Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter
$254.99
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Current Price | $254.99 | October 22, 2024 |
Highest Price | $254.99 | October 22, 2024 |
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Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter Description
- Microwave Cooking Made Easy: 1200W black microwave with 11 power levels, smart controls, 3-level popcorn button, and more for easy cooking of dinner and snacks
- Even Cooking and Reheating for Delicious Food: Panasonic’s patented Inverter Technology generates a seamless steam of cooking power for evenly heated foods, edges to center
- Smarter Cooking: Genius Sensor takes the guesswork out of cooking but automatically adjusting power and cooking time; Includes 10 sensor cook settings; sensor reheat warms leftovers evenly
- More Features to Enjoy: Inverter Turbo Defrost accelerates thawing time; 15 Auto Cook Options, Keep Warm and more
- Space-Saving Design: Countertop microwave with 1.2 cu.ft. easy-clean interior houses 13.4” turntable but maintains a small external footprint to maximize counterspace
Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter Specification
Specification: Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter
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Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter Reviews (5)
5 reviews for Panasonic Microwave Oven NN-SN65KB with Inverter
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Jaspeter –
I LOVE this microwave. Reheating food is a balance between how much energy is introduced at the outside of the food and how quickly it convects through the food to warm it up. The inverter allows me to achieve that balance.
I never have problems with my food sizzling and popping yet still coming out cold. I’ve found that the power setting of 4 works best for reheating food. The downside is that it takes twice as long to do it this way. But honestly, am I really in such a hurry that I can wait two minutes but not four?
High power is great for heating water or thin soups, but not so much for reheating that leftover Thanksgiving turkey. The outside will get hot enough for the fats and oils at the surface to heat beyond the boiling point, which then causes the water droplets to immediately vaporize causing the sputtering and popping. Reducing the power level with an inverter microwave heats the outside more gently and allows conduction within the food to carry that heat to the inside before the outside heats up past the boiling point, warming it more evenly.
If you’re the kind of person that just wants to put your food in and press a button to blast it with high power and “heat it as fast as possible”, you won’t get much out of the inverter technology… and you’ll continue to eat leftovers with the outside overheated and the inside still cold.
As others have noticed, you also have to be very precise about where you press the buttons. They won’t register if you don’t press them exactly in the middle of the pad.
Also, the microwave beep is very loud. I just shut off the beep (instructions to do so are in the manual).
qa12 –
… but it was received damaged and we had to return it. Bought somewhere else.
Amazon Customer –
The Panasonic NN-SN65KB Microwave is a compact kitchen appliance that packs a punch in terms of performance. Its overall quality is impressive, making it a reliable addition to any kitchen. The microwave excels in cooking food efficiently, delivering consistent and even results.
One of its standout features is its cooking prowess. With a variety of power settings and a precise sensor cooking technology, the NN-SN65KB ensures that your meals are cooked to perfection. Whether you’re reheating leftovers, defrosting frozen items, or cooking a quick snack, this microwave handles each task with ease.
However, it’s important to note that the NN-SN65KB is on the smaller side. While its compact design makes it suitable for kitchens with limited space, it may pose a challenge when trying to heat larger dishes or accommodate sizable containers. This could be a consideration for those who frequently cook or reheat large quantities of food.
Despite its size limitation, the Panasonic NN-SN65KB Microwave is an excellent choice for individuals or small families looking for a high-quality, efficient appliance that excels in cooking performance. Its sleek design, advanced features, and reliable functionality make it a solid investment for those prioritizing performance in a smaller package.
Rick D –
We had a Panasonic microwave that worked great for 20+ years and still worked perfectly when we got rid of it. My wife just wanted something new, so she bought a Toshiba (that did have great reviews in her defense) but it completely died in less than 2 years. After that we decided that Panasonic is the only microwave we will ever own again. We have only had this model for a couple of months now but are very satisfied with our decision. It’s extremely easy to learn to use (even without reading the manual). Just like our last Panasonic inverter microwave it cooks and re-heats things very fast and very evenly (no cold spots like non-inverter microwaves). The genius sensor re-heat function works really good also but I have learned that you have to vent what your re-heating a bit so the sensor can detect the steam level or it can over heat things (that’s just a learning curve though) . There are only a few things that I personally wish were better (but I’m a picky person). The first is that the interior light isn’t very bright but some of that is due to the gray interior and I’m just used to our others being white inside (not a big deal though). The second is that I wish it had a handle to open the door with instead of the push button but that’s also just me being picky and my personal preference. Finally, it is also a bit louder than the last ones we’ve had but not to an obnoxious level or anything.
JerseyJohn –
We bought this to replace our previous Panasonic which we had for about 30 years. It’s quite a bit more powerful and we find ourselves reducing cooking times a bit. We knocked off a star for several minor points: (1) the machine is a lot louder than its predecessor. (2) the door latches protrude and we’ve scratched ourselves on them a few times taking things in and out of the door and (3) the door latch is stiff, to the point where the machine gradually creeps across the counter after shutting the door repeatedly, and (4) the light is pretty dim and it’s hard to see with the door shut – the dark gray interior doesn’t help (our old one had a white interior)