Review on Toaster Kitfort KT-2036, silver by Boguslawa Sikorska ᠌

To be honest, I don’t know what parameters the toasters have by which they should be selected. So I chose it for looks. And the Kitfort designers are definitely getting their money's worth. The thing looks very stylish and immediately makes you want to upgrade other kitchen appliances, of course, for products from the same company)) Such a toaster could stand in the kitchen in the industrial world of Fallout or in some other work in the dieselpunk or retrofuturist genre. There are no complaints about the functionality either, especially against the backdrop of cheap toasters that I had to use before. This bread roasts evenly (which is incomprehensible, closer to the top even stronger than from the bottom), and allows you to conveniently raise it to the desired height and get it out without the risk of getting burned. And if suddenly I get distracted by something, and the bread gets cold (and I'm an absent-minded programmer who eats at the computer, and this happens quite often) - you can always switch the toaster to the fast heating mode with one button in 30 seconds and heat the bread back without fear overcook him. There is also a defrost mode, but so far there has been no reason to evaluate it, so I can’t say anything about it. The side panels, apparently, are made of plastic, it is a pity that they are not made of metal, but the plastic itself is also not bad and is very pleasant to the touch. There are, however, a couple of inconveniences - quite often I press the "heating" button, start the toaster and understand that it fries in the usual mode. Why? If the backlight is off, the toaster does not activate its function by pressing the button, but only turns on, so you need to press it twice. Well, the "heating" does not turn off automatically, so the reverse situation (already without pressing extra buttons) is also not uncommon.