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from Kingsville, Maryland on 4/15/2009
Comments about Panasonic Panasonic NN-SD797S Prestige 1250W, 1.6CF Counter-Top Microwave Oven-Stainless Steel:
The microwave has a separate roller underneath plate. It is time consuming to place roller and plate in exact location. I wish it did not have separate pieces. It must fit like a puzzle.
from angola, ny on 4/13/2009
Comments about Panasonic Panasonic NN-SD797S Prestige 1250W, 1.6CF Counter-Top Microwave Oven-Stainless Steel:
Having twins, I rely heavily on our microwave. This one hasn't disappointed me yet. Actual cooking/defrosting/reheating times less than manufacture says. We did extensive research and for the price, this microwave can't be beat. [...]
from Oceanside CA on 4/8/2009
Comments about Panasonic Panasonic NN-SD797S Prestige 1250W, 1.6CF Counter-Top Microwave Oven-Stainless Steel:
First time owning such a powerful efficient microwave, just need to be careful because of that too. We are very satisfied.
from Mt. Airy, MD on 3/27/2009
Comments about Panasonic Panasonic NN-SD797S Prestige 1250W, 1.6CF Counter-Top Microwave Oven-Stainless Steel:
This Panasonic delivers fast, efficient cooking results and is very easy to control and operate. The unique "radio knob" control is surprisingly easy to use to set cooking time, etc., and prevents a lot of fingerprint smudges on the control panel. The inverter technology assures even heating in even a large piece of meat or casserole. And the good looks of the stainless steel case are a definite bonus in a microwave at this low price.
The only small negative so far was when I defrosted a solidly frozen 1.1 lb. block of ground beef; it took a bit longer than suggested by the manual, and the meat started to cook on the bottom before the rest was thawed. I think this could have been prevented by flipping the meat over halfway through the process, because the cooking was likely due to the heat of the plate the meat was sitting on.
After reading many online reviews of different microwaves, the only question remaining to be answered is durability. If it comes even close to the 30-year life of my previous microwave (a Toshiba) it will be one of my most satisfying appliance purchases, ever.