Russell Hobbs Groove 2 Slice Toaster (High Lift, Extra Wide Slots, 6 Browning levels, Frozen/Cancel/Reheat function - Illuminated buttons, Removable crumb tray, 850W, White, Brushed gold accents)26391

Its gorgeous to look at and very stylish - my only slight criticism is that sometimes the bread slices are slightly too wide to fit into the slot an I have to turn them round the other way but it toasts well and also matches my lovely Russell Hobbs kettle

Great looking toaster. Wonderful selection of choice of toasting grade

Bit 'cheap and cheerful*' - but it was the cheapest named brand on Amazon and it works well. * lightweight, sounds a bit tinny when knocked and controls don't feel like they are connected th anything- but they work. And it came with a 2 year guarantee

Gorgeous. It toasts bread. No noise. Sturdy little item too.

Very nive looking product with simple instruction book. Have used it to get exactly the colour and texture of toast I like with unfrozen bread, then the same result by pressing the defrost button and again when warming toast. Just press and play.

This looks really nice, bought it to match kitchen, but unfortunately have found it inconsistent with toasting, seems to either burn toast, only cook on one side or is underdone, don't think price is justified , style over substance

Good VFM with a trusted name

This is a nice looking toaster and it does produce really nice toast. The controls are easy to use and there is a clear moulded line on the temperature control so you can easily see where it's set. The two toasting slots are very wide and can accomodate most things you would want to toast ...... BUT ..... and here's the bad bit - whilst the toasting slots are very wide they are NOT long enough to accomodate a standard white sliced loaf slice of the most common brands on sale in the UK. i.e. Warburtons Toastie, supermarket own brands etc. You will need to cut about 1/4" of each slice to get it to fit into the length. I cannot believe that someone at Russell Hobbs didn't take the time or have the forethought to take the most common sliced loaves and try them for size. As it is this is a constant niggle, so we will be buying another toaster with longer slots like our old one that packed up after 5 years, and this one will be relegated to the status of a, "spare". But really this shouldn't have happened and it's ruined the use of the toaster. But if you can up with the aggravation of cutting of a piece of each slice before you put it in the toaster then it's great. It does accept granary slices and some brown bread as they tend to be smaller overall. Up to you, out with the scissors and cut of a section of each white slice or buy another toaster.