We got this toaster as a (very generous) wedding present nearly five years ago. I am not very good at looking after toasters and have gone through 6 in the 10 years prior to my dualit. I believe at the time of purchase it was £80 which for a toaster is quite pricey. It does two slices at a time is it's only problem - it would have been nice (but a very excessive present) to have had four slots. However, It is robust and very well made - hence its exsistence in my kitchen. The timer dial in particular has a satisfying and well made click as it turns. Its approximately 25cm x 20cm, so does not take up to much of the kitchen, but because it's ...  Read the complete review

My husband likes to buy the most expensive things around, just because he thinks he's worth it. So when he started banging on about getting a dualit toaster I thought it was just another attempt to spend an extra £80 on a toaster when one from Argos would do the job as well... how wrong I was! I am a total convert!!! It is the simplicity of dualit toasters that make them so profoundly life-changing! The tray for crumbs is so easy to remove and actually catches the crumbs rather than providing a contraption to spread them as far as possible. You can leaver up the toast while it's on to check whether it is done or not, which to me is the bestest ever feature ...  Read the complete review

This is a pretty good toaster, but it's really nothing special. Dualit always make very good toasters and the quality of this is still good, but the main disadvantage of buying this toaster is that it is only a 2 slot toaster and not a 4 slot toaster and therefore, it is not as good for families and people living with each other. It also does look very nice and looks quite modern. If you have modern appliances and a modern kitchen then this will fit in, like with myself. However, the toaster looks far better in black, than in full silver. The toasting is still even and there are controls so that you can set how long the bread is toasted which is very useful ...  Read the complete review