Quest 34299 2 Slice Toaster / Variable Browning Control / Reheat and Defrost / Crumb Tray and Cord Storage, Red, 870W

Not able to put a slice of bread too small have to turn the bread to toast top and bottom rubbish. Buy elsewhere

Friend was happy

Bit small for some bread slices but works well

Have to have it on 1 or it will burn toast far to fast in less then a min ,also slots are very thin so not good for making toastie in the toasted bags as won't fit, was cheap so it is was it is, probably buy a new bigger one soon.

not big enough for large slice of bread.

Edit lasted 4 months. Yet another piece of land fill.Let's be clear, I quite like this toaster but why is it so hard is it to buy an appropriate toaster in the UK? Why don't any of the manufacturers recognise our basic requirements? Like every other 2 slice toaster that I have seen on this site within a reasonable price range (up to £40ish) this one fails, like all the others, to toast a whole slice of a standard UK sliced loaf. I bought this one after checking review after review on this site. Having abandoned the quest for the holy grail of a full sized toaster, I chose it because it was literally both cheap and cheerful. I have no truck with paying more for a product simply because it looks pretty or matches my kettle. (Why flatter my kettle? It's functional, not fashionable.) For such a basic item (little more than a heating element a sprung framework and a bimetallic strip) toasters ought to be better sized for the UK market.This one lights up on use in a cheerful sort of way, and has the usual features (variable browning, warming function, defrost function, crumb tray - I mention this because so many listings on this site make such a big deal of what I would consider the barest minimum). But it is more than usually inconsistent - if toasting four slices of bread, the second pair will get much browner than the first pairIt's most significant drawback though is its complete inability to toast a standard crumpet. Although it had coped with a giant square crumpet (which mist have been thinner than it looked), the standard one was too thick, and did a little damage to one of the slots. In this incident the mechanism proved oddly frail. Bagels or muffins would be right out and I wouldn't even consider a poptart (but then I don't like them so that's OK).I do like the colour though. And as the previous toaster went bang, maybe red for danger is an appropriate look. I doubt it will have great longevity but I could be wrong. In the meantime, it's good enough for now.

Bought for a friend who wanted a new toaster - any colour provided it's red ( very 1980s) . She's very pleased with it , works well, budget price. You can pay over £200 quid for a toaster but I've never understood why. Does the same job . Rather like comparing a Casio to a Rolex - the basic function is the same ! Good product.

A basic but attractive toaster. Unfortunately it's not much use, as its slots are too small for normal slices of bread. It won't take crumpets or teacakes either. A waste of money