DASH Clear View Toaster With 7 Browning Levels

Love the clear view front and the exact dial. Makes great toast and awesome that you can toast extra wide slices. However, the grates don’t clamp as tightly as I’d like at the bottom. With thinner breads, like half an English muffin, the bread will sort of sag and come out bent or curved.

The red plastic parts are a little bit flimsy, but it’s a toaster so it’s not like you have to toss it around a jobsite so I expect it should still be durable enough as is. Frame and metal parts and glass window all seem solid. Window works nicely to watch toast. Have to look closely when it’s glowing red and there’s a little steam but you can still see well enough and it’s alot better than no window. Only very occasional usage so far but there’s no discoloration or warping, hopefully everything holds up. Selector dials and buttons work well.

I like the long oversized toast slot, only complaint is it would be nice to have second slot for option of toasting two long slices at once. But you see what it is in the pics before buying so it’s not like it’s a surprise.

Costs a fair bit more than a cheap standard toaster, but still much better value and just as good looks as the more expensive big name brands that make the nice fancy toasters. No regrets on purchase.

Muy satisfecha con mi compra, para mi era muy importante poder limpiar el tostador y en efecto, es facil de limpiar, incluso el cristal.
Tuesta super bien y el diseño me encanto.

We have only had this for 5 days, but we love it. My 12 year old’s favorite food is toast. Y’all, I wish I was making this up, but I’m not, it really is his favorite food. He eats toast nearly everyday. Our old 4 slice toaster that we have had since before he was born finally had to be tossed. While said 12 year old wanted me to buy a touch screen toaster that was more than $300, I said no, and showed him this baby. He wasn’t impressed but liked that it had a window so that he could make sure his toast was the correct shade. With the approval of the toast kid, I bought it (I would have bought it regardless of his opinion.) Toast kid waited 2.5 days for a toaster, and surprisingly he was patient. Upon the big day of arrival, he shouted “The toaster comes today, I call being the first one to use it.” His siblings didn’t care if they were last, they do not share his same passion for toast. Our delivery came earlier than usual, at 10:30 am. My 10 year old brought it inside where I unpacked it and plugged it. The 12 year old toast dude came slinking out of his room upon hearing on the Alexa that a package has arrived. He grabbed a slice of bread, and toasted it, adjusting the knob to what he felt would be the right shade of toast. It wasn’t, so he pushed the lever back down and twisted the dial more while carefully watching the bread as it toasted through the window. It was finally to his satisfaction and he pushed the cancel button and delightedly yoinked his treasure out of the toaster slot. He proceeded to slather cream cheese and jam on it and happily eat his toast. Then he made another, and another and happily went through a loaf of bread by himself. He still hasn’t said whether he likes the toaster, but he ate an entire loaf of bread on the first day we got it, so I think that speaks loudly. He has used the toaster everyday, multiple times a day since. Other members of our family has also used it, my 10 year old likes it, and loves that the glass comes out easily to clean (I have weird kids.) My 15 and 17 year olds have used it, but they normally communicate in sarcasm and grunts. Nothing has been sarcastically said about the toaster and I have yet been able to decode their grunts. They use it though, so I would assume they like it well enough. I like the toaster, like my 10 year old, I like that the glass comes out for easy cleaning. The crumb tray is easy to clean too. The toaster is easy to use and self explainitory. It looks nice on the countertop, but is easy to store if you store yours. I like that I can easily toast a slice of sourdough bread without having to cut the slice in half to fit in the toaster.