🐺 Wolf Gourmet Stainless Steel 2-Slice Toaster with Extra-Wide Slots, Bagel & Defrost Settings, Red Knob (Model: WGTR102S) Review

have not used it much yet but what little I have used - I am ESTATIC - best toaster d I've ever used - the functionality is great, the options are great, and the performance is the best I've seen. The dial for adjusting the amount of toast is very accurate and I consistently get "my" perfect brown toast for the first time.

This toaster is no better than much cheaper toasters. I think you get what you pay for and bought it thinking it would perform much better than our old model. It has the same issues as the less expensive versions in that it doesn't roast well. Also, the slots are quite wide, so thinner breads and English muffins will fall through and have to be scooped out with a butter knife. Of course, if there is no connection to the network😉.

Again, you get what you pay for. This is by far the most expensive toaster I have ever bought. However, it will probably last a lifetime it's so well made. I like the keep warm function. Pressing this button will keep your toast hot for an additional 3 minutes while you brew your coffee. It also centers your toast so both sides toast equally. Cheap toasters push your bread aside. It also slowly toasts to keep your bread, bagels, etc. warm. No matter what settings you have, it takes 3 minutes…

To me this toaster lived up to its advert: great for thick bread, bagels, English muffins, crumpets and yes, regular toast. A person here has to have had a real flop to give it a star. If you do, too, you should trade it in because it's the best toaster I've ever had (and I've lived on this planet for over half a century and experienced my fair share of toast). It never gets hot outside which is great if you have a little space for it. I set mine to 5.5 (7 max) and it makes perfect bagels…

I have had several Dualit toasters over the past 15 years. I still like their design (aluminum body doesn't leave fingerprints, a manual toast lifter is great for "ejecting" small items, a visible timer makes it easy to tell if there's enough or too much cooking time left), but they tend on top of that and with parts available to the DIYer it's still a pain. I haven't had a Wolf toaster in almost that long (4 months) so I have no idea about reliability. However, I can say that the quality of…