– Russell Hobbs Textures 2 Slice Toaster (Extra Wide Slots, 6 Browning levels, Frozen, cancel & reheat function with indicator lights, Removable crumb tray, 850W, Grey matt & high gloss finish) 21644

Great product at a good price, works well, fast, looks good and not too noisy at all - highly recommend. Great product

Bought it as a gift and it was greatly appreciated and useful

Good Toaster, Slightly on the bulkier side, but does the job. It has big slots for thicker breads as well. But the length is not too tall so would need to put the bread horizontally. The defroster option is a boon, it helps a lot to defrost frozen breads. It also has reheat option if you need reheat the bread. It also has bread crumb tray so it makes it easier to clean.

Excellent value. Good quality and size. Works well and looks both sides at the same time

brilliant toaster fits all shapes and sizes of bread and is very quick. looks great on the side too not too bulky

It’s an ok kettle, lightweight, easy to fill and boils quickly. Annoyingly it leaks a fair bit while pouring, unless you pour extremely slowly. I guess the lid doesn’t fit well. If that doesn’t bother you then it’s a good budget kettle.

Likes: price; boils quickly (quicker than my previous R-H kettle); button-press to open lid, which opens wide; window which allows to see how much its filling at the tap (but see dislikes below). Dislikes: doesn't switch off quick enough on boiling (same as my previous R-H kettle) so steams for 2-3 seconds; the 'Perfect-pour' spout doesn't pour perfectly, especially if only boiling one cupful - water drips ether side of the spout on pouring (my previous R-H kettle had wider spout and _never_ dripped like this one....); window does not light up when switched on (previous R-H kettle window lit up making it much easier to see how much water was being boiled). I wanted a cordless kettle with button-opening lid and window and didn't want to spend much, interested in utility rather than fancy design or looks. I'd been fairly happy with my previous R-H kettle which similar design and price and lasted 4+ years before the button-lid stopped opening (broken) and I could see no way to repair it, so this R-H kettle seemed to fit the bill in both design and price. I've been using it for 4 months now and I'm happy enough with it but, like my previous R-H kettle, it doesn't switch off quick enough on boiling so produces a fair bit of steam until it does click off (it has never failed to click off, at least) so if I'm nearby I manually click it off. I don't know why they narrowed the design of the spout, my previous R-H kettle with wider spout poured just fine and never dripped, unlike this one which drips either side of the spout when up-ending the kettle when only one cupful of water is boiled - annoying. The kettle also doesn't seem to sit as snugly on the base so it wobbles around a bit when boiling.... The push-button lid works well though, and it does boil a full load quicker than my previous R-H kettle. To me the design and looks are fine too but then I'm not fussy about such things, just want it to do the job. If it had been a £40+ kettle I'd likely have returned it and tried another model or make, but for £19 with a 3-year warranty (2 years + 1 year on registering) it'll do!

Excellent toaster and good value. Would definitely recommend