Toasters

Oster 6325 Toaster 2 Slice

Form meets function in the Oster Toaster. The stylish brushed stainless steel housing frames two extra wide slots for bagels and pastries. With seven toast shade settings and modern toast technology, you get outstanding toast in no time, everytime.

Most helpful customer reviews

19 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
Again – Toasts One Side!
By Kathy
What is wrong with the toasters they’re manufacturing today? This was the second brand of toaster I had to return – also returned a Black & Decker – both would only toast one side! Seems like they’d have it right by now. I finally bought one of the refurbished Cuisinarts (an $80 toaster for $30), thinking I could put a spotlight on it and use it as a display piece if it didn’t work, but the Cuisinart is a great toaster! I guess you get what you pay for (unless you buy refurb

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Avoid this one!
By Mystery-Shopper
Of all things weird – I felt strongly enough about this toaster to write my first review. I checked on a lot of toasters and this seemed to have everything I needed – or at least I thought so. I ultimately chose it because it had the longer slots that would work better for the organic and oval-shaped breads that I toast. Longer slots – yes, but the bread falls down into slots and there is no pop-up button, so I’ve burnt my fingers a number of times. I thought my old cheap toaster was bad, but this thing is really irritating. I’m not terribly picky about toast, but the bread is never toasted evenly. Some spots will be quite dark and others will be untoasted. Yesterday two slices were dark and two done right after that were barely brown. One last thing – the toast cycle takes forever. My pot of tea or coffee is ready before the toast is done. I guess the only advantage is that it looks nice.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Piece of Junque
By Timothy R. York
Out of the box, toast would not eject; even on the minimum setting, bread begins to burn. Trying to toast a single slice, which is how we prepare our toast. Tried single slice on either side so as to make sure that this might matter. Waiting for it to cool to return it. Yes, it looks nice, but if it doesn’t eject the toast what good is it? This doesn’t reassure me about their quality control or testing…