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The Panasonic Inverter NN-SD767[ ] is a countertop microwave oven available from
Panasonic.
The Inverter NN-SD767[ ] typically costs
between $149.95 - $218.37.
Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's
our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on countertop microwave oven
models like the Inverter NN-SD767[ ].
Claimed capacity (cu. ft.):
Capacity as listed on the product or packaging.
Watts:
This is the manufacturer's figure of the microwave power output. In general, the more watts an oven offers, the greater its cooking power-and the faster your food will be cooked. That said, differences in claimed wattage of 100 watts or less are unlikely to result in significant differences in performance.
Sensor:
Controls the cooking and reheating time automatically. It shuts off an oven when it determines (usually by sensing steam) that food is hot enough.
About This Brand
This maker offers a wide range of products in the midlevel to high-end categories and is known for its Inverter technology. A number of Panasonic countertop models are also built-ins and convert with a kit you can purchase. The company sells a number of models with the Turbo Convection feature. Models range in price from $110 to $700.
Features & Specs - Panasonic Inverter NN-SD767[ ]
Claimed capacity (cu. ft.) Capacity as listed on the product or packaging.
Claimed capacity (cu. ft.)
1.6
Watts This is the manufacturer's figure of the microwave power output. In general, the more watts an oven offers, the greater its cooking power-and the faster your food will be cooked. That said, differences in claimed wattage of 100 watts or less are unlikely to result in significant differences in performance.
Watts
1250
Convection mode A few microwaves include a convection oven feature, which has a heating element and a fan that distributes heat. In convection mode, you can set the oven temperature as you would in a traditional oven to bake or roast items.
Convection mode
No
Sensor Controls the cooking and reheating time automatically. It shuts off an oven when it determines (usually by sensing steam) that food is hot enough.
Sensor
Yes
Detailed prompts Display offers instructions to guide you through the cooking process.
Detailed prompts
No
Stainless/SS-look option Stainless-steel is stylish, but it shows fingerprints. Another option: a vinyl-covered metal finish that gives you a stainless-steel look but resists smudging.
Consumer Reports apparently did not consider durability in its microwave ratings. The bar you push to open the door stopped working after three weeks. I took this as a bad sign and returned the oven. My previous Panasonic was almost exactly the same (except for the dial on the keypad, which I like) and lasted 6 years, but my Amana RadarRange lasted 28 years. I would rather pay more for quality that lasts than waste my time and money on cheap, flimsy products.
How long have you owned it:
A month or less
Bottom Line
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
By
sunnyside
from
Northbrook IL
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
I would buy this product again and again
1/24/2011
Pros
Attractive Design
Easy To Clean
Easy To Install
Heats Evenly
Powerful
Simple Controls
Cons
Best Uses
Defrosting
Frozen Food
Leftovers
Popcorn
Quick Meals
Comment:
The way the inverter modulates the power of the magnetron is a real joy. This was something that I initially didn't believe possible. This feature makes practical many reheating jobs that a high-powered microwave normally could not succesfully accomplish. For my money this is the ONLY type to buy.
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Claimed capacity (cu. ft.)
