Panasonic NE-1054F Compact Light-Duty Countertop Commercial Microwave Oven with 10 Programmable Memory and Touch Screen Control, Countertop Microwave Oven, 1000W, 0.8 Cu. Ft, Stainless Steel

It turns out you CAN still buy good appliances in this day and age. It is perfectly possible to still buy devices that are not engineered to fail, are meant to be serviced and maintained, and are designed with ease of use in mind instead of trendy marketing gimmicks. You just have to buy "commercial" appliances instead of "consumer" ones. The difference between the two terms as descriptors of market segments is pretty funny. This microwave is simple, high quality, easy to use, easy to clean, works perfectly, and is built like a tank. A few decades ago, none of that would be remarkable at all. In our enshittified era, these traits are a startling breath of fresh air. My only complaint (and it is a very minor one) is that its 'beep' noise is very loud. It is designed to be used in loud chaotic restaurant kitchen environments, so I can forgive it that. It does thankfully have a setting to disable the beeps entirely, which I did, and removed the concern. It would be nice, however, if there were a setting for a 'quieter beeps' mode.

This microwave has been a great investment for my business. I bought it about two years ago, and it still looks and works like new. It gets used every day, and I have never had any problems with it. It's durable, reliable, and heats food quickly and consistently. Because of how well it has held up, I have purchased several of them for my business over the years. If you're looking for a dependable commercial microwave that can handle daily use, I highly recommend this one. It's built to last and has been completely trouble-free. 👍🏼

>> Received it on 06/10/2014 >> Initially rating was 5 stars Don't have the time to write a full review yet, will do so when I have some free time and have been using it for a little while. But, so far it's great. Some of the features are a little confusing to figure out and use, will re-read the manual again. >> UPDATE 06/23/2014 Pros: - Easy to use, but difficult enough to stop my father from using it. My father used to microwave his tea in the previous unit(a different Panasonic non commercial grade model)without covering it, letting it steam inside the oven, which may cause it to overheat and we have told him over and over to cover the DAMN thing, he just won't do it. Even though this unit is easy to use like a typical microwave, to set custom time, just hit Power once, which will be on high with the first press, then enter the time and hit Start, simple. However, my father is technologically ignorant and has OCD(e.g. he has to use a permanent market and draw symbols on wall switches, to remember which is the light, fan, on and off, etc.), he doesn't know how to use it and now has stopped microwaving his tea, finally stopped him. I was hoping that this had a child proof password feature, in case I need to stop my father from using it, but no need for that now. He's the type of person that you will need to lock everything up, otherwise, he'll mess with things in ways that will irk the hell out of ya, like leaving the microwave door opened after each use, etc.(too many things to list). - No pull or push button to open door, door is easy to open and not too tight to close, the unit will not move from closing. Unlike our previous microwave, which was pretty tight to close, each time you close it, it would make a loud sound and the whole unit would move backward a little. - No spinning tray, makes it easy to clean. - 1000 watts, .8 cubic feet is more than enough for typical users. It's an easy to use microwave, well built, so I don't have any more pros to add at this time. Cons: - By default, when it's done, it lets out 4-5 loud annoying beeps, which I have to read the manual on how to turn it off. Conclusion: - So far, am glad I decided to get this, instead of some cheaper stuff. >> UPDATE 7/5/2014 Tried turning the annoying 4-5 beeps off when cooking is done. I released the Program Lock, it shows a "P", so that's confirmed. Then opened door, pressed Prog, pressed 0, the display shows the Prog and Stage 1 lights on and the number 10 right below, which should be showing "bE EP", instead of 10, pressed 0 again, NOTHING happens, unable to toggle between Stage 1 and Stage 2 to turn off the Beep. Not sure if there is something wrong with this part of the feature. Calling Panasonic support soon. >> UPDATE 7/7/2013 Regarding turning the beep off that I was having trouble with on 7/5/2014. Spoke with Panasonic and then I realized that I misread the instructions. The first step says "Open the door", each time I tried, I opened and CLOSED the door, when I was supposed to leave the door OPENED, until the programming is completely finished. My bad :) My main issue was with the 4-5 annoying loud beeps when done cooking, however, once the Beep is turned off, there is no beep sound at all for ALL other functions, which I like, so I turned the Beep back on.

Although this is labeled for commercial use, I use it in my kitchen. It’s the smallest but most powerful microwave that I could find. I needed it to fit in a small cabinet and it is a perfect fit. It’s so easy to use. No rotating plate which is a plus. The only negative thing I could say is the ending bell is rather loud, but I can get used to it. I use a small reading light clipped to the cabinet to see the control panel at night because it is not illuminated. That solution works great.

I am rating this one star in the hope that someone at Panasonic will read this. It is inexcusable to put tape on Stainless Steel (or anything) that is going to leave a noticeable blemish or mark or discoloration when removed! Why would you do this? So, Panasonic puts two separate long pieces of tape to hold the door closed during shipping. When I carefully and slowly peeled this tape off, it left behind discolorations...and I mean large and noticeable discolorations where the tape was. I tried washing it...and while it faded a bit, the discolorations/blemishes remain. This is infuriating to me. An expensive and very nice looking microwave marred because they choose to put crap tape on the stainless steel to hold the door closed. I hate it! And Amazon "One Star" means "I Hate It." So, that justifies my one-star rating. I am going to keep the microwave because I fear replacing it will end up with the same result. And because there is only one other similar model in size that has the desired situation of no spinning plate necessary because there is rotating bottom energy feed, etc. (And that other model, also listed at Amazon, is a generic name and not a brand name like Panasonic. So, if I want the exact features the Panasonic offers, I have to tolerate the discoloration.) To review the actual microwave itself: This is a very small capacity microwave in both interior height and width. (Perfect for a single person.) I bought the model with the "non-traditionally-formatted" digital keypad. Yes, it requires either some thinking or the reading of the instruction manual to figure it out. But I found it easy to figure out rather quickly. Heating times seems fast enough. (I boiled one cup of water in exactly two minutes...If you want to test your existing 1000-watt microwave to compare the time). I like the no spinning plate. Easier to keep the interior clean. There is an odd cover over the light that could be the cause of concern if there ever is a food explosion in the microwave. It might be hard to clean under that cover. The microwave looks nice. The few things I have heated so far seem to have come out evenly heated. I am of course hoping for longevity. (I saw some reporting theirs did not last a long time. My last microwave, an LG Intellowave, lasted 15 years. I do not expect this will last as long.) Again, to all companies out there: Stop with the labels and the tape over items that when peeled off leave behind gunk or discoloration! Thank you.

My wife and I looked at a lot of microwaves before deciding on this one for our new home. We wanted a commercial microwave because commercial microwaves are: * easier to clean (that's what "NSF" approved means) -- less nooks and crannies for dirt and crumbs * harder to break -- the hinges, handles, etc. are pretty solid * more reliable -- this microwave keeps count of its usage by how many *hundreds* of times it's been operated. It's meant to stand up to being used many, many times a day and keep working Commercial microwaves like this one also don't have turntables -- they rotate the microwaving mechanism internally. No turntable = easier cleaning, less to break, and less sloshing of your food. We liked the NE-1054F because it still had a digital display / digital time buttons for accurate entry, and it has a light that stays on while the food is cooking and when the door is opened. This microwave is customizable -- if you read the manual, you can turn off the beeping (which is annoyingly loud) after cooking is finished, and you can go into "program lock" mode that makes it easy to just hit one button to start cooking. However, only giving this 4 stars since there are some quirks to this microwave. You have to have recently opened/closed the door to start cooking -- if you wait too long after closing the door, then the buttons don't work until you open/close again. Also, we ran into one issue where we heated some uncovered sauce for too long, and the steam caused the microwave to overheat / go into a safe mode. It basically seemed dead -- no buttons, no lights, no nothing. Left the microwave unplugged for a while, and it went back to normal operation after it cooled down. But the manual wasn't too helpful in this case, and we weren't sure what was going on. UPDATE 5/12/13: It turns out the overheating happened because sometimes the fan wasn't running properly. Looking inside the back grille with a flashlight showed a small piece of foam with sticky backing that was interfering with the fan blade. I managed to extract this with a coat hanger, a screwdriver, and a lot of patience, and now the fan runs properly all the time. So... still a decent microwave, but possibly some quality control issues at the factory. UPDATE 11/2/14: Have had the microwave about 1.5 years, and it's still working great. No issues other than the initial piece of loose foam reported above.

Original review: We bought the touchpad version of this microwave 8 years ago. It was more expensive than others we had bought, but we were tired of cheap ovens dying prematurely. We are very satisfied with this oven and will buy another if it ever dies. It heats evenly and quickly, and it has lasted much longer than any other microwave we have had (including several non-commercial Panasonics). It's not perfect, but we've learned to mostly love its quirky time selection system (note to Panasonic: the 20 Second button is redundant since I can get 20 by hitting Double Time, then 10 Seconds. Replace it with a 15 Second button). We hated the loud beep it made when it finished heating, but we turned that off almost immediately, and now we have a microwave oven that DOESN'T BEEP AT ALL! Also, no clock to update twice a year and every time there's a power blink. It's easy to clean because it has (and needs) no turntable. One important thing to know: there is an internal fuse. The fuse blew at the 2-year mark, and I was afraid the oven was dead, but once I replaced the fuse (I think there was a YouTube video, but honestly it was 6 years ago and I've forgotten) it was back in business. There have been no further issues. Update (27Jan2024): Now nine years old, and still truckin'. The fuse blew a second time shortly after I wrote this review, but again I replaced it and again the oven fired right up. The fuse you need is a Bussman ABC20 ceramic fuse, usually labeled as a microwave fuse. Update (11Dec2024): Ten years old today. Happy birthday, ugly silver microwave oven. The best money I ever spent was on a 2006 Toyota Sienna. The $250 I spent on this oven is definitely up near the top.

I am replacing my current over the range microwave with a better exhaust fan so I needed a countertop microwave. When I looked at the home microwave ovens at our local big box store, they all seemed pretty low quality. So I did some research and found that the button “features” found on the home models are just marketing gimmicks and not having a turntable is a good thing. Then I found the commercial models on Amazon. This one has some nice features: * It looks good—actually much better than the picture—and is a nice addition to the kitchen. * It’s solid and doesn't slide on the counter at all when opening or closing the door. * It has a door handle that opens the door easily and closes it securely. * It’s a good size. It easily holds our 12+ inch dinner plates for rewarming without taking up too much counter space. * The power seems about right. A cup of coffee warms in 1.5 minutes; a potato cooks in 5 minutes. * There are programmable keys, six different power levels, and a stage cooking option. Although I doubt we’ll ever use those—it is nice to have the options. * The interior is smooth and easy to clean. I won’t miss cleaning under a turntable. * Best of all, you can turn off the end of cook beep. It is pretty loud. Also, overall, the fan isn’t any louder than a home microwave and probably quieter than some I looked at. Overall, the price point is a little higher than a similar home microwave, but I think the features and solid construction are worth it.

So far so good.

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