Amazon Basics Voice-Controlled Microwave vs Panasonic NN-SN936B

The first way is the good old-fashioned way we put something in and set the time press start pretty simple, straightforward. The second way is to push...

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one quick read of the instructions provided the info needed to operate the microwave effectively; Fast, efficient cooking. Heating a bowl of soup takes a minute less than our old microwave, yet without any boilover or splattering. The soup was heated perfectly and evenly; It's a little louder than the late Kenmore, but the beeps signaling completion of the cooking cycle are about 50db quieter, so we no longer have to wait until after 7:00 a

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Had this for well over a year now. I can say that the 4 star rating holds up nicely. The size of the microwave has been its best feature. Can fit our biggest containers in this without worrying about it

The Amazon Basics Microwave is aptly named: A no-nonsense basic microwave at an attractive price. It is gratifying that the available braille overly (at all of $0.99) and Alexa integration did not add much to the price. NOTE: Amazon also offers this microwave oven packaged with the Alexa Dot for those desiring this feature who don't have an Alexa device

I also wrote this review after owning this for a while, so I could assuredly say this is a reliable machine, at a great value, for what it promises to do!

If you can figure out how to safely start my car and unlock my doors, I'm sure there is an acceptable option that will allow me to start the microwave after 10 minutes. I have read many arguments for voice control on microwave as positive for the disabled, but with your 10 minute timeout, that person who has disabilities that would warrant voice control (possibly limited mobility) now has to go to microwave and reopen and close the door in order to restart voice capability, and then stand around (which may be difficult) and wait for the microwave heating to end. Or even in a more mainstream scenario, my wife forgets her coffee in the microwave for more than 10 minutes (happens all the time). A "smart" integration would let me tell the Echo downstairs to reheat the coffee so that when I got upstairs it would be ready for me to pull out of the microwave, instead of having to wait for the full reheat time

It had become dangerous and was destined for the dumpster.) The problem was likely caused by the door being slammed by whomever returned it. They bought it, it was delivered, they unpacked it, they set it up, they broke it, they packed it up and they sent it back. In reality, a single screw was not tight enough which allowed the latching mechanism inside the unit to be pushed back when the door was slammed which resulted in the door not latching closed properly, the switch not being closed and the unit to not function

I don't personally care much about the popcorn feature, but it would have been made a LOT more useful all around if the microwave had included a weight plate inside to measure the ounces itself. This may be a problem of magnetics, but if it were solved that would have brought this microwave to a whole new level. As it is, the vaunted weight cooking features are kind of useless for how much work you have to do when you could say, just read the popcorn bag. Overall, it cooks if not so great and I did get it for a cheap price

. PROS: It's more powerful than the Kenmore we replaced. It's bigger on the inside than the Kenmore we replaced (2