Effortless Toasting: Oster 2-Slice Touchscreen Toaster with Easy Touch Technology and Digital Countdown Timer, Stainless Steel Review

I have a high tech toaster! It looks pretty cool and is so easy to use. I would recommend that you start at level 2 or 3 and work your way up. Important note: Don't worry about that mechanical smell - it's completely normal with new toasters and will disappear after a few uses. See video review.

Everything seemed to work perfectly with a cool touchscreen. And although the touchscreen works fine, all the touch buttons work. Both slots seem to have an issue with the toast not toasting on one side of the toast. I had number 4 installed and one side looked great while the other was white. I've tried both left and right slots and the same thing. Is my toaster broken? I don't know, not enough people have checked it out to see if others are having problems. I love that I can test the toast by

Product overview: Oster 2-slice touchscreen toaster with Easy Touch technology and digital countdown timer, stainless steel or bagel bread with a beautiful glass surface and touch operation. The outer case is plastic but when finished it looks shiny as shown in the picture. The controls are on the front panel with blue LED lighting as shown in the image. It roasts well and the time can be adjusted from 1 to 6 minutes with the option to add an additional 30 seconds if needed. I love that there…

I already have a fairly new toaster that works much the same as this Easter, with one exception. It has a real countdown timer in minutes and seconds with a dial. The problem is that you have to keep track of the timer by turning the dial to what you know is right for you. I pay attention to what I've used before, but my wife doesn't and usually gets very upset when her toast goes dark (my preference) because she just puts the bread in and starts. I wasn't sure about the touch controls for the…

I've had several toasters where the bread ended up under the top edge of the toaster so it's often difficult to remove the toast in these cases. Then there are toasters where the pop tart slips out of the holder, in which case you have to clean up. So my key to a toaster is knowing that I can easily get the bread out and that the holder is wide enough to hold a pop tart (or similar), let alone a bagel that the entire slot is wide enough for have to be . So this Easter we have the lifting…

This is a good compact toaster with two toasters, decorated with shiny chrome and shiny black plastic. It has some really nice control features that our other toaster lacked - touchscreen controls, auto shut off, progress bar, frozen bread mode, reheat mode and bagel mode. You can also lift the bread to see how far along it is without stopping the toasting process. There is a place at the bottom to wind the cord, but there are no instructions or tips on the best way to wind the cord, so it took