Panasonic NN-GD37HSBPQ Inverter Microwave Oven with Grill, Glass Turntable, 23L, 1000W, 13 Auto Programmes, Auto Defrost, 6 Power Levels, Timer, Digital LED Display, Stainless Steel & Silver

THIS IS THE REAL MCCOY, NO NEED TO SPEND HUNDREDS ON THE TOP MODELS THIS ONE HAS IT ALL.

the performance is excellent, almost silent in use. Comprehensive instruction manual

I chose this one as it was basically the same as my recently deceased one and at a very good price. I like these Panasonic microwaves as I can manually set the timer in 10 second increments, very useful when flash defrosting frozen fruit for breakfast or zapping single portion frozen vegetables.After 2 weeks daily use, it has still got a slight 'new' smell, hence the 4⭐️ but it doesn't taint the food, so I'm not bothered.

Great microwave

as advertised, served the purpose for us as just a couple pensioners, also fitted the space.

Too early really butso far it's v.good....smaller, lighter but has more functionality than previous oven.

Seems a very good product. Only had for over 2 months , therefore hasn't used its full range of functions. Hopefully being Panasonic when full used for its functions , it will not disappoint me.

My last few microwaves have all been the cheap ones you get in supermarkets - the ones that are low powered and always manage to spoil jacket potatoes.What a difference this one makes. Not one thing got spoiled so far ( with one exception, mentioned below). There are set programs for frozen foods, chilled meals and jacket potatoes. If you follow the instructions these are always extremely successful. I now realise what some of these frozen ready meals are supposed to taste like, even the really cheap ones costing 85p !I have to admit that I made a mistake in buying it, but I am pleased that I did. I thought it was a complete oven as well as microwave but it is actually a very powerful microwave with a built in grill. It is an absolutely excellent combination and presents food in a much more acceptable way than the soggy messes than the cheaper microwaves give.The instructions are complicated and it took me a couple of intense sessions, writing notes , to fathom out how to work it properly. I had an "Aha!" moment when the penny finally dropped. There are two parallel rows of buttons with a dial knob in between. The top row is timer based . The bottom row is weight based. The knob adjusts accordingly. Once I had twigged this the whole thing made sense. I am not quite sure why someone at Panasonic didn't just write this on the front page of the instruction book in block capitals.The one mistake was trying to microwave/grill chicken nuggets , one of my early projects. Even the dog couldn't crunch the resulting teeth breakers. I have decided that, "horses for courses" our hot air fryer is a much easier and effective machine for little frozen items.To finalise, this machine has *significantly* improved the quality of food I have been eating. I would highly recommend it without reservation.