Microwave Oven Reviews 2012

This microwave has a 2.2 cubic foot capacity and 1250 Watts of power, and is made of stainless steel. This microwave is well designed, inside and out. Its huge capacity is great for cooking large amounts of food, and its turntable is sturdy and turns smoothly. Even a heavy dish can't disrupt this turntable from performing its job properly.

Panasonic has new microwave technology in use in this microwave oven. The inverter makes sure that your food cooks evenly throughout, so you don't have to worry about biting into those unpleasant cold and uncooked spots! There is also a sensor that prevents food from being overcooked by detecting the steam coming off of the dish.

The outside of the Panasonic Prestige NN-SD997S is just as functional and sturdy as the inside. They've even gone so far as to coat the button interface with a fingerprint resistant coating to keep your microwave looking brand new. Despite many features, the button panel is simple and easy to use. This entire product, inside and out, is made of sturdy materials that are easy to keep clean.

Panasonic has their act together when it comes to microwaves. The NN-H765WF is smaller than the NN-SD997S at only 1.6 cubic feet, but you can still do a lot of cooking with that amount of space. This Panasonic is carefully and durably constructed, but costs a lot less due to the absence of stainless steel.

Like the NN-SD997S, the NN-H765WF has an intuitive, uncluttered front panel and a classic look that fits in with the decor of almost any kitchen. This microwave features some truly interesting technology, like its sound-dampening technology which reduces that annoying microwave hum to something you'll barely hear in the background. The inverter is very sensitive, allowing you to use a low power setting to defrost accurately without cooking - something most microwaves have trouble with. This technology also helps you avoid over-cooking food. All around, this is a great microwave with plenty of space and features, and it's available for a lot less than the Prestige at $180.

This microwave is not designed for heavy-duty use, a holiday feast, or to last forever. This product, which has a capacity of nine-tenths of a cubic foot, is designed for price-conscious people looking to reheat or cook smaller dishes. This is an 900 Watt microwave, so it will take a little longer to do your cooking, but it's a good value for its price at $90. The Oster has a uncomplicated interface that makes it easy to use, and with it's size this microwave holds its own in the 900 Watt microwave category.

This 700 Watt microwave is perfect for people who don't have a lot of cash or a lot of space. Its capacity is small - only two thirds of a cubic foot - but it comes with ten power settings for control over your cooking results. This is the perfect microwave for students - cheap, portable, doesn't take up a lot of space, and easy to clean. At $55 this microwave fits into just about any budget.

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