Our take
Panasonic NN-H764WF is a countertop-capable exact variant in the NN-H764 family. Its family manual lists sensor cook and reheat, 120 V / 60 Hz, 1,460-W input and 1,200-W cooking output; the FCC filing lists the exact WF variant with 1,250 W, so output is unresolved. The sources do not establish a verified cavity-capacity figure, finish or turntable diameter. Treat the historical title's capacity, color and wattage as unconfirmed rather than filling those fields from a similar model.
Consider NN-H764WF when a documented 120-V sensor microwave with a family trim-kit route is useful and the unresolved size/output facts are acceptable. Choose a model with fully established capacity and wattage if either is a hard requirement..
Avoid this choice if a stated minimum capacity, exact finish or uncontested output is essential. Confirm the exact kit and cabinet opening before planning built-in use; a model-family manual does not prove that any kit fits every suffix or opening.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The manual documents sensor cook/reheat and counter placement for the NN-H764 family.
- The manual specifies 120 V / 60 Hz and 1,460-W input separately from output.
- The family manual lists optional trim-kit codes for the covered models.
What to weigh up
- The manual and FCC filing conflict on output at 1,200 versus 1,250 W.
- Capacity, finish and turntable diameter remain unknown for the exact WF variant.
- The historical Amazon ASIN is not verified as a current exact offer.
The key details
| Model covered | NN-H764WF |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Capacity not promoted; the historical 1.6-cu.-ft. title claim is not used |
| Microwave output | Output unresolved: Panasonic manual lists 1,200 W; FCC filing lists 1,250 W |
| Cooking approach | Sensor Cook and Sensor Reheat are listed in the family manual |
| Installation options | Counter placement, 120 V / 60 Hz; optional family trim kits require exact kit check |
| Finish and turntable | Exact WF suffix retained; finish and turntable diameter not confirmed |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 10, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
Keep NN-H764WF distinct from nearby suffixes
The frozen title and model hint specify NN-H764WF. Panasonic's manual covers the NN-H764 family, and the saved FCC equipment filing separately lists the WF code within that family. Preserve the complete suffix: H764WF is not the same code as H765WF, H964WF or another NN-H variant. The historical Amazon page did not establish a current exact offer. The title's white finish is not used as a verified variant fact, so check the unit label and finish if appearance matters.
Do not promote the historical capacity claim
The old listing title says 1.6 cu. ft., but the reviewed Panasonic manual does not state a capacity figure for this exact suffix. It gives cavity dimensions for family members; those dimensions are not a substitute for a manufacturer-stated capacity in this comparison. The profile therefore leaves capacity unknown, and the large-cavity matcher cannot treat NN-H764WF as meeting a 1.5-cu.-ft. minimum. Measure the interior and cookware if actual fit is decisive, or select another product with an explicit exact-model capacity.
Keep the output conflict visible
Panasonic's operating manual lists 1,200 W of cooking power and 1,460 W of input for the H764 family. The FCC filing lists 1,250 W output for the H764 variants, including NN-H764WF. These primary records disagree, so output remains null for scoring rather than using whichever figure helps a match. Input is a separate electrical number and does not resolve the output disagreement. If wattage is a hard purchase condition, compare a model whose exact sources agree and check the rating plate on any unit being considered.
Sensor functions change the routine
The family manual lists Sensor Reheat and Sensor Cook in its contents and describes those features in the operating section. This gives NN-H764WF a documented automatic-guidance path that ordinary timed or preset models do not establish. Sensor cooking remains a feature, not a guarantee that every portion will finish exactly as intended; the manual's food guidance and cookware limits still apply. The exact suffix matters because shared family instructions should not be extended to unrelated H-series codes without an identity crosswalk.
Check the supplied outlet and any trim kit
Panasonic specifies 120 V / 60 Hz, 1,460-W consumption and directs placement on a stable counter with ventilation space. The manual also lists separate trim-kit codes for the H764/P794 and H964/P994 groups and describes how a kit supports cabinet installation. Match the exact microwave suffix to the kit chart and opening; do not assume the kit is included with a seller's used or renewed package. Confirm the actual circuit, grounding and clearances before moving from countertop use to cabinetry.
Compare it with fully measured alternatives
NN-H764WF may suit a shopper who values Panasonic sensor functions and a documented supply/trim route, while accepting that capacity and output are unresolved. GE Profile JES2251SJ and Galanz GEWWD22S1SV125 have documented 2.2-cu.-ft. capacities and sensor functions, making them stronger choices when a verified large cavity is required. Their controls and installation evidence differ, so compare the exact tray or kit facts rather than treating shared sensor labels as equivalent. Use the tagged NN-H764WF search and verify the rating label, finish and offer condition.
What else to compare
GE Profile JES2251SJ and Galanz GEWWD22S1SV125 each have a documented 2.2-cu.-ft. cavity and sensor cooking. The GE source gives 1,200-W output and a 16-in. tray; Galanz lists 1,250-W output but no tray diameter in the reviewed page.
Before you buy
What is its verified capacity?
The reviewed manual does not state an exact verified capacity for NN-H764WF; the historical 1.6-cu.-ft. title claim is not used.
What output should I compare?
The manual says 1,200 W and the FCC filing says 1,250 W, so output is unresolved.
Does the family manual document sensors?
Yes. It lists Sensor Cook and Sensor Reheat for the NN-H764 family.
Does the model have a trim-kit option?
The family manual lists optional kit codes, but verify the exact WF suffix and cabinet opening before planning installation.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Panasonic NN-H764/H964/P794/P994 operating manual; exact WF variant corroborated by FCC filing ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
- Panasonic operating manual for NN-H764/H964/P794/P994: counter placement, 120-V/60-Hz supply, 1,460-W input, 1,200-W cooking output, sensor functions and optional trim-kit tables. ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
- FCC equipment filing lists NN-H764WF in the exact NN-H764 variant family and gives 1,250-W output, which conflicts with Panasonic's 1,200-W manual rating; output is left unresolved. ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
The decision
NN-H764WF has useful documented sensor and installation features, but its exact capacity and output cannot be settled from the reviewed sources. Keep those gaps visible and verify the model, finish and kit before purchase.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.