Dualit Vario Combi 2x2 65-Slice Toaster

Pros: The best toast we have ever had. Sturdy. Effecient. Sleek.

Cons: You have to retrain yourself on your toasting skills.

The Bottom Line: What's not to love- good looking, great abilities, easy to operate, and sturdy restaurant construction. Worth every penny.

Review: I was just about skinned alive 7 years ago when I brought this home after spending a small fortune. After our third "garbage toaster" in 2 years I decided to bite the bullet and get what I was hoping would be our last toaster. Yes, it is sleek, in an Art ...

Pros: 4 slots; toasts bread and sandwiches well; keeps toast warm when finished toasting

Cons: expensive

The Bottom Line: Toasts bread, bagels, and muffins, makes toasted cheese sandwiches, and looks nice. 4 slots are great for a larger family. Other than the price, Ive got no complaints.

Review: We have the Dualit Combi 2+2 toaster. This model has four oversized slots. You can use these slots either for toasting bread or you can toast sandwiches with the use of a sandwich cage. The toaster only comes with two sandwich cages, but I purchased...

Pros: Toasts good, and looks good doing it (OK, toasts 'well' for the grammar hounds)

Cons: Need the latest gadgetry, digital readouts, or an alarm in your toaster? Look elsewhere...

The Bottom Line: This is the Toaster icon - after using it for a year, I must conclude that this accolade is well-deserved.

Review: If you're reading this, you probably know about this toaster. And it's every bit as amazing as you've been led to believe. Or maybe you've stumbled upon this review by mistake, or maybe you're doing research on "great toasters"... Either way, I ...

Pros: absolute simplicity, really attractive, built like a tank

Cons: none that I have encountered so far

The Bottom Line: you get what you pay for, and if you use a toaster a great deal then this is well worth the price.

Review: My family is serious about bread. I mean, really serious!! There was nothing more annoying than looking forward to toast only to have it come out unevenly browned, burnt, or toasted so long that it fossilized. I had bought cheap toasters, expensive ...

Pros: durability, design, professional performance

Cons: British quirkiness, expense

Review: I had been looking at these toasters for a while. But I always thought: Do I really need to spend $379 for a toaster? The answer, until recently, had been "no". But if you consider how much you use an appliance like this, how well it is...

Pros: Toasts bread perfectly

Cons: pretty expensive for most

Review: My husband visited the UK about 5 years ago and used this toaster. He simply had to have one and ordered it from the UK before they were manufacturing them for the States. So it took six months for him to get it because it had to be fitted with the...

Pros: Built like a tank, style, ease of use, never burn or have cold toast again!

Cons: Users need to know that the switches determine whether your toast is "cooked" on one side or both sides of the bread.

Review:
I originally took interest in this product about 3 years ago when I saw a red one advertised in a Williams Sonoma catalog. The style immediately appealed to me as it would compliment my existing red retro kitchen appliances (mixer, blender, scale,...

Pros: Gleamingly beautiful on the counter

Cons: Expensive and, after all, it is just a toaster

The Bottom Line: Utterly beautiful, dependable and very well-made.

Review: Although I coveted this for months before purchasing, I only did so because the Williams Sonoma outlet store in Las Vegas, Nevada was having a monthly special on the already reduced price for this "reconditioned" toaster. Please trust that I would not...

Pros: Amazing grilled sandwiches

Cons: about 100 dollars too expensive. Takes practice. Easy to forget settings for slice thickness.

The Bottom Line: If you are fussy about toast, this will last a good long time.

Review: I love toast. I love it so much I ordered this toaster off the internet for several hundred dollars. I realize that not all people are this serious about how perfectly toasted, dry and crisp their toast is. This toaster is for the toast die-hards. ...

Pros: Well built. Easy to use. Looks great.

Cons: Needs wider and longer slots. Not great for odd sized bread.

The Bottom Line: Don't get me wrong, this is a great toaster, but if you make odd/large sized toast or big sandwiches, you'll be frustrated.

Review: Ok, what was I thinking buying a $300 toaster??? I asked myself that question as I was driving to the store to buy it, as I was staring at the store display, as I was handing my credit card to the cashier, as I was driving home, and as I was unpacking...