On the positive side: Elegant, small, and its plates are easy to clean. Now for the negatives: Unfortunately, the handles are plastic, so with a small drop they break very easily. When someone buys such a small toaster, it is implied that they do so because they don't have space in their kitchen for permanent placement, so taking it in and out of the cupboards, it's only a matter of time before it falls. They were repaired with 3D printing (there are ready-made designs on the internet), but they broke again so it went for recycling. The toaster I had before this one lasted 10 years and cost half as much. Also, its power cord is very short.

The worst thing I have ever bought. You put a toast in and as soon as you close the top part, the toast slips out. You try to hold it to keep the toast upright so you can close it. And if you manage to close it, the wires that provide power internally to the top plate are so short that they come out and it doesn't work. I have unscrewed it 3 times to put the wire back in place. The fourth time it did it, I threw it in the trash.

It is really very user-friendly, we have had it for over 3 years and it still works perfectly, it just broke a little in two places and the top plate comes off occasionally, which is not something that can't be fixed with a workaround, it is small but very powerful, with a little oil it toasts a slice of bread in 2-3 minutes, I love making burritos and it has been very convenient for me, it fits up to two full burritos and toasts them in about 4-5 minutes to warm them up in the middle, it automatically turns off after a while when it reaches the max temperature (the green light also turns on) so it's hard to burn what you put in

I am not very satisfied.. waited 15 minutes and it couldn't toast the bread. The toasts are okay, it toasts them relatively quickly. Anyway, I also have a second one, from a well-known brand, priced around 20 euros, with metal plates, and it toasts like the professional ones.