Panasonic 1.6 Cu. Ft. Countertop Microwave Oven with Inverter Technology (NN-SN75LB)

Jeffrey R Marks: Replacement for my one that lasted 12 years. Slightly smaller.

United States on Oct 20, 2023

K. Recker: I was hesitant to buy this microwave because it’s so much more expensive than the 1.3 cu ft. Panasonic one that Walmart sells (for $129), but after having tried them both, I can say that this one is WAY better. It’s just better quality, more heavy duty, even the button to open the microwave is much smoother (and the microwave doesn’t move when I push it :-)).
The only thing that I would say could be slightly better is that there is a slightly sharp edge on the door near where the metal and black plastic (?) meet.

United States on Sep 07, 2023

Julio Cesar Toledo: Hasta ahorita funcionando excelente

Mexico on Jul 07, 2023

Tim Hockin: I don't know who designed the control panel for this or what they were thinking. In order to cook food, I have to push power level, even if I don't want to change the power level. Why can't I just use the default power - turn the dial and push start?

To add insult to injury, the power level button is not the top button or the bottom button or the first button or the last button. It's just somewhere in the middle. Apparently the most common thing people do with this microwave is make popcorn because that's the first button.

Otherwise it's a fine microwave.

United States on Jun 24, 2023

Antonio: El producto si me gustó. La forma de comercialización no me gustó pues me ofrecieron MSI , y a la hora cerrar la venta, ya no se respetó los MSI

Mexico on Mar 06, 2023

Perry Clark: The Panasonic NN-SN75LW 1.6 cu.ft Cyclonic Inverter Countertop Microwave Oven is touted by many as a high-quality pick amongst moderately-priced microwave ovens, and in our approximately one month of experience with it, one can see that the reputation is rightfully earned. It’s powerful, compact enough for countertop placement, and full of features—some expected, others less so, and some, at least for us, simply extraneous.

In order to bundle all those features in one machine and a small surface area for the touchpad controls, the designers and engineers had to get a little creative. Which in turn leads to an interface that isn’t always as intuitive as one might expect or wish for. (Disclosure—I come from the school that believes that all microwave ovens should be of the sort that one can walk up to any microwave, anywhere, and pretty much instantly be able to do the basics—warm up coffee, heat up leftovers, “bake” a potato, boil water, etc.)

This isn’t a microwave one can simply walk up to, look at the control pad for a moment, and proceed without further ado. Some things will work just fine that way. Others will not. And there’s at least one...

United States on Jan 27, 2023

LawyerMomLawyerMom: The media could not be loaded.  Totally in love with this microwave! It's a little bit deeper than our previous Panasonic, so it covers the entire depth of our counter, and I paid a good chunk more thanks to inflation and the chip shortage than this microwave would go for in prior years. But other than those complaints, I'm very happy. The buttons are very tactile, with the pads actually sticking out from the flat surface. If you are blind or vision impaired, this is very sensory friendly! Particularly like the detail where the number buttons are round and the auto program and start and stop buttons are rectangles. The button to push the door shut is also recessed inside the lower right panel rather than being the entirety of the panel. For those of you who have the appliance inside a cabinet with a trim kit, you'll find it nice that the door open button isn't the entirety of the lower right corner like on other Panasonic panels — I end up rubbing up against the cabinet or counter and leaving fingerprints.
Speaking of fingerprints, the stainless steel model is definitely a magnet for them. Thankfully, there really isn't that much stainless steel on the front of this...

United States on Jan 16, 2022

Cliente de Amazon: Los botones son a relieve. Cada que tocas un botón se emite un sonido. Calienta muy bien. En mi horno anterior le ponía 3 minutos , a este 2. Ampliamente recomendado.

Mexico on Nov 08, 2021

Graciela S Rios Cantu: Se desprograma muy fácil el reloj.
No es práctic tener que oprimir 8 o 9 veces para poner la temperatura en medium, pero si usas las funciones básicas está bien.
No lo uso para cocina, solo para calentar.

Mexico on Sep 15, 2021

RAUL ROBLES PUGA: TUVIMOS EL MISMO MICROONDAS, NOS DURÓ APROX. 14 AÑOS Y SE NOS HACÍA MAS FUNCIONAL QUE ESTE RECIEN COMPRADO.

Mexico on Feb 17, 2021