UPD 8/2/2024 After three years (approximately) of use, the toaster gave up (it blew fuses and relays on the panel) I suspect the heating element burned out, I won't bother fixing it because it's not worth it, overall the impression it left me with is below average.

First of all, even though it is called a grill, it is definitely not. I tried to grill souvlaki for some people (or kebabs for others) and everything got stuck, resulting in it not being cleanable at all (this was when I first got it), so I sent it back to the store to replace it.

Secondly, with the second one I received, I only toasted bread and Arabic tortillas or pitas ALWAYS using oil spray, and yet it ended up like it appears in the attached photo, of course it doesn't clean at all.

Thirdly, the non-removable plates, at first I thought, oh well, I'll just make do with some paper if something falls and I'll clean it up, but no, go for removable plates, they are a lifesaver.

Fourthly, many times the toast was almost burnt on the outside and uncooked on the inside.

Fifthly, dramatically slow for 2000 watts (if it is).

In conclusion, I would never buy it again. Choose something else that is more quality and has removable plates.

First comment:
As for the negatives, I will mention the handle that wobbles if you hold it from the edges, it doesn't feel as sturdy to me, but okay, you get used to it and keep it in mind.
Tips-remarks: on the right arm, there is a safety feature that allows it to open 180 degrees and become a grill, the plates are not flat as stated in the specifications, be careful with the temperatures because if you set it to the maximum, it will burn your toast on the outside, and finally, it is made in Turkey, Finlux is a Turkish company, just for your information. Overall, very satisfied with this purchase, it is a quality construction in general, let's see in the long run. I personally don't have any issues with storage.