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Panasonic NN-SE982S Genius "Prestige" 2.2 cuft 1250-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology & Blue Electrostatic Dial, Stainless Steel
Panasonic NN-SE982S Genius "Prestige" 2.2 cuft 1250-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology & Blue Electrostatic Dial, Stainless Steel
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #5865 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 2.2 cu.ft
- Color: Stainless Steel
- Brand: Panasonic
- Model: NN-SE982S
- Platform: Windows
- Format: CD-ROM
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 14.00" h x 23.90" w x 19.70" l, 36.80 pounds
Features
- Inverter Technology for even cooking and delivering delicious flavor and Inverter Turbo Defrost for quick defrosting
- 1250 Watts of High Power; One-Touch Genius Sensor Cook and Reheat for automatic cooking settings and even Keep Warm feature
- 16 1/2" turntable; Delay Start and Timer; Electrostatic Blue Touch Dial with Push Button Panel
- Measures 19 7/16" (D) x 23 7/8" (W) x 14" (H), 36.8 lbs., All Stainless steel exterior
- Upper left-corner of the door has a small indentation to allow the door to open smoothly and is completed at the factory
- Inverter Technology for even cooking and delivering delicious flavor and Inverter Turbo Defrost for quick defrosting
- 1250 Watts of High Power; One-Touch Genius Sensor Cook and Reheat for automatic cooking settings and even Keep Warm feature
- 16 1/2" turntable; Delay Start and Timer; Electrostatic Blue Touch Dial with Push Button Panel
- Measures 19 7/16" (D) x 23 7/8" (W) x 14" (H), 36.8 lbs., All Stainless steel exterior
- Upper left-corner of the door has a small indentation to allow the door to open smoothly and is completed at the factory
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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
Perfection!
By amazonian
I feel like a Microwave connoisseur, I have been through so many. Single guy here, I have a back up microwave for when one goes out if that tells you anything. I use a microwave 99% of the time so I feel qualified to judge a microwave. :") This one is the top of the Microwave chain, it can take a lot of use, it's EASY to use, responsive and is attractive in the kitchen. It's HUGE and will hold anything, so make sure you want a very large Microwave before purchasing. I wouldn't change a thing on this microwave! Thanks for perfecting the microwave Panasonic!
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful.Most likely the best oven and the best value.
By WoodCarver
Prior to buying this model I read most of the reviews here for both Panasonic and Sharp in the 1.6 & 2.2 cu ft sizes. I imagine you're doing the same routine. By now you're skeptical about the Panasonic because of the door design and failures reported after limited use. Don't be. Every product made has some percentage of failed items. It looks like if the Panasonic makes it past a couple of years, you're good for a solid 10 - 15 years of trouble free service. Just get the Square Trade warranty and treat the door and latch with a little respect. Simple. So, a couple of things: this model replaced a Panasonic that we had for over 12 years. It finally died. The control panel on that one was laid out just the same as the new one. The thing is laid out logically and is intuitive. Whether one thinks this or that button, or sequence of how to program something is 'good' depends on what they're used to...so you can ignore other folks comments about that. You get used to what you have to work with...it's called adapting. And while I'm at it, the electrostatic dial is very effective and super easy to use. The lady that complained about it must be 'challenged' in the extreme. Aside from that, the inverter technology IS genius. It makes a major difference in thawing evenly, which the old one did well and the new one does even better. One story: I made a big one-person Marie Callender pot pie the other day...10 minutes on high and sit for 5. The old oven struggled with these things, burning the bottom of the crust slightly about half the time. The new oven turned out a piece that could well be the poster child for microwave oven technology. It went in frozen solid and came out bubbly hot on the inside, meat and veggies both perfect and the crust, both top and bottom were amazing. From frozen lump to steaming succulent perfection via one button/dial/button sequence. How did we ever LIVE without these things...it's easily the most used appliance in the house. So of course we want it to do the best job possible...and this one does just that.BTW: I got the Square Trade warranty. Smart Money.PS: Did you know that putting a damp kitchen sponge in the thing and nuking it for 2 minutes on high kills 99 percent of the germs in it...even the e. coli! Nice!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Worst User Interface EVER For This Technology!
By Dan & Judy
I don't know where to begin! The electrostatic dial arrangement for setting times on this device is totally ill-conceived. It is an analog interface reincarnated for a digital world. Here's the scenario for setting, say 10 seconds on the timer: you place your finger on the outer edge of the electrostatic pad and move it clockwise until the display reads 10. Move it too fast and you've gone beyond 10...move it slowly and it takes a while to get to 10 and still could go beyond if you're not carefully paying attention to the numerical display. Now try to get to a minute and 10 seconds (ie 70 seconds): the tendency is to move around the electrostatic pad quickly to get to a minute and then slow down dramatically to not overshoot 70. Try doing this in a busy kitchen, with your attention divided between the task at hand, the guests and kids, etc. and you can see how much simpler the old keypad would be: just press 70 and you are done!Other than this issue, the oven works as expected. It replaced an older Panasonic with the digital keypad that broke mechanically after many, many years of excellent service. I can't believe I bought this abomination but I did, and I have to live with it. You, however, dear reader, do not. Heed my words...this Is the worst UI ever conceived for a device like this...period!
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