2) Panasonic NN-SN651B: The NN-SN651B is a high-powered, full-sized, inverter microwave with almost every capability one could ask for, including different power settings that allow you to do things like draw butter, defrost foods, or cook low and slow. It performs the same functions more expensive microwaves do without the extra bells and whistles, save for internal heat sensors to ensure even cooking throughout. I’ve had an earlier version of this microwave for the better part of a decade, at least, and have yet to come across a single issue.

While I don’t use the microwave all that often, others in the household rely almost exclusively upon it. Online reviews are generally positive, but customer service seems to be an occasional issue, and there were a few customers who complained that their microwave gave out after a short time, which seems to be a recent trend. Digital Trends’ research suggests that microwaves should have no trouble going for a decade strong.

While we’re confident in our pick, if customer service is your top priority, have a look at HOmeLabs 1050-watt countertop microwave, which is also a powerful machine minus the inverter. It has extremely positive reviews, especially where customer service is addressed. Get it HERE…

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