Panasonic NNTK621SS

This is an excellent microwave. The warming, melting, and other features that rely on humidity sensors work perfectly. You don't need a numeric keypad because you don't set the timers, generally; the auto functions take care of everything. Some people don't quite get that.

this microwave reheats with sensor very well and looks great.

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  program knob, looks, sensor cooking .just all around quality.

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  no light when door is open ,but with that said there is a lght when food is cooking and that the door open light is really not missed at all.

We absolutely love the microwave so far. The Inverter Technology offers a fix for the major problem the other microwaves has - overheating some areas while others are cold or frozen. Clearly this is the technology we were waiting to be invented for many years.

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  Incredibly useful features, like perfectly melted butter & softens overly frozen ice cream

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  The light not activating when the door is open was an issue, but I got over it quickly

I read reviews that said that this microwave was loud. It doesn't sound loud to me. The only drawback to this microwave is that the timer alarm is just a few beeps and it ends. I wish it kept beeping every minute to ensure I'd hear it when I was moving around the house.

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  It's got a lot of "features" that most don't have, including flexible power settings and timers.

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  Mustapha right, this microwave quit in about 14 months of using it. It sounds like it's trying to work with a "click", but then it shuts down in like 1 second without doing anything. Disappointed about Panasonic. They make some great stuff, but this wasn't built to last.

It's a great microwave that should suit any and all your microwaving needs. I do feel as though some settings are a little meaningless or effective. But it's still a great buy and heats things up pretty fast. The silver look is really nice.

This thing draws _a lot_ of power. Another review stated 16+ amps at full power. It frequently trips my 15-amp circuit breaker if it's running with anything else on. I had to wire a dedicated 20-amp circuit for the unit. BUT, drawing a lot of power means this microwave heats things up super fast.

I bought a different mic about a year ago and hated it. It was supposed to brown foods and had a special tray and everything. Instead it cooked unevenly, really slowly, and the “finished” alarm was super loud and annoying.

Works like a microwave. Heart's stuff up as advertised. But three flaws impair usability 1 Most importantly, the Sensor Cook is not useful. I need to select from 14 categories for this feature? Microwaves usta have a probe you stuck in any food to determine when it was done.