Panasonic 25L Solo Microwave Oven (NN-ST310QBFG, Black, 85 Auto Cook Menus)

If you are looking for a microwave that actually does its job without any unnecessary fluff, the Panasonic 20L Solo (NN-ST26JMFDG) is the one to get. I spent a lot of time comparing this against LG and IFB, and honestly, for the price, this is the smartest buy. Why I chose this over the others: * Reliable Performance: Unlike some cheaper brands, the heating here is incredibly even. You don't get those 'cold spots' in your food. * Best-in-Class Defrosting: Panasonic knows what they're doing with their magnetrons. Defrosting meat or frozen snacks is gentle and doesn't 'cook' the edges. * Build Quality: It feels solid. The touch membrane is responsive, and the silver finish looks much more premium on the countertop than basic black plastic models. * Compact but Spacious: It easily fits a full-sized dinner plate (up to 10 inches) despite having a small footprint that doesn't hog the entire counter. The Pros: * 51 Auto Menus: Great if you occasionally want to do more than just reheat. * Easy to Clean: The interior wipes down very easily. * Energy Efficient: It doesn't seem to draw excessive power for simple tasks. The Cons: * The power cord is standard length (~1m), so make sure your socket is nearby. * As with all solo microwaves, it won't 'brown' your food (get an OTG or Convection if you want that). Verdict: For under ₹6,000, you are getting professional-grade tech from the brand that basically pioneered microwaves. It’s perfect for families who need a reliable machine for daily reheating and quick defrosting. Skip the 'budget' brands and go for this—it’s worth the extra few hundred rupees for the peace of mind.

Good and working as expected.

A very useful microwave

Very good product worth for the money

The product is now almost 2 yrs old and working well...recommended.

Easey to use, work nicely

Reasonable price, does its job very well.

Nice product worth for price