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Panasonic NN-H765WF Genius 1.6 cuft 1250-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology, White Product Description:

• 1250-watt full-sized microwave oven with 1-3/5-cubic-foot capacity
• 15-inch turntable for even heating; 1-touch sensor cooking; keep warm
• Inverter Turbo Defrost; 10 power levels; menu-action screen with function key
• 5 multi-stage cooking options; popcorn key; Quick Minute; delay start; timer
• Please note: upper-left corner of door has a small indentation to allow door to open smoothly

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Panasonic NN-H765 1.6-Cubic-Foot 1250-Watt Inverter Microwave Oven

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95 of 98 people found the following review helpful.
Panasonic NN-H765WF 1.6, 1250 Watt Microwave
By P. Johnson
Purchased this to replace an older Panasonic unit that caught fire. It is well made, stays "put" on the counter when pushing selections. The Sensor Reheat seems to work well. I like the way the door works. At 1.6 cubes it is fairly large, but the foot print for counter space is not much more than the 1 cube that I replaced, and the height is about the same as my old unit. Also very quiet operation is a plus.

104 of 108 people found the following review helpful.
Panasonic Microwave with inverter
By B. Wilson
The inverter technology makes microwaving foods dramatically better! Instead of short bursts of full power, which is what all other micro waves do when asked for partial power, this one actually powers down the microwave intensity. It eliminates burned spots, particularly when defrosting. Huge improvement, small price difference.

134 of 142 people found the following review helpful.
Pros and Cons
By Joe User
I replaced my old Samsung model over 10 years old with this one, and I had to use both for a week to decide which to keep. I decided on this one, I'll list pros and cons.Cons:1. It doesn't cook very fast, about the same speed as my old one, which had probably half the watts.2. The construction quality, while on par for all today's microwaves, feels cheap compared to the way they used to make them.3. Pushing the door open button is just hard enough to be annoying, and having to press start after quick minute is also annoying.4. The biggest con in my opinion: It is hard (almost impossible) to see inside while things are cooking. My old microwave door was almost clear, and easy to see in.Pros:1. It cooks like you would expect a microwave to cook.2. Major Pro (and the reason I chose to keep this one), the inverter defrost actually works. I was amazed that I could thaw meat, and not have it frozen in the middle, and burnt on the edges.Overall good microwave if you need one, not compelling enough to upgrade.

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Buy 500-Thread-Count Cotton Sateen King Sheet Set, Ivory

Buy 500-Thread-Count Cotton Sateen King Sheet Set, Ivory

500-Thread-Count Cotton Sateen King Sheet Set, Ivory Product Description:

• 500 thread count
• 18-inch pockets for todays deeper mattresses
• Set includes flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillow cases
• Fully-elasticized fitted sheet for a secure, snug fit
• Machine washable, no bleach

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36 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
OK for the price
By J. Patton
While I can't complain about the great price on this sheet set (less than $30 for a king-sized set) I can't really gush about the softness of the set given that it's supposed to be 500 thread count. It's not horribly uncomfortable but it certainly doesn't even remotely approach the kind of quality I would expect with this high of a thread count. Even after washing the sheets feel stiff and almost a bit scratchy. But you get what you pay for. If I'd paid what is listed as "retail price" for this set I'd certainly be upset but like I said, less than $30 is a reasonable price for these sheets.

21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Fantastic sheets...
By Cameron K. Berg
I disagree with the previous reviewers. It is true that the sheets wrinkle upon mechanical drying. This, however, is due to their thread count. 500 TPI sheets are far more suscebptible to wrinkles; this is simply a matter of the cloth flexibility. High temperature drying/cooling fixes the wrinkles in position.I love the sheets. They're well-cut, well-made, and beautifully-colored.

16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Not at all Pink.
By Robyne K. Hornick
Awesome, wonderful, scrumptious sheets. Very soft, great quality. I just wanted to make a comment about the color.I got the Rosewood because, online, it looked like a nice, pale, fluffy sort of pink. When I got them, the color turned out to be really a washed-out purple. Much, much darker than they appeared in the photo . . . in fact, not even the same color at all.I don't mind. I like purple, too. But I really was hoping for a softer color. Just a warning to others.I still like the sheets.

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Low Cost Panasonic NN-H965BF Genius 2.2 cuft 1250-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology, Black

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Panasonic NN-H965BF Genius 2.2 cuft 1250-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology, Black Product Description:

• 1,250 watts of power for faster cooking, defrosting
• Cooking sensor automatically adjusts power level, calculates reheating/cooking time
• Linear power control for more even heating, defrosting, cooking
• Multi-lingual menu action screen; large-capacity 2.2-cubic-foot interior
• Please note: upper-left corner of door has a small indentation to allow door to open smoothly

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Panasonic NN-H965 2.2-Cubic-Foot 1250-Watt Inverter Microwave Oven

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242 of 249 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty good, some minor flaws (failed after 3 years)
By Jordan Brown
[ Dec 2006 ]We've had this microwave for a couple of months now, so I can't comment on its long-term reliability.Good:Mostly, it's been fine. It meets my primary requirement for a microwave, which is that you can put food into it, press 3 0 START, and it cooks for 30 seconds at full power. (It's amazing how many microwaves fail that test, requiring some other key before the time. Easy enough if you know how to use it, but not for visitors.)It can do relatively complex sequences like: - Wait 5 minutes (to line up completion time with other foods) - Cook 4 minutes - Wait 20 seconds (to give me time to stir) - Cook 3 minutes - Wait 2 minutes (post-cook "let stand" time)It'll prompt you through most operations, though ... the ... prompting ... is ... kind ... of ... tedious.The Sensor Reheat feature seems to do a pretty good job of warming food up to a good serving temperature. It overwarms frozen corn dogs a little, but only a little.I haven't used it much, but the Sensor Cook feature did a good job on baked potatoes.Complaints:It's going to sound picky, but my biggest complaint with this microwave is that its beeper isn't loud enough. It's a little chirp-chirp that you could easily miss if you're in the next room. It does repeat the chirp every few minutes until you open the door.The child lock is too hard to use. My other child-lockable appliances have a button with a lock icon on it; if you hold the button for about 5 seconds it locks or unlocks the device. For this one, though, the sequence is Function, 5, 1 to lock and Function, 5, 2 to unlock. (I had to go check.) Too hard to remember, and if you don't know that it starts with "Function" you're just hosed.Nits:There are a few features I don't use yet (and so at the moment they represent unnecessary complexity) - Popcorn, More/Less. "Quick Minute" doesn't seem like enough of a win to be worth a dedicated button - 1 0 0 START vs QM START? 6 0 START if you optimize a bit means QM only cuts out one keystroke. If you need three minutes, QM QM QM START is the same as 3 0 0 START.I'd like a "hard pause" feature, where it would stop a cook sequence and beep, and then resume the cook sequence when I press "Start" after I stir the food.[ July 2009 ]Still happy with it, no problems.[ October 2009 ]At right about 3 years... just started smoking and shutting itself off. That's not good.[ March 2012 ]When the first one failed in 2009, rather than do the research to pick another one I decided to just buy another one of these. At about 2 1/2 years with that second one, it's still fine.

144 of 147 people found the following review helpful.
Good cooker, but irritating
By Joe M
I bought this 6 months ago to replace a ten-year-old GE 1000W microwave. I have it installed in the same cabinet opening as the old GE, but with a different third party grillwork.Plusses:The oven cavity is gigantic.It has lots more functions than I have used and probably more than I will ever use. I bought it for the size and color.It boils water and cooks/heats thing substantially faster than my old GE. The defrost seems to be more even, but this is not a major change from my old GE.Minuses:The timer/done beeper is not loud enough. If I have the stove exhaust fan running on low, I cannot hear the beeper unless I am listening intently for it. If nothing is running in the kitchen, I can hear it at a much lower volume level than the old GE. The beeper does NOT repeat with reminders unless you turn the option on in the functions menu.This microwave is electronically noisy. It kills my wireless WIFI connection whereas the old GE barely slowed it down. It also causes a noticable garbling of cordless phone calls. Again the GE did not do this. I don't know if the GE was abnormally good or if the Panasonic is abnormally bad, but the transition was downhill.If I try to do anything complicated, the microwave prompts me through it with scrolling pormpts on a display that is too small for the purpose. The information is there, but it is a slow process. I would have prefered more info on the decal inside the oven so I didn't have to wait while things scroll by 6 letters at a time. The fact -- that there is help -- is good.The exterior of the oven door is a high-gloss, soft plastic. The softness makes it easy to get small scratches on it. The high-gloss makes it easy to see them.ENJOY YOUR MEAL

123 of 136 people found the following review helpful.
Poor reliability
By Taubmeister
I own the predecessor to this model, the H964. It's the 2nd Panansonic microwave of this size that we've bought--in just 3 years. The first lasted 1 1/2 years and had to be repaired once. The second died three weeks after the warranty period. After literally 8 calls to Panasonic customer service (asking for the serial number, calling back with it, etc etc.) they agreed to at least cover the cost of a repair estimate (they eventually paid for the entire repair cost).The problem was that the fuse had died. The authorized repair facilitiy told me that the only microwaves they ever get for repair are Panasonics; he said the problem is that to reduce their weight, they use smaller parts, like the tubes, which can't handle the load for long. He also said that their fuses don't last.The repair person recommended either Sharp or Sanyo as much longer lasting. I checked the weight of a similar-sized Sharp and saw that it weighed about 6 pounds more than the Panasonic--presumably because some parts are heftier.When this newly-repaired Panasonic dies again, it will be long out of warranty and then we'll try our luck with a Sharp. Replacing a microwave every 18-20 months is not my idea of money well spent.

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