Panasonic Combi Microwaves

In our latest review, we take a quick look at a spacious mid priced combination microwave in the form of the Panasonic NN-CT579SBPQ. On paper it offers a competitive specification - massive 27 litre 1000w combi microwave, with an above average sized 34cm diameter turntable.  The exterior features the traditional Panasonic styling that appears across most of their range, with an understated stainless metal and black look.  But does the microwave live up to expectations, or were we left feeling disappointed by it's performance?  Read on to find out!

The Panasonic NN-CF771SBPQ is a 1000w combi microwave, featuring a spacious 27 litre capacity with flat bed technology - meaning no turntable is required.

The Panasonic NN-CT857WBPQ is a huge 32 litre combination microwave, with a powerful 1000w output and beautiful stainless finish.

The Panasonic NN-CT569MBPQ is a slimline combi microwave, offering 27 litres of capacity complete with 1000w of power.

The Panasonic CT-559WBPQ combi microwave is finished in white, features 1000 Watts of power when in microwave mode, and offers 27 litres capacity.

The Panasonic NN-CF760M is a 27 litre flatbed combi microwave oven, offering 1000w power output, with 6 different levels.

The Panasonic NN-SF460M solo Microwave is a flatbed unit, meaning it does not feature a turntable.  It features 900w of power, complete with 27 litres of capacity.

The Panasonic NN-CT870W is a 32 litre deluxe microwave, finished in white, measuring 53cm by 34.4cm by 50.8cm and weighing 21kg.

Next up is a 32 litre Panasonic Microwave, weighing 21kg, finished in stainless steel, and offering 1000w of power.

Looking for that all singing all dancing slimline combi microwave?  We might just have the solution here, with the Panasonic NN-CT579S Combi Microwave - a 20% slimmer model, finished in stainless steel inside and out.  It offers a 27 litre Capacity, 1000 Watts of power, complete with a built in grill and oven.  Also included is the high performing Chaos system for accurate defrosting, and a couple of handy baking accessories.  But does it work as well as the specification suggests? Read on for our review.

Following up our recent reviews of combination microwaves is a look at the latest model from Panasonic, which is made with the larger household in mind.  The Panasonic NN-CF778SBPQ is a Combination Microwave Oven aimed at medium to large sized families and kitchens, providing 1000w of power and substantial 27 litre capacity.  Finished in a fingerprint-free brushed stainless steel and smart black exterior, the NN-CF778SBPQ features a simple twelve button control system, which is essentially ten, as two of the buttons are reserved for starting and stopping the appliance.  This is increasingly rare for a high end microwave as, in our experience, the more expensive models are usually more difficult to operate due to the increased functions the manufacturer has had to cram in.  So is it as good as the specification implies?  Keep reading to find out!

In our latest in depth review, we consider the Panasonic NN-CT552WBPQ combination microwave.  On paper it offers 27 litres worth of capacity, complete with 1000w of power, a 1300w grill and a regular 100-220C convection oven, but how does it stack up against the competition?

The Panasonic NN-CT562MBPQ is a 27 litre, 1000 watt combination microwave oven, complete with a 1300w grill, and a 100-220C Convection Oven. Read on for our review.