Product review (4 stars): Great product, bad instructions
This is a terrific oven.  The feature that distinguishes it from other microwaves is described: "Its one-touch sensor cooking adjusts power levels and calculates cooking times automatically, making reheating and cooking a variety of foods easier than ever."  It sounds good, but GOOD LUCK trying to figure out how to use it.  The poorly written user guide covers two different product models with two different implementations of this feature.  This guide has only one example, which, combining the instructions for both models, is nearly inscrutable.

"One-touch" is also a lie:  the feature requires use of two or more buttons, each of which must be pressed up to a half-dozen times.  So even if you do figure it out, don't lose the manual because you'll never remember which foods require which combination of buttons.

One of the auto-cook settings is for oatmeal:  when I tried it, it threatened to go volcanic twice before I gave up.  Never trust a microwave with oatmeal, even one with an oatmeal button.

My guess is that only the most determined cook will figure out and use this feature, so for most people those will just be so many never-used buttons.  Don't buy this oven for "easier than ever" cooking, buy it as your basic microwave oven.

Hey, Panasonic, here are two tips:

1.  Write different instructions for different models.
2.  Have a few average people (not your engineers or designers) try to follow the instructions and see if they can get the product to work.  Rewrite until they consistently succeed.