Breville TT24

I bought this toaster for £29.99 from Boyes. My previous Kenwood, which I had had for 7 years packed up. I have limited sight so find the digital display and buttons easier to use than the traditional dials you find on most toasters. I have learned where each of the buttons is without being able to see them. The old Kenwood toaster I used to have sometimes jammed as the toast was trying to pop up. So far this has not happened with this toaster and I've had it for over a year. I haven't used the bun rack that fits easily on to the top of the toaster so cannot comment on how well buns and croissants are warmed but, so far, the toast has ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this Breville TT24 from Argos for £49.99 but if you search around I'm sure that you could purchase it for a lot less than I paid for it. Plugging the toaster in is a complete pleasure because having done so, the Breville logo at the top centre of the unit lights up with a satisfying blue glow and the circular digital browning control button lights up the number 1 with a cool greenish/yellowy light. Combine this with its deliciously sleek silver colour and you have a toaster that is almost as pleasing to look at as it is to actually use!! This is quite a large four slice toaster, made from brushed stainless steel which will require a lot ...  Read the complete review

This toaster is very attractive. My partner describes it as 'looking like a little space ship'. It is totally motorised so you down even have to push down a lever to push the toast down, you just have to press a button and the toast goes down on its own. The toaster also bleeps to let you know that it is finished. There is a setting on each side from 1 - 9 which lets you decide exactly how cooked you want your toast and even if you have four slices in you can have two slices cooked on one setting and two cooked on a different setting. There is a removable rack that easily fits on to the top of the toaster - this is perfect for evenly heating croissants etc. The ...  Read the complete review

....seriously this will blow your head off. The toaster for the 24th centuary, this is the sexiest little toaster known to man!!!!!!! This is the most entertaining toaster I have ever seen in my life (not that I spend too much time checking out toasters). Its fully digital (none of this manual malarky) just pop your bread in, press the button and watch it decend down into the belly of the machine! Pure Magic! Better than that, you can decide how to treat your bread. setting one for a light sensual warming of the bread (I like to call this my south of France setting) or Setting 9 for an all out balls to the wall roasting (T'gypt setting) Most importantly ...  Read the complete review

A lovely looking toaster, which is that little bit different. Motorised so does it all for you, and even has lights that count down to tell you when your toast will be done. Also beeps when your bread has finished toasting, so no need to watch it like a hawk! the only issue we have found is as we generally only use 2 slices the right side is now running slower than left due to over use. Alround a fantastic toaster and is worth the extra money for something a bit ...  Read the complete review