- Does the Panasonic NN-SU656W have inverter technology?
- No. This model uses conventional transformer heating, so power cycles on and off at lower settings. Panasonic's inverter models cost more and heat more evenly at low power.
- Is 1.3 cu. ft. big enough for a family?
- Yes. It fits dinner plates, casserole dishes and family-size leftovers. It is one of the larger countertop sizes before stepping up to over-the-range models.
- Does it have sensor cooking or auto-cook programs?
- No. It offers 10 manual power levels plus defrost, but no sensor or preset cooking menus. You set time and power yourself.
- What are its outside dimensions?
- It measures about 16 inches wide, 12 inches high and 20 inches deep, so measure your counter and clearance before buying.
- How does it compare with Panasonic's inverter models?
- It costs less and offers more interior room, but inverter models heat more evenly at low power and often add sensor cooking. Choose this one for simple, powerful reheating.
- Where is the Panasonic NN-SU656W cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $199.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Panasonic NN-SU656W?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Abt Electronics, The Home Depot, Best Buy, Office Depot, Newegg.