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Panasonic NN-SN68KS Compact Microwave Oven with 1200W Power, Sensor Cooking, Popcorn Button, Quick 30Sec & Turbo Defrost, 1.2 cu.ft, Stainless Steel

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Features

  • Microwave cooking made easy - space-saving, 1.2 Cu.Ft. 1200W stainless steel countertop oven with 11 power levels, smart controls and LED, 3-level popcorn button, 13.4 in. Turntable, easy-clean interior, auto and manual controls
  • Inverter technology - generates a seamless stream of microwave cooking power for evenly heated foods edges to center
  • Smart cooking settings with Genius sensor - automatically adjusts power and times To take the guesswork out of everyday cooking; includes 16 sensor cook settings; sensor reheat warms evenly to retain nutrients and texture in leftovers
  • Inverter Turbo defrost - for all your frozen foods, Turbo defrost accelerates defrosting time to thaw more quickly and thoroughly for more flavorful foods
  • 3-Level popcorn button - popcorn lovers can choose the optimal popping temperature and time for different microwave bag capacities (3.2, 2.7, or 1.5 oz.) for Hot, sumptuous snacking

Description

With its stylish stainless steel door and exterior design, The powerful Panasonic NN-SN68KS countertop microwave oven with Inverter technology and genius sensor makes a stylish and convenient addition to any home, apartment or condo kitchen. This exceptional 1200 watt, 1.2-Cubic-foot Capacity Stainless steel microwave with 13.4-Inch turntable evenly heats and cooks breakfast foods, after-school snacks, dinners, appetizers and more, making it ideal for singles, busy professionals and on-the-go families. This innovative microwave oven includes patented Inverter technology which, unlike traditional microwaves that rely on pulse-on, pulse-off power at lower temperatures, delivers a constant stream of cooking power at every temperature for more evenly cooked meals - edges to centers - Every time. With the touch of the genius sensor cooking button, This microwave takes the guesswork out of creating a great meal by automatically setting power levels and adjusting cooking or defrosting time for added time-saving convenience. The sensor measures the amount of steam produced during cooking and signals the microprocessor to calculate the remaining cooking time at the appropriate power level. A selection of 16 auto cook options enable you to quickly prepare your favorite foods, such as pizza, popcorn, pasta, Soup, oatmeal and other dishes. This Panasonic microwave oven externally measures 12 1/4 inch (h) x 20 11/16 inch (W) x 15 13/16 inch (D) with internal dimensions of 9 15/16 inch (h) x 13 15/16 inch (W) x 14 3/8 inch (D). Disclaimer: This microwave oven complies with 2016 DoE energy conservation standards. It is important to keep the microwave oven clean and dry. Food residue and condensation may cause rusting or arcing and damage to the microwave oven. After use, wipe dry all surfaces, including vent openings, oven seams, and under glass tray.

Brand: Panasonic


Product Dimensions: 15.8"D x 20.7"W x 12.2"H


Color: Stainless Steel


Capacity: 1.2 Cubic Feet


Special Feature: Defrost, Turntable


Recommended Uses For Product: Residential


Installation Type: Countertop


Wattage: 1200 watts


Material: Stainless Steel


Included Components: Microwave, Turntable


Product Dimensions: 15.8 x 20.7 x 12.2 inches


Item Weight: 25.5 pounds


Manufacturer: Panasonic


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: NN-SN68KS


Date First Available: March 14, 2019


Capacity: 1.2 Cubic Feet


Item Weight: 25.5 Pounds


Voltage: 110 Volts


Wattage: 1200 watts


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    • YOU NEED THIS MICROWAVE!
Style: NN-SN686S
I absolutely LOVE this inverter microwave!! I used to sell appliances, and we also sold these (in a larger size). I always knew that when my old GE microwave crapped out, that I wanted a Panasonic inverter microwave next. FIRST, an inverter microwave is SUPERIOR to a regular microwave. It’s more powerful, cooks faster, doesn’t change the texture of your food (ie- frozen bread can be thawed in it and it comes out soft and not ruined), it does a great job with defrosting overall, and doesn’t turn hot dogs into rubbery sticks. Time to heat a cup of coffee to a perfect hot temperature is only slightly more than a minute. I have a small shelf built into my kitchen cabinets on which a microwave sits. It really only can accommodate a small microwave with a small interior. But this fits and it has a nice big interior in which I can put full size plates and casserole dishes. Now let me address some negatives. The sensor technology, which senses steam, doesn’t work the greatest. You have to leave the food uncovered to get it to work its best, which means the possibility of food “popping” and getting all over the interior of the microwave. If you cover the food, even loosely, the steam sensor can’t pick it up. With foods that I can put in without any cover, I often find them not hot enough, even with the additional time feature, but sometimes it’s perfect. So the sensor is hit or miss. One disadvantage is that the directions on frozen foods don’t work with this, so you have to learn how long to cook things. So if your Marie Calander’s meatloaf dinner says 4 minutes on high in a 1200 watt microwave, that’s going to be too long in this one! I did buy the extended warranty (through Amazon) because when I used to sell the larger version of these, I had more than one customer who told me theirs died after a couple years. But the inverter technology is so superior to a regular microwave, that I wasn’t discouraged by that. If it dies after my extended warranty, I”ll just buy another! This was made in Communist China for Panasonic, which is a Japanese company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Scott or not
    • Quality Keypad Microwave, No Annoying Features
Style: NN-SN67KS
The primary reason I wanted this microwave is the fact that it lacks the annoying "1-touch-start"/"express cook" that manufacturers are trying to force on everyone. I always subtract 10-20 seconds from frozen meals because otherwise they come out overcooked. I just wanted a regular good-old-fashioned keypad microwave. This one did not disappoint. It arrived earlier today and I got it set up and I noticed the size was slightly larger than I expected, with plenty of interior space! It came brand new and in great condition. I started using it and it cooked the food just how I wanted. It does have this annoying "safety lock" but you can disable that. (Read the manual!) All-in-all, while it was a little pricey, I think it was well worth it. This is a quality microwave without any of the aggravating "features" most microwaves have these days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Ezra
    • Nicely styled microwave.
Style: NN-SN686S
I bought this for Christmas 2024 to replace a 7 year old Farberware microwave that was still technically functional but the clock display would intermittently lose few lcd segments which would randomly come back to life and the interior was sorta yucky looking no matter how or how often it was cleaned. Time fora replacement. I first ordered another identical Farberware because I loved the control interface and I was happy with the 7 year life. But the new one arrived in an undamaged box totally dead electrically. Back that went. So I decided to look around at other brands. One of my key criteria is that the microwave has to fit in a built in nook or "garage" built into my kitchen cabinets. So dimensions mattered. This fits the physical space and provides 1.2 cu ft of internal volume and 1200 Watts of power. About the same as the unit it was replacing, 1.3 cu ft and 1100 Watts. Where this unit distinguishes itself it the exterior design. This is a super clean, simple design that looks great. The smooth featureless design with black glass and stainless steel looks sharp. This also uses and inverter vs the typical transformer. That sheds some weight and makes it more efficient from an energy usage standpoint. But all of the independent testing seems to indicate inverters don't make a huge difference in cooking vs the old 100% ON / 100% OFF transformer switching design. What does seem to make a difference is the Genius Sensor Panasonic has used in their microwaves. The Farberware also had a sensor but it was never as good as the one in this Panasonic. So I never used it. This oven's sensor on the other hand seems to get defrosting frozen foods and reheating leftovers pretty close to perfect every time. The only thing that I miss, what Farberware got right and Panasonic got wrong is the control interface. The old unit had some great one touch features. One press and you could set and start the oven for 1, 2, or 3 minutes. You could add 30 seconds at a time with a one touch button. Or you could start it from scratch with the one touch 30 second button to reheat a cup of coffee, etc. With the Panasonic setting say 2 minutes requires 4 button presses 2-0-0-start. Using the 30 second button now requires 2 button pushes, 30 seconds - Start. It doesn't sound like much. But once you've become accustomed to the convenience, taking it away is annoying. Those were the most used buttons, multiple times, every day. Another interface failure in my opinion is the "custom" features that used the sensor to custom cook certain foods. The farberware only had 9 custom food profiles but, they all were available with one touch via their own discrete button. The panasonic on the the other hand has 14 custom cook profiles but they are all available only through 1 button you have to push 14 times to scroll through all the functions. The Panasonic is a button pushing pain in the butt. On the other hand I'm hoping the inverter and better sensor end up producing better results. And as I said, the Panasonic looks a LOT better. None of this is a huge deal. Like I said, a minor annoyance. But the control interface is why I deducted a star. Hope this helps you make your decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024 by Barnacle Bill The Sailor
    • Check out the Inverter feature
Style: NN-SN686S
Not too expensive. Consumer Reports rates Panasonic as the top brand for microwaves. The new Inverter technology makes a huge, positive difference. Heats the inside of the food at the same time as the outside, unlike the old technology which heats from the outside in. Consequently watch the timing for some foods, as it heats food up faster. The only food that took me by surprise, though, and heated it up WAY faster than my old microwave, was microwave popcorn. With my old microwaves, it took 4.5 minutes. With this one: 2 minutes. My only complaint is that the turntable doesn't return the dish to the same position that I put it in, in, like my ancient, yard-sale microwaves did, which is important for super-hot containers with a handle on one side. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Jon King

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