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title: "Panasonic NN-SN68KS Compact Microwave Oven with 1200W Power, Sensor Cooking, Popcorn Button, Quick 30Sec & Turbo Defrost, 1.2 cu.ft, Stainless Steel"
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# 1200W high power 3-level popcorn control Genius sensor precision Panasonic NN-SN68KS Compact Microwave Oven with 1200W Power, Sensor Cooking, Popcorn Button, Quick 30Sec & Turbo Defrost, 1.2 cu.ft, Stainless Steel

**Brand:** panasonic
**Price:** AR$1795606
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Cook smarter, not harder — the Genius microwave for the modern pro.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Panasonic NN-SN68KS Compact Microwave Oven with 1200W Power, Sensor Cooking, Popcorn Button, Quick 30Sec & Turbo Defrost, 1.2 cu.ft, Stainless Steel by panasonic
- **How much does it cost?** AR$1795606 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- panasonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted panasonic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek & Spacious:** 1.2 cu.ft stainless steel design fits stylishly on any countertop.
- • **Popcorn Perfected:** 3-level popcorn button tailors popping for snack-time perfection.
- • **Turbo Defrost Magic:** Inverter Turbo defrost thaws frozen foods faster and more evenly.
- • **Smart Sensor Cooking:** Genius sensor auto-adjusts time & power, eliminating guesswork every meal.
- • **Power-Packed Performance:** 1200 watts deliver rapid, even cooking for your busiest days.

## Overview

The Panasonic NN-SN68KS is a 1200W compact microwave featuring advanced inverter technology and a Genius sensor that automatically adjusts cooking times and power for perfectly even results. With a spacious 1.2 cu.ft stainless steel interior, turbo defrost, and a 3-level popcorn button, it’s designed for busy professionals seeking fast, precise, and stylish kitchen solutions.

## Description

With its stylish stainless steel door and exterior design, The powerful Panasonic NN-SN68KS countertop microwave oven with Inverter technology and genius sensor makes a stylish and convenient addition to any home, apartment or condo kitchen. This exceptional 1200 watt, 1.2-Cubic-foot Capacity Stainless steel microwave with 13.4-Inch turntable evenly heats and cooks breakfast foods, after-school snacks, dinners, appetizers and more, making it ideal for singles, busy professionals and on-the-go families. This innovative microwave oven includes patented Inverter technology which, unlike traditional microwaves that rely on pulse-on, pulse-off power at lower temperatures, delivers a constant stream of cooking power at every temperature for more evenly cooked meals - edges to centers - Every time. With the touch of the genius sensor cooking button, This microwave takes the guesswork out of creating a great meal by automatically setting power levels and adjusting cooking or defrosting time for added time-saving convenience. The sensor measures the amount of steam produced during cooking and signals the microprocessor to calculate the remaining cooking time at the appropriate power level. A selection of 16 auto cook options enable you to quickly prepare your favorite foods, such as pizza, popcorn, pasta, Soup, oatmeal and other dishes. This Panasonic microwave oven externally measures 12 1/4 inch (h) x 20 11/16 inch (W) x 15 13/16 inch (D) with internal dimensions of 9 15/16 inch (h) x 13 15/16 inch (W) x 14 3/8 inch (D). Disclaimer: This microwave oven complies with 2016 DoE energy conservation standards. It is important to keep the microwave oven clean and dry. Food residue and condensation may cause rusting or arcing and damage to the microwave oven. After use, wipe dry all surfaces, including vent openings, oven seams, and under glass tray.

Review: Great unit for the size and money - This microwave works great, 12oo watts of power. I does have a glitch in the controls that after several uses the buttons won't work unless you hit the stop/reset button then they work perfectly again. We have not found them hard to push until you have to rest it as stated before, same size as out last Panasonic but has a larger turntable and buttons so you can get exactly the time you want as our last on had a turn dial and after so many seconds it jumped 10 and 15 seconds at a time. We hope this one last as long as our old made it 11 years.
Review: Awesome Read This If You Need Help - I just got the Panasonic Genius Microwave NN-SN68KS without all the numeric buttons and you don't need them once you read the manual. This is a 1200 watt microwave with 12.4 amps so you have to have common sense and give it its own dedicated power outlet. I have mine running smooth with a common house lamp on the circuit and it's doing great. If you have an old outlet be sure to ground it with a grounding screw and grounding wire with the adapter to put it in the wall. A standard 13 amp extension cord will work if you have to use an outlet in the next room like I did. If you try and run this on the same outlet as the refrigerator you're pushing 19.5 amps and could have some issues. Same goes for a toaster oven which would be 21.4 amps which is a big no no for most common house outlets running at 15 amps max. I saw some guys review on here and he didn't know much about electricity and was having breaker issues but just needed to use the next nearest power outlet to resolve his issue. This needs it's own power outlet with maybe a common one bulb lamp hooked at the max. The food cooks awesome. It is genius!!! I love how you just have to press 2 buttons and listen for beeps to cook the food and it does everything for you. Learning to use this only takes about 10-15 minutes reading the manual. The notes are on the inside of the microwave when you open the door so you don't have to memorize 16 codes. If you properly read the manual and use common sense you will love this microwave. It is so freaking amazing and my food cooks perfect with the Genius sensor. Tips: If you go manual be sure to adjust the power settings. If it doesn't come out all the way cooked use the Reheat button and let the sensor cook your food the rest of the way for you. Works for me. Listen for the beeps and check the food if the Genius hasn't stopped cooking it yet and your Frozen Food Entree is still in there and it smells good; check it if the Genius sensor tells you there is 5:30 remaining. I checked mine and the food was done and I stopped it early. If you let it go without common sense after beeps you might overcook your food. So far we haven't overcooked anything and everything is all smiles and perfect. For some people it might seem a little overwhelming at first but if you read the manual and forums you understand the idea of how the sensor needs to detect steam and work and how it needs some of your attention sometimes when it's cooking and everything comes out great. I literally have chills and goosebumps by how amazing this microwave works and how simple it actually is to use. Never microwave anything frozen on full power or you can break the magnetron. It needs you to either lower the power or turbo defrost or use the frozen food button. I think some people didn't read the manual and freaked out. You don't need all the numerical buttons with this microwave because it is high powered with an inverter and cooks fast and evenly. That's why there are only 3 sets of numerical buttons in logical increments if you decide to cook it the old way manually without the Genius sensor. Anyone who complained is just behind the simple learning curve of a 15 minute manual read. In reward you get a microwave oven that cooks everything for you after you hit 2 buttons and don't have to guess the times. F-ing awesome. I love it. So far so good.

## Features

- Microwave cooking made easy - space-saving, 1.2 Cu.Ft. 1200W stainless steel countertop oven with 11 power levels, smart controls and LED, 3-level popcorn button, 13.4 in. Turntable, easy-clean interior, auto and manual controls
- Inverter technology - generates a seamless stream of microwave cooking power for evenly heated foods edges to center
- Smart cooking settings with Genius sensor - automatically adjusts power and times To take the guesswork out of everyday cooking; includes 16 sensor cook settings; sensor reheat warms evenly to retain nutrients and texture in leftovers
- Inverter Turbo defrost - for all your frozen foods, Turbo defrost accelerates defrosting time to thaw more quickly and thoroughly for more flavorful foods
- 3-Level popcorn button - popcorn lovers can choose the optimal popping temperature and time for different microwave bag capacities (3.2, 2.7, or 1.5 oz.) for Hot, sumptuous snacking

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07PML33PV |
| Best Sellers Rank | #73,611 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #75 in Countertop Microwave Ovens |
| Capacity | 1.2 Cubic Feet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (3,212) |
| Date First Available | March 14, 2019 |
| Item Weight | 25.5 Pounds |
| Item model number | NN-SN68KS |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Product Dimensions | 15.8 x 20.7 x 12.2 inches |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Wattage | 1200 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Panasonic
- **Capacity:** 1.2 Cubic Feet
- **Color:** Stainless Steel
- **Included Components:** Microwave, Turntable
- **Installation Type:** Countertop
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.8"D x 20.7"W x 12.2"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Residential
- **Special Feature:** Defrost, Turntable
- **Wattage:** 1200 watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the depth of 15.8" include the spacers at the rear?**
A: I just checked the measurement on mine to answer your question.  Yes, the total outside depth of this model of 15.8" is including the spacers at the back.  Have a nice day.

**Q: How do you set the clock?**
A: Press the timer/clock button twice.  With the colon blinking, enter the time by using the Time buttons.  Use the 10 min time button to enter the hour.  Use the 1 min button to enter the 10-50 minutes part and then the 10 sec button for the 1-9 minute part of time.  It's a 12 hour clock so there is no AM or PM.  Example: to set the time of 1:45, after pressing the timer/clock button twice, press the 10 min button once. A 1 will appear in the hour section.  Then press the 1 min button 4 times. Then press the 10 sec button 5 times.  1:45 should appear.  Then press the timer/clock button and it is set. Hope this helps.

**Q: I have a hotpoint under the cabinet microwave measures 10 h x 23 1/3 w x 12 wide  do you sell anything close to that in stainless steel?**
A: Did you find one that fits? I have the same space and looking.

**Q: Is it made of Stainless steel?**
A: It has stainless steel trim on the door, but the interior is painted with a dark gray high gloss finish. I've had stainless steel and much prefer this because it shows nothing, not even big splatters., and because of the gloss finish, everything cleans right off with a little Windex. It's important to not use any abrasives, so it will maintain the gloss. Not even soft scrub.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great unit for the size and money
*by O***E on August 25, 2025*

This microwave works great, 12oo watts of power. I does have a glitch in the controls that after several uses the buttons won't work unless you hit the stop/reset button then they work perfectly again. We have not found them hard to push until you have to rest it as stated before, same size as out last Panasonic but has a larger turntable and buttons so you can get exactly the time you want as our last on had a turn dial and after so many seconds it jumped 10 and 15 seconds at a time. We hope this one last as long as our old made it 11 years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Read This If You Need Help
*by A***R on March 13, 2024*

I just got the Panasonic Genius Microwave NN-SN68KS without all the numeric buttons and you don't need them once you read the manual. This is a 1200 watt microwave with 12.4 amps so you have to have common sense and give it its own dedicated power outlet. I have mine running smooth with a common house lamp on the circuit and it's doing great. If you have an old outlet be sure to ground it with a grounding screw and grounding wire with the adapter to put it in the wall. A standard 13 amp extension cord will work if you have to use an outlet in the next room like I did. If you try and run this on the same outlet as the refrigerator you're pushing 19.5 amps and could have some issues. Same goes for a toaster oven which would be 21.4 amps which is a big no no for most common house outlets running at 15 amps max. I saw some guys review on here and he didn't know much about electricity and was having breaker issues but just needed to use the next nearest power outlet to resolve his issue. This needs it's own power outlet with maybe a common one bulb lamp hooked at the max. The food cooks awesome. It is genius!!! I love how you just have to press 2 buttons and listen for beeps to cook the food and it does everything for you. Learning to use this only takes about 10-15 minutes reading the manual. The notes are on the inside of the microwave when you open the door so you don't have to memorize 16 codes. If you properly read the manual and use common sense you will love this microwave. It is so freaking amazing and my food cooks perfect with the Genius sensor. Tips: If you go manual be sure to adjust the power settings. If it doesn't come out all the way cooked use the Reheat button and let the sensor cook your food the rest of the way for you. Works for me. Listen for the beeps and check the food if the Genius hasn't stopped cooking it yet and your Frozen Food Entree is still in there and it smells good; check it if the Genius sensor tells you there is 5:30 remaining. I checked mine and the food was done and I stopped it early. If you let it go without common sense after beeps you might overcook your food. So far we haven't overcooked anything and everything is all smiles and perfect. For some people it might seem a little overwhelming at first but if you read the manual and forums you understand the idea of how the sensor needs to detect steam and work and how it needs some of your attention sometimes when it's cooking and everything comes out great. I literally have chills and goosebumps by how amazing this microwave works and how simple it actually is to use. Never microwave anything frozen on full power or you can break the magnetron. It needs you to either lower the power or turbo defrost or use the frozen food button. I think some people didn't read the manual and freaked out. You don't need all the numerical buttons with this microwave because it is high powered with an inverter and cooks fast and evenly. That's why there are only 3 sets of numerical buttons in logical increments if you decide to cook it the old way manually without the Genius sensor. Anyone who complained is just behind the simple learning curve of a 15 minute manual read. In reward you get a microwave oven that cooks everything for you after you hit 2 buttons and don't have to guess the times. F-ing awesome. I love it. So far so good.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Only One Flaw Keeps It From Being Perfect
*by M***L on July 28, 2020*

I was looking for an inverter style microwave that was powerful, feature rich, and did it's job. This hit on all of those points and except for one flaw would be a perfect 10/10. Pros: - Microwaves food well. I know this should be obvious but with some of the reviews I'd read I thought I should make this clear. It does its job well with no uneven heating. - Sense reheat works awesome. Coming from a microwave that didn't have this feature, this makes warming up food easy. No more guess work or babysitting the food while it reheats. Put it in, press Sense Reheat, start it and walk away. You'll come back to fully warmed up food. It errors on the side of too warm than too cold so you don't have to worry about those odd cold bites. Just be sure not to cover it. - Cleans super easy. Whatever material or coating they are using is perfect for wiping out any mess. Compared to my old microwave this is world's better. You won't realize how awesome this is until you try wiping dry spaghetti sauce from the top of a microwave. I could never go back one without this coating. - Ability to turn off sound. As someone who has a toddler who naps/sleeps in the room next to the kitchen this is a huge feature for me. No more loud beeps whenever you're pressing buttons and no more alarm going off whenever it's done. - Build quality feels solid and I have no worries about its longevity. This wasn't the cheapest microwave but it feels like it hit the sweet spot between features and quality. You could spend a lot more on a microwave that wouldn't work any better. So with all these positives what is the flaw that single handedly takes an entire star off the rating? The most annoying flaw: After heating something up and checking it, if you need to add additional time you can't just press the number keys. Your options are, use the 30 second button to add time in 30 second blocks, press the add time button then hit the number keys, press clear then hit the number keys, or wait 1 minute for it to lose its memory and then press the number keys. Now let me be clear, I understand why they have the additional time button. It's so you can add time without having to go through re-entering all those additional settings again. But the amount of times I actually use the advanced heating options vs just throwing food in there and hitting it full blast aren't even close. I've had this microwave for 2 months and I haven't once set the power level or used it to make dough or bake a cake or any ofhat other stuff. But you know what I do basically every single day? Throw my kids food in there and then have to keep checking it to make sure it's not too hot then adding more time. And every single time I run it for 10 seconds then have to check it, when I need to add more time guess what? I can't just press the number keys and hit go. I've got to hit additional time then 10 seconds. Doesn't sound like a big deal right? It only adds an extra second of time. Sure, you're right, except I've got 20+ years of microwave muscle memory built in telling me once you open the door to check the food you can go right back to pressing the number keys and hitting go. So every time I use it I naturally close the door and then go right to pressing numbers only to remember, "oh that's right they've added an additional extra unnecessary step before allowing me to add additional time". I don't care about giving us an extra minute of time after heating up food to decide if we want those same settings and to add additional time. I want to check my food, press numbers, and hit start. I'm sure some engineer got paid a lot of money to add more features to a microwave that wasn't needed simply to check off something on a checklist somewhere but they sacrificed flow of use for it. Yes it's a minor thing. Yes it doesn't take away from the overall product. Yes it still pisses me off every time I need to add an extra 10 seconds to something. Yes I'm removing an entire star because of this.

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