Panasonic NN-SN65KB Microwave Oven with Inverter Technology 1200W, 1.2 cu.ft. Small Genius Sensor One-Touch Cooking, Popcorn Button, Turbo Defrost-NN-SN65KB (Black)
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Features
- Microwave Cooking Made Easy: 1200W black microwave with 11 power levels, smart controls, 3-level popcorn button, and more for easy cooking of dinner and snacks
- Even Cooking and Reheating for Delicious Food: Panasonics patented Inverter Technology generates a seamless steam of cooking power for evenly heated foods, edges to center
- Smarter Cooking: Genius Sensor takes the guesswork out of cooking but automatically adjusting power and cooking time; Includes 10 sensor cook settings; sensor reheat warms leftovers evenly
- More Features to Enjoy: Inverter Turbo Defrost accelerates thawing time; 15 Auto Cook Options, Keep Warm and more
- Space-Saving Design: Countertop microwave with 1.2 cu.ft. easy-clean interior houses 13.4 turntable but maintains a small external footprint to maximize counterspace
- Panasonic kitchen appliances reflect Japans relentless innovation and high-tech heritage, delivering not only smarter, faster meals but also a seamless, elevated cooking experience you can taste in every bite.
- IMPORTANT: This Panasonic countertop microwave includes a mandatory child lock, required for all U.S. countertop microwave manufacturers. See this page and the product packaging for details.
Description
Enjoy versatile cooking power with the 1200W, space-saving 1.2 cubic-foot Panasonic NN-SN65KB Compact Microwave Oven, perfect for any kitchen or dorm room. Its sleek design includes a smart touch control panel to make it easy to cook a variety of foods, plus reheat and defrost for the taste, texture and nutrients you want. Unlike traditional microwave ovens that use pulse-on, pulse-off power to cook foods, Panasonic's Inverter technology creates a seamless, continuous stream of cooking power to evenly heat and prepare foods, with no cold spots. The high-power Panasonic NN-SN65KB countertop microwave also includes Genius Sensor Cook and Reheat to take the guesswork out of heating meals, leftovers and snacks plus 15 auto cook options to effortlessly prepare foods like oatmeal, omelets and more. The 3-level popcorn button lets you choose the popping temperature and time for different bag capacities and a useful Keep Warm setting keeps gravies, vegetables, dinner rolls and more warm for up to 30 minutes until ready to serve. This Panasonic black microwave externally measures 12 1/4-inch (H) x 20 11/16-inch (W) x 15 13/16-inch (D) with the spacious internal cavity measuring 9 15/16-inch (H) x 13 15/16-inch(W) x 14 1/8-inch with a 13.4-inch turntable.
Brand: Panasonic
Product Dimensions: 15.8"D x 20.7"W x 12.2"H
Color: Black
Capacity: 1.2 cubic feet
Special Feature: Auto Cook, Child Safety Lock, Defrost, Timer
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Installation Type: Countertop
Wattage: 1200 watts
Material: Stainless Steel
Included Components: Microwave, Roller Ring, Turntable
Additional Features: Auto Cook, Child Safety Lock, Defrost, Timer
Wattage: 1200 watts
Controller Type: Touch
Power Consumption: 1200 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Number of Power Levels: 11
Timer Function: Timer Function Available
Energy Consumption: 1200 watts
Heating Method: Inverter Technology
Defrost System Type: Auto Defrost
Cooking Program: Coffee/Milk, Defrost, Frozen Foods, Popcorn, Reheat
Frequency: 2.45 GHz
Number of Programs: 2
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.8"D x 20.7"W x 12.2"H
Capacity: 1.2 cubic feet
Item Weight: 28.7 pounds
Turntable Diameter: 13.4 inches
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Inner Material: Stainless Steel
Brand Name: Panasonic
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Installation Type: Countertop
Included Components: Microwave, Roller Ring, Turntable
Model Name: Panasonic Microwave Oven with Inverter Technology
Model Number: NN-SN65KB
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Panasonic
UPC: 885170363632
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: 1200W, 1.2 cu.ft. Small Microwave with Genius Sensor One-Touch Cooking, Popcorn Button, Turbo Defrost - NN-SN65KB (Black)
Manufacturer Part Number: NN-SN65KB
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Color: Black
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Color: White
Panasonic NN-SN65KW Microwave Oven, Inverter, 1200W, 1.2 cu.ft., Sensor. Sold by Amazon and shipped by Amazon. Summary: After 5 weeks of use, I am quite satisfied with this microwave, and I would buy it again. Remove the plastic film on the keypad. The beep can be turned off. Sensor heating works well for me. Illumination is adequate. The door button and door work well. Sound level fine. My previous experience with durability of Panasonic products has been quite good, so I am cautiously optimistic about this microwave. Protective film on keypad: After you receive the oven and confirm that it runs, remove the protective film that covers the keypad. You can use a piece of tape on the corner of the keypad to pull off the protective film. If you don't remove the protective film, it will deform gradually because it is relatively soft. Removal instructions are in the manual, on page 24, under "7. Control Panel." Keypad: Using the keypad requires pressing with the tip of your finger (not your fingernail) on the centers of numbers or commands. The keypad will not respond to pressing off-center on a number or command. In practice, this has not been a significant problem. Removing the protective film may help. Beep: When you plug the microwave into an electrical outlet, you will have an opportunity to turn off the microwave's beep, using instructions on page 11 in the manual. To summarize, press Start twice, then press Timer (More) to cycle between Beep On and Beep Off, and finally press Stop/Reset to confirm the setting. (Here, I skipped over the option to change between Imperial and Metric weight systems.) I leave the beep turned off, yet I notice when the microwave stops running. I sometimes forgot when the beep was audible; perhaps I had beep overload. Power levels: My oven cycles between power levels every few seconds when I use keypad power level 1 or 2. With sensor heating at higher power levels, the microwave sound includes a low-pitched hum every few seconds. However, the output power doesn't appear to cycle; water boils at the same rate with or without the hum. Sensor heating works well for me; I mostly use sensor level 8 to cook whole grains in a glass bowl without a lid, to prevent boiling over. Illumination: The LED doesn't have a cover to diffuse the light, but the light nonetheless adequately illuminates the food. I had assumed that the gray interior would make viewing food difficult, but that hasn't been a problem. Door: . The door button operates easily and quietly. To close the door silently, I press the door button and gradually release it while I close the door. . After microwaving, I keep the door open until any condensation on the door has evaporated. . If the door is opened fully, a spring-loaded detent tries to keep the door open. (Car doors operate in the same manner.) Make sure the door is opened fully before inserting or removing something from the oven, or the detent spring will push the door partly closed. Thoughts about durability: . The statement below is printed on the box; I'm not sure how to interpret the second line: "Manufactured by Panasonic Appliances Microwave Oven (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Shanghai, China, MADE IN CHINA" . The microwave was shipped in the Panasonic box only. Something banged into the box but did not penetrate it; the microwave did not appear to be affected. . I used my previous Panasonic microwave (model NN-T664SF) for 17 years, until the turntable gearing began to growl occasionally. I had been careful to press the door button while closing the door, to prevent the door from banging shut. I was quite pleased with that microwave and its longevity.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by Ralph_S
Color: Black
Bought this to replace my 15 year old Panasonic that was beginning to rust. In full disclosure I did not give it the best care. This looked similar and a learning curve with a 90 year old family member is to be avoided. I like it a lot and so far it is great to use. There are some foibles to be aware of, however. This microwave is super, super light weight, easy to unpack and lift up onto a shelf next to my stove. Because it is so light, pushing to open the door or any button moves it backward. I solved this so far by moving it back on the shelf until the attached spacers on the rear hit the wall. It was still enough room to clear the power cord in the power outlet. You may need to rig some sort of spacer or brace if your area is deeper. The auto child lock is annoying but there are clear directions to disable it. Keep them handy. The time display is bright and not fuzzy like my old one. I can see the time display from across my little kitchen. The interior is easier to clean than my old one. The biggest difference is remembering not to cover or seal whatever I'm heating. Don't seal plastic wrap over the plate or bowl...fold a side back or leave uncovered. You may want to protect against spatters but let the steam out! The reheat button is perfect for single plates and for casseroles. The coffee/milk button reheats coffee perfectly even in a pottery mug. Watch for how your familiar plates react in this oven, my fiestaware gets hot in this one. All in all, I found this microwave very attractive, worth the price I paid, and easy to get it up and running.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by Peterson
Color: White
Our microwave bit the dust after 14 years and I couldn't find one locally, so I ordered this. It's the right size and seemed to have good features. I like it okay, but it needs serious improvement. For example, if you want to use "keep warm" you literally have to press a button ELEVEN TIMES. That is CRAZINESS. Why not just be able to use the key pad? And the NOISE. It is extremely noisy. I did read in reviews though that this is the case, so I know there isn't anything wrong with the machine itself. The kitchen timer, which I use a lot, depend on, is pretty useless. Five pale beeps and it just goes back to the time of day. If you miss it, you miss it, and when I miss it, I FORGET the thing I was timing. Like FOOD or LAUNDRY. LOL But, it is very attractive. The "push-in" to open is very quiet and easy, and unlike some people in the reviews, I don't find the buttons to be hard to use at all. It's just that you have to do SO much button-pushing.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2023 by Cindy
Color: Black
After a few weeks of having this microwave I had to write a review. It's perfect. Condensation doesn't exist! Soup, frozen meals, heating water... it doesn't matter what you put in it or how long (up to 11 minutes is the longest I've had it running at 1 time) there is not any liquid dripping from the top or soaking the turn plate. The cooking light is bright/visible. When your food is cooking you can actually see the process happening. This is great especially for melting chocolate. It stays clean! Since you can truly keep an eye on your food and it doesn't produce tons of condensation there aren't any spills or mess to clean after each use. This size is wonderful. Compared to previous microwaves I've owned this one has more top to bottom space and also front to back space. The push button is a requirement for me and it's smooth and large... simple and quiet. I love the basic buttons. You don't have to read to find what you're looking for because there aren't useless preset buttons. I will say it's taken getting used to the "30 second add" button. You have to press start after pressing that button. I think most microwaves automatically turn on but this one doesn't. It will add the 30 seconds if the microwave is already running. The clock is bright but doesnt illumate giving that halo appearance. Which is great if you can't see well from far away.. like me. I did research for at least a month trying to decide on a microwave that wouldn't be full of water after each use. I am so happy I went with this one! It's fantastic 100%
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by VICKEY
Color: Black
This microwave rules! If you like having microwave popcorn, get this microwave! It pops perfect bags everytime. Hit the popcorn button, it takes about 2 minutes and you have a perfect bag. Almost no seeds left over.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2026 by Mark & Lauren
Color: White
This microwave is kind of loud, but otherwise worked well for the first year. There are a couple minor annoying things, but they went deal breakers. The glass tray comes out of alignment often, and it's a bit tough to put back in place. When you use the "30 second" express cook button, it just adds thirty seconds incruments to the microwave. It doesn't start until you press start. None of that was a deal breaker, but for the cost, I did have higher expectations. However, I was incredibly disappointed by longevity. I've had this microwave for a little over a year. It suddenly started arcing. I realized that the enamel on the top of the microwave had flaked, and that is why the microwave is arcing, so I tried to contact the customer support. I registered the product, but couldn't request help from that page. Instead I had to send in a service request. The website went straight to the Malaysia site so it wouldn't accept my information. I ended up going through a series of email addresses to submit photos of everything you can imagine. It's weird that for a company this large, that there isn't a form or something on the website that you can upload documents directly to. Of course none of the images went through, so I had to go in and submit them again. Then I began answering the a list of questions... Pretty standard including: •What did you place inside the microwave? • What is the material of the item that you put inside the microwave? • Did you place items to be cooked in a container, to be defrosted, or to be warm? • Did you use a cover? • What cooking setting did you use? • What time setting did you enter? • What happened next? Totally get it, that's relevant to the issue. But then emailed and said that they needed more information including: 1) What food was being heated and the serving size? 2) How many portions were being cooked? (For example: one bacon strip, two….) 3) What type of container was being used? 4) What was the microwave oven programmed cook time set for? 5) At what point during operation did the problem occur? 6) What was the condition of the food after the incident? Just me, or is that kind of repetitive? It's been a couple weeks since this started, and a week since they, "forwarded the photos and case information to our Product Engineers for review." No word of an update and no way to check your status on the website. There are no repair people in my area, so I'm worried this is going to turn into a whole saga. I will update with results, but at this rate it will be a while. **Update: when I complained about the wait and asked for an update, they did respond within 24 hours. They offered a partial refund because they don't have a repair man in my area, and shipping the microwave back and forth isn't economical. A little frustrating, because the cost has gone up so much since I first bought mine, but I just want to get this settled. That told me to expect my partial refund in a couple weeks.**
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Honestly Honey
Color: Black
Quick delivery and meets our expectations. It works fine and we use it daily
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by Joseph Aucoin
Color: Black
For a microwave of this price I guess i expected it to at least be on the same level of usability as my cheapy 1000w Hamilton Beach one that it is replacing. I wanted something with more power. PROS: Externally it is a fine unit - a nice sturdy looking black box with good tolerances on the door. The display, while somewhat small, is bright. It is certainly powerful compared to my 1000w. A breakfast dish I routinely make that took several minutes in the old one has been reduced by 40-45 seconds in this one. I have not tested the individual popcorn, defrost, etc. etc. to comment on those but I am sure they are fine. CONS: Now to the usability. I may be spoiled, but I expect when I press a button called "Quick 30" that it will start the machine with 30 seconds remaining, with no further action. For this model, "Quick 30" just means putting 30 seconds on the timer but NOT starting the machine. This reduces the total operation from 3 button presses to 2... I guess that is their idea of "Quick?" I have also been spoiled into pressing a number key and having it start up with that number of minutes unless I specifically choose to enter a time. Pressing 1 I would expect it to start up with a minute remaining - unless, as I said, I tell it that I want to input a custom time. But again, expedience is not a concern of this unit. A 1 minute cycle will take not 1 but 4 button presses (1 9 9 Start). The keypad is a typical cheap membrane and is not backlit. This makes midnight snacks into more of a pain but to be fair, most microwaves for whatever reason do not backlight their control panel or use real buttons. I just question whether these manufacturers actually use their own products to realize something basic like a backlit control pad would go a long way towards customer happiness. Once it is running you will notice just how VERY LOUD this fan is. I have not (yet) pulled out a sound meter to measure decibels but the fan is significantly louder than any other appliance in my kitchen, beating out an air fryer to take the crown. You will also notice that the interior of the box being painted a very dark grey makes the illumination by the one LED in the cabinet somewhat poorer than it could be with a white interior. LEDs being cheap they could have afforded a few more of them to provide better monitoring when you are cooking something that might be prone to spillover. OVERALL: I am not going to return the unit despite the annoyances of extra keypresses and poor design choices. I am simply not confident that other brands will not just have a different set of problems. This one does what I wanted it to do - be more powerful than the 1000w Hamilton Beach. But I am taking 2 stars because this is not a cheap box and they really should know how people use them.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by torukai