Panasonic NN-E28JMMBPQ Compact Solo Microwave Oven with Turntable, 800 W, 20 Litres, Silver

I'm pleased with my purchase. I only use a microwave to reheat things or cook frozen veg, and this is perfect for these jobs. The microwave is powerful - better than my old Sharp one - and works perfectly. It is easy to operate. It's compact and doesn't take up too much space on my working surface, but is big enough to take a standard sized dinner plate. Good value for money!

Great product, just as pictures show, easy to use and understand. Looks good.

A well built item, so far so good and simple to use.

Excellent easy to use and to keep clean stainless steel

Choose this model as it was the same as one i was replacing which had eventually rusted after about 10 years use. New one works just as good and would def recommend.

This is a nice looking microwave, yes it is small but this is what I wanted. It does fit our dinner plates in but I imagine it would be too small for some plates. It is easy to use, looks smart and a good window to see what’s cooking. My only negative is the cord is too short at about 60 cm so we need an extension cable for it to go where we had planned.

Good purchase

Purchased this late 2022 - it's now spring 2025 and the obvious plus is that it's still working as it should :)Pros:Interior hasn't degraded, no rust, no breakages. I guess the most important thing people need to realize when setting expectations for a microwave is that most are not built to withstand cooking, contrary to advertised. If you use yours for simply reheating food, it will last you a long time, won't rust (my first microwave from the late 90's is also still in use, has no rust, always used to reheat only).It's not too big, neither too small, so again, for reheating bar big plates and tall glasses it's perfectly sized.Cons:One of the impractical things about using this microwave are the controls in a way. Yes, it's got easy enough setting, but you always have to carefully watch what you're doing. Despite having a "quick" button, it's not so quick in reality - just adds 30sec. increments, opposed to 10sec. on standard buttons, so not sure what's so quick about it. What you'd expect is one touch operation, but no, you have to press the Start button even if you used the Quick button, defeating its purpose. Our old one used to start right away with one press of the Quick named button.You can only set time at 10 second increments and another downside is it's not possible to add time while running - you have to stop it or wait till finished...Light inside lights up when the door is opened and has no time after which goes off, so if you forgot the door opened, it keeps running in the darkSo, all in all, good and proven reliable in the last couple of years. If you can live with the practicality quirks, it's a good all round choice.