- Delay Start
- LCD display
- Voice command system
- Child lock
- 14″ turntable
- Sleek stainless steel design
- Grill-like handle
Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave Specification
Specification: Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave
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Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Panasonic NN SN966 Microwave
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Linda –
large interior, easy to use and the sensory reheat is a dream (just not for use on liquids) – food only
it cooks till it senses steam then stops – love it
1250watts seems to be the most powerful countertop model i could find – the 1200 w takes a full 30sec more to reheat coffee
Kindle Reader –
It’s been 5 years and our microwave is showings its age, most noticeable are the rust bubbles/ bulges along the front bottom edge, they make uncomfortable, i worry about leakage. . The turntable seems to turn a tad slower than in the past. So I decided I would check out what the latest and greatest microwaves are in 2023. I knew the size I wanted (2.2 cubic for countertop I’m stainless steel). So I’m reading along and this one catches my eye. Fair price, ooo all the specs I want! Sounds promising! I read a little bit more and then I started to giggle. I’m reading about MY microwave- that I purchased on the *exact same date* (June 6th) in 2018. What are the odds? I hadn’t noticed the “you purchased this” banner- its late and I was trying to get thru the specs quickly.
It’s been a great workhorse for 5 years. Still works great, I’m just concerned about those rust bubbles on the bottom edge possibly affecting the seal. I don’t have one of those testing tools (and with my autistic kids, that’s probably a good thing- they’d obsess and start checking it 5 times a day). So I’m not totally convinced if I should get a new one or not. But I can tell you this model has been great for the last 5 years (and we tend to be hard on appliances, esp microwaves). I esp like that I can program one thing with 2 different times & temps and it smoothly segues through the change. Or that I can set a delayed start and 2 times! I rarely use the sensor but it’s nice to have. It defrosts well if you’re careful and don’t push your luck. (Push your luck and the edges start cooking while the center is frozen). We don’t actually cook much in it anymore, other than streaming vegetables, as we were recently given a toaster oven/ bake/ broil/ air fry unit. It’s very low profile and actually sits right under the microwave. The microwave does mostly thawing, reheating and steaming chores. It’s still the best way to stream veggies. And I’ve perfected reheating homemade bearnaise sauce in it (not easy to reheat any egg based sauce, they tend to curdle). My kids have perfected Ramen in a microwave safe measuring cup, vs boiling water on the stove.
So if you’re looking for a new microwave, this little workhorse has served us well for 5 years. Heck, Amazon’s price is only about $3 more than in 2018! You really can’t go wrong with this one. Not sure if we’re even going to buy right now but it’s served us so well it will Def. Be on the short list for replacing itself 🙂
gina diamond –
El producto bien, pero no viene con alguna garantÃa por escrito del producto
Mike W –
El horno se ve y funciona muy bien. Lo que mi esposa buscaba es el tamaño. Otra ventaja el acero inoxidable.
Lo probamos y funciona bien. Aún no lo necesitamos para reemplazar el que usamos diario.
Mike W –
I did a LOT of research on many microwaves before I settled on this Panasonic. Before beginning this process, I really didn’t recognize Panasonic as a leading name in kitchen appliances so I was kind of skeptical at first. Afterward, I realized that they were a front-runner when it came to microwaves. Man, I am really, really pleased with my purchase here. This microwave has performed stellar and I’m closing in on one year’s use! I love everything about this microwave but there’s one feature in particular that takes this appliance over the top for me. The ‘Genius Sensing’ technology that’s built into this microwave that allows that ‘Sensor Reheat’ button to work so flawlessly is a game-changer! I mean that. This feature allows me to reheat anything that’s been already cooked to perfection. No cold spots, no overheated dried-out food, none of that! Food comes out perfectly reheated every time! In comparison, at work we use a Toshiba EM131A5C-BS. Supposedly has the same type of ‘Sensor Reheat’ button. I can honestly tell you that it does NOT work as dependable, as consistent, or as thorough as my Panasonic at home. Besides everything else, this thing looks fabulous in our new kitchen. The space inside is HUGE! I think I could cook a whole turkey in this thing! And the cleanup is so easy. Overall, I’m smiling from ear to ear with this purchase. If you can find one that’s still out there, BUY IT QUICK!!
Manuel –
I love how this microwave works and all it’s features. I totally recommend this oven. So nice how it cooks or reheats food so fast.
Scouting in VT –
We’ve only had this for a month, but we’re pleased this works very well. The “inverter” feature is terrific, because it cooks the food more evenly. That makes thawing frozen food thaw faster while getting deeper into the food to warm up. That means you have to tend it less, though it still won’t three cups of frozen pasta without you having to turn it over once. Other examples of the even cooking:
– My morning oatmeal cooks well without boiling over at the outer edges
– White and sweet potatoes cook all the way through on the pre-programmed setting, instead of just cooking the top (with a hard underside).
– Rewarming food warms it very evenly
Pros:
– The +30 seconds feature lets you quickly warm something, though you also have to hit Start initially. (Our old unit would start immediately once you hit +30.)
– You can hit +30 seconds while your food is cooking, to extend the time.
– The inverter really helps it cook and thaw more evenly, so less turning of food.
– Sensor cooking (sensing steam from your food) works very well.
– The interior light is brighter than our old unit, making it easier to watch the cooking.
– *Very big* interior
– The display is bright and easy to read from a distance
– If you don’t set the clock, the display doesn’t light up your kitchen at night
– If you lower the power level to cook slower (cream soups or things that need delicate warming), the microwave doesn’t cycle on/off constantly. It gives a medium-loud hum throughout.
– We like that the beep isn’t so loud when it finishes, though we may miss it finish because of that, say if the TV is loud. You may not appreciate that so much
– You can disable having the buttons beep when you press them.
Minor Cons:
– I wish the buttons were easier to read in a dark kitchen
– While the preprogrammed cooking cycles (e.g. 1=Oatmeal, 8=frozen dinner, etc) are printed inside the microwave door, they hard to read without an external light.
– We keep burning loose popcorn (because this heats much faster?). We still have to watch it and listen for the popping.
I’d probably buy this unit again, or Panasonic’s smaller unit with “cyclonic inverter”, which they say heats even more evenly.
ARTURO P. –
1. The brushed steel looks great, and is easier to clean than just a stainless steel finish.
2. The large size will easily fit a chicken, or a 5kg. turkey.
3. Its 1250 watts microwave cooks much, much faster than a 1000 watt microwave. For example I eat a lot of frozen food entrees, and in the 1000 watt a meal would be about 6-9 minutes, these dishes now take no more than four minutes.
Some concerns:
it is not immediately apparent how to set the cooking time. Once you recognise the dial, it is so easy to set the time.
It is complicated process to select power levels.
Although it is a genius microwave, that will reheat by sensors, it is also not a an easy, or straightforward process.
You will actually, NEED to read the manual.