Panasonic NN-ST310QBFG 25L Solo Microwave Oven vs Samsung MS23A3513AK/TL 23 Litres Solo Microwave…

General

BrandPanasonicSamsung
ModelNN-ST310QBFGMS23A3513AK/TL
TypeSoloSolo
Control TypeTouch Key Pad (Membrane)Touch Key Pad (Membrane)
Capacity25 L23 L
Display TypeDigitalLED (Ice Blue)

Design and Body

Weight11.4 kg12 kg
Material‎Stainless Steel
Cavity Material‎Stainless SteelCeramic
Dimensions472 x 280 x 378 mm489 x 275 x 338 mm
Cavity Dimensions330 (W) x 211 (H) x 224 (D) mm
Door TypePush Button
Door OpeningLeft
Interior LightYes
TurntableYes

Features

Auto MenuYes, 85Yes
PreheatYes
DefrostYes

Extra

Sales PackageMicrowave Oven1 Microwave Oven, Turn Table, 1 User Manual with Warranty Card
Child LockYes
TimerYesYes
Memory FunctionYes

Power Features

Power RequiredAC 230 V
Power Consumption230 W (Microwave)1150 W (Microwave)
Power Output800 W

Warranty

Warranty1 year, Warranty on Product1 year, Standard Warranty
Warranty TypeManufacturer

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