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Panasonic 1.2cf Microwave SS Microwave Oven
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  1. from Dobi from Park Rapids, Minnesota, clickfrom.buy.com
    5.0 Stars but panasonic has outdone themselves with this beauty!
  2. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars i have to admit that i was not in love with the idea of a panasonic product, having had the misfortune to purchase a tv and dvd that both went belly up within a relatively short priod of time - just
  3. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars this is my second panasonic and i love it.
  4. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars panasonic nn-c994s genius prestige 1-1/2-cubic-foot 1100-watt convection microwave oven, stainless
  5. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars panasonic nn-c994s genius prestige 1-1/2-cubic-foot 1100-watt convection microwave oven, stainless: we liked this microwave convection oven, but we had to get a new one because the first one fritzed
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Positives: Good Durability, Easy To Use, Large Capacity, Type: Countertop
 
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Wize Buying Guide for Convection
Once upon a time, they were an extremely expensive, high-end appliance. Since their introduction, however, convection microwaves have become an affordable kitchen fixture that allow you to heat your food fast and still achieve the crispy, browned textures that used to be limited to oven baking. To get started on purchasing your own convection microwave, you'll want to consider a few important details.

A convection oven uses a fan to circulate hot air in the oven. Convection models will explicity state that they are convection capable, so make sure you read labels carefully.

Are you replacing a counter microwave or an over-the-stove unit? Determine where you'll be placing your new microwave, then make sure that the unit you purchase will fit in your space. Countertop and over-the-range units tend not to be interchangeable, so get a unit that's compatible with your kitchen layout.

800 watts of power or more is recommended. This will give you enough power to heat your food quickly and thoroughly. And don't be fooled by claims of "energy saving" lower-wattage units; these ovens run longer than high wattage units and may use just the same amount of power.

A convection oven will give you lots of flexibility and convenience in your home kitchen, so choose wisely, and remember that getting the best value for your dollar sometimes means spending a little more to get a product that is reliably built and long-lasting!

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