- Is the inverter worth it over a regular microwave?
- Yes, if even heating matters to you. The inverter delivers continuous power, so defrosting and reheating are more uniform than with on-off cycling. It is the main reason buyers choose this model.
- How big is the cavity, and will a large casserole dish fit?
- The cavity is 2.2 cu. ft., among the largest for a countertop microwave. Most family-size casserole dishes and turkeys fit, but measure your dish against the interior before buying.
- Can this be built into a cabinet?
- Yes, with Panasonic's NN-TK932S trim kit, it fits a 30-inch cabinet opening. Without the kit it is strictly a countertop unit and needs clearance around the vents.
- Does it have convection or air frying?
- No. It is a microwave only, with sensor cooking, defrost and Keep Warm. If you want convection or air-fry modes, look at Panasonic's combination or air-fry models instead.
- What comes in the box?
- The microwave, a glass turntable and roller ring, and the owner's manual. The trim kit for built-in installation is sold separately.
- Where is the Panasonic NN-SN97JS 1.6 cu. ft. Countertop Microwave cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $439.95, as of our latest check.