Panasonic NN-SD67LS 1100W with Genius Sensor Cook and Auto Defrost Countertop Microwave Oven, 1.3 cu ft, Stainless Steel

I chose this for the look. I love the knob and buttons. Luckily it doesn’t only look good but it works like a dream. The defrost function is better than on my last microwave. It heats up the food quite quickly and evenly. I was not sure how I felt about the dark interior but now that I have it I don’t mind at all, it doesn’t seem like something so far fetched I like it a lot. This is a definite recommend.

I bought this for my elderly father who needed his replacement microwave to be easy to use. This fit the bill. It was one of the few I could find that had a decent amount of power and a dial. All of the others that had a dial were much less powerful.

The first thing I noticed about this oven was weight. It's HEAVY! In fact that's what UPS sticker on the box said, cause they are trying to warn their fast-moving drivers and protect their backs. Went back to the ad and looked for a weight but there was none. I'm 89 and I could just about lift it onto my counter. My old Panasonic was feather-light, guess that's what they meant when they told me this one was stainless steel, huh)? Next was the door latch. It closes very easily compared to the heavy spring on my old oven. Nice to operate but I wonder if it's sealing those microwaves in as well. What's really kind of objectionable is the power. I thought my old oven was 1000watts (can't remember and they don't mark them). It is more powerful than this one. I'll use instant oatmeal for my example. It's very fussy about the time you set it for. A few seconds too short and it's not done, 2 seconds too long and it boils over, making a mess.My old oven took 1 minute and 16 seconds, or in microwave talk 116 (that's with 2/3 cup of water from the fridge for temperature consistency). This new oven takes 127. 116/127 = .913. So the new oven has 91% of the power that the old one had, if you just count cooking time. So does this mean I should add 10% more cooking time to all my heat-ups? Beats me, but that's probably going to be my working theory till I find otherwise. Most foods it doesn't matter that much and it's all guessing anyway.Correction: 76 seconds/87 seconds = .873 = 87% as powerful

Very nice Microwave. Easy to use. The stainless looks goes great in my kitchen with all of the other stainless faced appliances we have.

They seriously shouldn’t sell products when there is no quality or pride in the product anymore. Panasonic, I hope you stand behind the warranty since it’s only been four months and the unit just died. Plugged in, (I obviously have power to the outlet) and there is no power coming into the microwave whatsoever. I can’t get anything to come on. No lights, numbers, no sounds. The unit is completely dead. Researching it sounds like I need to run it down to Salt Lake City to have a repair shop look at it only hoping that it is covered under their warranty in full. If not, I just pissed away $200. Will try and talk to customer service through their Chatbot and see what they say since it’s the weekend. In the meantime, I do not have the use of the microwave. Very disappointed! I would not waste my money on this brand or this unit.

Needed to replace our microwave and searched high and low for one that would fit our above counter location. Found this microwave on Amazon and it was lower in price than other big box retailers. The microwave shipped very quickly and was well packaged to prevent any damage. We are very happy with the features and the interior of the microwave is gray which makes the clean up easier. The clock display, etc. are much larger and brighter than the old microwave - making it easier to read. We highly recommend this microwave oven and the seller.

My son preferred the "knob" style, as opposed to just push button for cook time set, so we got this version. I don't know if we got a "Bad one" or what but the knob is extremely touchy (sometimes without changing direction of rotation it will start counting downward for instance). IT just seems like bad design. We had the similar model that we purchased years ago and the turn dial/knob was great and predictable. I'll assume the manufacturing costs were lowered and the functionality and reliablity of the knob suffered. Also, setting the clock is a ridiculous amount of effort due to the way the increments work...if you need to change it by hours because power has gone out or it has been unplugged you will have to spin the dial dozens and dozens of times. Do not recommend.

I replaced my KitchenAid microwave (the touch pad was malfunctioning) with this Panasonic. So far so good. I got Panasonic because I have had one that lasted over 18 years! I'm going to see if this one will.