Best Microwaves for Sensor

sensor is a great invention.

it uses whats called "sensor cooking" so there is no need to guess about how long things should cook.

the sensor cooking feature is a great time saver!

i particularly like the sensor reheat function.

unlike past microwaves i've owned, i don't have to stir foods midway through -- just press sensor reheat, and the panny does all the work for you.

i am impressed with the speed and accuracy of the sensor cook/reheat feature.

i was looking for a model that had sensor cooking and was small enough to fit on the microwave shelf in my new kitchen.

probably the best features are the sensor cook and sensor reheat.

the sensor is an excellent feature.

i was also skeptical about the sensor cooking.

- the great sensor everyone is raving about, that's an extra benefit.

the sensor is also really nice.

the sensors are very accurate - oatmeal is perfect.

i wish (and there may be one that i haven't found) and adjustment to set modify the sensor temperature.

has 1250 watts, plenty of features/options including sensor reheat, sensor cook, inverted turbo defrost, keep warm, quick minute, popcorn, more/less, and a function button to set child lock, daylight

summary: this beautiful black microwave oven from panasonic is packed with several nice features: (i) more uniform heating prevents dried up edges, (ii) smart sensor cooking enables it to

one of my favorite features is the sensor cook feature.

the product size, color, and some display buttons specially the sensor reheating; quick minute; and easy to see start and stop real silver buttons on a black background are what made me selected this

i especially like the ease of sensor cooking - you don't have to estimate weight, cooking time or cooking level - just put it in and press one button - it automatically determines the best combination

i haven't tried the sensor cook options (old school) so no input on those features.