Panasonic NN-SD688

It's the only microwave in its price point that lets you control cooking intensity

The "sensor cook" is hit or miss and the dial is #^$%#% annoying

Easy to Use, Good Value, Compact

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During our kitchen remodel, we ditched the over-the-range microwave and decided to go with a small countertop version. After much research, I opted for this Panasonic Prestige NN-SD688S. The very first one arrived promptly, but was DOA. I was able to...

My 10 year old Panasonic broke, and I decided to stick with that brand. This model is very similar in looks. The buttons are easy to push, the time is easy to set, the model fits nicely in the space I have. The power level is noticeably more robust...

1300 Watts is right for me. I just have to get used to zapping food for less time. The packaging was a problem, a day after installing it , bugs started showing up. They were easy to kill but it was still a problem I hadn't expected.

Easy to Use, Great Design, Good Value

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Just got this microwave... read all the reviews and decided to get this for my home. Here's what I think: PROS: 1) Just the perfect size. Not too small like the 0.7/0.8/1.0 cu ft models. Not too big like the 1.6 cu ft. and above. 2) Did not have...

I needed a small unit, and this fits the bill. Attractive, but the best feature is ease of use. You turn a knob for setting the cook time and push start.

Everything works really well in terms of heating the food. Food comes evenly heated and qucikly heated. The preset setting for popcorn is a bit oo powerful in my experience: there's always some burnt kernals. The display is quite poorly lit and hard...

The only reason I am not giving it five stars is two reasons. One, as others have said, you have to really push the button to open the door, which causes the microwave to move around on the counter top if you don't have it backed up completely against...