Cuisinart CPT-620 2-Slice Custom Select Toaster, Stainless Steel

Great toaster. Defrost button works well- bread out of freezer placed in toaster toasts perfectly. Adjustable darkness accurate and lever lifts toast above to grab easily. Stainless steel looks great. Just as quick as any other toaster I have ever owned. Does 1-4 slices at time and can’t beat the $60 price

Seems good so far. I don't think we will get 25 years out of it like the last one. Stylish looking. Nice variety of toasting options, but it seems like they all do the same thing. Will need to redo it if you want it well done.

I’ve had this product for two years. It’s used almost every morning. My only criticism is that the lettering on buttons for CANCEL and DEFROST have worn off.

I can finally make toast and frozen waffles for my two grandsons at the same time. Wish I'd bought this sooner.

I just looked at the date we bought this, it was about 15 months ago. Within the first few weeks, we realize the so-called single-slice function didn't work. I contacted Cuisinart, and they asked me for a serial number. With ill health in the family, things got too busy, and I never got the toaster and looked for the serial number. We managed to use it without the single-slice function, but then we noticed that the far-right slot always toasted only one side. So if we had to use that slot, we had to be sure to pop up the toast and turn it about half way through. Pretty soon, we noticed both of the right hand side slots didnt toast evenly; both toasted on only one side. So we started using only the slots on the left. That worked for a while, and then that started also toasting only one side. So we started flipping the bread halfway through on that side, as well. We now are unable to calculate what will happen, so we generally have bread toasted on only one side and haven't figured out how to circumvent this. It appears that at least one coil on each side of the toaster doesn't heat. Should a toaster work that badly that quickly? I should have tried to find the serial number and gotten an exchange while I could have. But life gets hectic sometimes.I remember my grandmother had an old G.E. toaster that she had had for several years when I was visiting her. No problem ever with that thing. It was heavy and bulky and solid. She had it and used for 35 more years after that. Just because Cuisinart seemed to have a good reputation, I thought this looked like an idea toaster with lots of settings and functions, toasting 1 side only or both sides, 4 slots, etc. Very disappointing and a waste of money. It's a year later, so maybe it has been improved. But too late for us. Ours will have to be junked. Even the Salvation Army won't want it.What makes it worse is that Cuisinart makes it costly and difficult to use the 3 year warranty. When I called a year ago, I would have had to ship them the toaster at my own expense and make sure it would get there, meaning insuring it. Then it would have cost me out of pocket $10 for them to send me a repaired or new toaster. I'm guessing that would have cost ME almost $20, plus I would have had no toaster at all for that period of time. That is about the worst deal I've heard in many years when it comes to customer service. Considering my time as well as money, I'm better off to just buy a different brand toaster and to avoid Cuisinart products. The warranty is virtually useless.

This toaster does the things I’ve only wished for in my 60+ years of making toast. It’s versatile and customizable. And the build quality makes me sure it’s my last toaster.

This does a great job toasting

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I picked it for the name and other reviews. I find i have to flip the toast half way through if I want it toasted on both sides, Disappointing