Panasonic Family Size Microwave Ovens

Pros: Inexpensive, Looks Stylish, Multiple Sensor Options
Cons: Nothing

When you own a microwave you take it for granted as I found out when our Sear's model stopped working one day. The kids didn't know what to do as they have always used it everyday to warm or cook their snacks. When I told them they were going to have...

Pros: Great Size, Lots of Features
Cons: None

We had a small microwave oven for years. I kept saying how I wanted a bigger one. After our little one started acting up we finally decided to get a new one, and one much bigger.

There are many to choose from when trying to purchase a...

Pros: Powerful, smart sensor cooking
Cons: May be tricky to repair

I was perfectly happy with my old microwave when my husband said we needed a new one. I had owned my old one, which I purchased for around $50 at a discount store, for about eight years. Yes, it had always taken forever to heat food and turned popcorn...

Pros: Aesthetically pleasing microwave
Cons: Quit working after 18 months

In 1989 I bought my first microwave oven, a Tappan. The Tappan was huge, and it had that ugly dark oak veneer, but it continued to work consistently no matter what I did - one time I even dropped it while I was moving. In 1999, the Tappan finally died ...

Pros: roomy, powerful, cooks great
Cons: paint coming off the back, almost too many features

For years I owned the basic college model microwave— a NoName brand, no frills, no rotating wheel wonder that cooked Ramen noodles in just under two minutes flat. And like a good dog or an old friend, it stayed with me for years, long past graduation...

Pros: many great features, not very expensive
Cons: none at all

When I first moved out on my own, I was given a microwave by my aunt. It was a giant old thing that was on its last leg. She had it for years before giving it to me. Well, it died, blew-up, kaput! Therefore I needed a new microwave and fast!
The one...

Pros: Lots of features
Cons: Delicate keypad that damages easily.

I have been in the business of repairing electronic equipment for some years now and microwave ovens are included there. The repair history of a machine gives you a good idea of its durability and the extended cost of owning the machine. I have tried...

Pros: Attractive, light-weight, easy-to-use
Cons: Can't think of any

We recently purchased a Panasonic Model NN-S969S, 1100 Watt, Microwave Oven to replace the 15-year-old Tappan work-horse microwave that we had. Our Tappan was a real brute, able to microwave a Thanksgiving turkey and just about anything else. I felt a...

Pros: Turbo Defrost, automatic buttons for popcorn, beverages, etc. Sensor cooking.
Cons: none so far

We just bought the Panasonic NN-L531 from Fry's Electronics on sale for $79.00

What a bargain! This microwave is so wonderful. It has more power and size than any I've had in the past.

Its 1100 watts (they also have a 1200 watt...

Pros: Very Reliable, Even Cook
Cons: You might have to fight for the last one!

I've worked at Best Buy for nearly two years, and I can honestly say, Panasonic Microwaves are the way to go. People would constantly come in with problems, either the handle on the door broke, or the microwaves weren't cooking well, or even sometimes...

Pros: quality
Cons: if you don't have one (you'll wish you had one

hello i'm disabled and can't cook on the stove anymore.i had microwave before i got my panasonic.the one i had before was small. i saw this large family size microwave.at walmart.and i wondered if it work well.but it was on sale so i bought it.since i've...

Pros: Compact/inexpensive/excellent features
Cons: Fingerprints on black front

For the longest time we had an OLD microwave. The one with two settings, Low or High, and you had to turn a dial to set the time. Yes, that old. We finally got rid of it and got the Panasonic. This thing is great. It is Not too heavy or big and fits...

Pros: Easy use
Cons: Size

After our last microwave hit the dust we decided we needed a new one. After price comparing and makes it fit our needs we bought a Panasonic full size microwave. It has a bunch of different buttons that I have yet to explore. It has a hot dog,...

Pros: Great heating capability, easy to use keypad.
Cons: none

We've had our Panasonic family size microwave for over 6 years now and it is running strong! We check the door and sides for leaks periodically and it has had no problems. We use it several times a day for re-heating, defrosting, and cooking. We have...

Pros: large door and interior space/cooks quickly
Cons: none.

My first microwave lasted 15 years. When we got the Panasonic, I was shocked at how fast popcorn popped. Then, I was surprised at being able to push the "Potato" button, the "Frozen Vegetable" button, or the other commonly used...