 NN-T765SF Countertop Microwave (1.6 Cu. Ft., Stainless Steel) Strengths: Appearance is clean, smooth, ane attractive. Roomy interior, compact exterior.
Weaknesses: Too many steps to use auto cook features; Overcooks most foods on sensor cook and auto cook buttons.
Summary: The best thing about this microwave is the smooth streamlined appearance. The stainless steel looks expensive and not tinny. However, in order to cook any foods in a manner other than just selecting multiples of one minute requires too many steps. Example: to cook a food on low power for 1 minute, you have to hit the power button 10 times. Yes you read that correctly. You hit the power button 1x for high (100 %) 2x for 90%, 3x for 80% etc. It would have been so much easier if you could have just hit the number 9 for 90% etc. This is ridiculous. Also the auto cook features sound impressive but they do not offer much assistance. There is a button for breakfast, but once you push it your only choice is oatmeal, push again you are on sausage setting and once more gets you omelet. (Now when do you ever cook an omelet in the microwave?) Any way, the sausage auto cook over cooked my sausage and the oatmeal setting over cooked my bowl of oatmeal. On the other side, the beverage auto cook for one cup barely got the one cup of water hot enough for tea. The sensor feature over cooked every item i used on that button. If all you use your microwave for is setting the time on high power, this is a great microwave. If you like the bells and whistles, this appears to have them, but they aren't very useful.
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