FOHERE 4-Waffle Electric Belgian Waffle Maker, Black Stainless Steel

I got this waffle maker on a sale and it is so durable! It makes crispy, light waffles. I also love that it makes 4 waffles at once making for speedy breakfast!

love how it works the size of the waffles everything about it it is wonderful whoever gets one they will thoroughly enjoy it only used it one time but I can tell that it's going to be a very nice one

Makes lovely thick waffles that are soft on the inside and as crispy or soft on the outside as you want. Very easy to get out of waffle maker. We have enjoyed chicken and waffles with blueberries and maple syrup every Saturday morning since we got it. Yum.

Waffle maker works great! The sale price was a value. Even cooking and the temperature control option is very useful! The negative is that it does not latch closed to store. There is no way to store cord either. I ended up keeping the box to store it in the pantry.

It was great while it worked. It started sticking really bad after 2 months of use. No matter if I oiled it or not. Also the light never helped while cooking. I won't buy again. Hate that I wasted money and have to buy another one so soon.

Item is not solid. Takes a while to heat up. The light turns off when it is hot, then you add waffle mix, then wait for the light to come back on? But even after the light turns back on the waffles aren't done. I should have stuck with a brand I was familiar with.

The lid is not stable it wiggles as u open and close the lid Have to make sure lid line up with the bottom or it won’t be square waffle But I’m disabled and don’t drive so I have to make do there is no way of sending back The temp control nob is hard to turn I have to use a towel to turn to the correct temp

it takes a long time to cook some waffles.. in order to get them brown u have to put it on max .. I took to long to use this and should've use it sooner so i can take it back

Don't waste your money on this waffle maker. The dial on the front does nothing. The green light is supposed to tell you when the waffles are done. I put the dial at max and waited until the green light went off to let me know that the waffles were "done" (isn't that set up backwards? shouldn't the green light come on when they're done?). The waffles were barely cooked and still soggy. The process took about 5 minutes. I tried a second time and left the waffles cook for another 1-2 minutes after the green light had gone off. Parts of the waffles were cooked appropriately, parts were almost burnt, and parts were still soggy. In other words, the heating is very uneven. The manual is skimpy and written by someone for whom English is obviously not their first language.

Has light and dark settings but both are light. If you want a crisp waffle, it will take 15 minutes. The light to indicate that it’s either ready to add batter or finished cooking is faulty (yellow with a little bit of green light coming through) and it’s never done when the light turns.