FOHERE Waffle Maker Temperature Control, 4 Minutes Waffles, Nonstick Surfaces, Anti-Scald, Indicator Lights, 1000W, New

One of the best waffle makers I've ever purchased, and I've been around for a long time. That being said, one thing that bothered me is that I haven't had one in a while. Maybe I forgot, but you have to unplug it. It doesn't shut off when you're done and there's no shut-off switch so it stays on and keeps heating if you don't unplug it after you're done using it other than that it's a fabulous product.

i woudlnt reccomend this to ANYONE, if your trying to find a cheaper waffle iron....just pay the extra 5-10 bucks for a good one. this one ks so cheally made, it stinks of burnt plastic when in use, and it doesnt get hot enough to actually make a crispy waffle. its jusg a waffle shaped pancake, you also have to cook it double and a half the time to get it completely cooked or else itll be chewy/gooey. i thought my waffle recipe was the problem but ive tried 3 different recipes and the same result each time. just buy the $40 waffle maker and stay away from this onr!

Works ok but be aware the green light indicating complete comes on quickly, even when doneness setting is as high as it will go. I left waffle in for several extra minutes for appropriate doneness. The temperature does seem to get hot enough after several minutes.

My husband used this first to make a waffle recipe which had eggs. I used it next to make a boxed waffle mix using whey for the liquid. Both times, the waffles came out rubbery and never crisped up, even on high. So unless there's something we're doing wrong, we're pretty disappointed.

We love good waffles. Good waffles for us means cooked all the way through, the edges are crispy and the look melts my heart. This Fohere wafflemaker makes delicious waffles. Just as I described. At am affordable price.

it does not cook the waffle. I left the batter in the waffle iron on the maximum setting for over 20 minutes and it's still barely cooked it. when I pulled the waffle out, it was like rubber.

Things of note: %231. No on/off switch, or button. Plug in to turn on, and unplug to turn off. Fine by me. %232. My first attempt didn't work out well. I didn't bake long enough and the waffle wasn't done; it ripped apart and stuck to both sides. For my second attempt I used a different recipe that required olive oil in the batter. No sticking to the waffle maker. My second attempt worked great...once I learned how to lift the lid and check for doneness. Just lower the lid, and keep checking every minute. Have the temperature setting on high. %233. This is a more basic model, without bells and whistles. That is actually a big plus for me. Less to get screwed up. %234. When the light turns green it doesn't mean it's done. Check for doneness, lower the lid, and keep going until the desired result has been achieved. %235. Easy to use - once you develop the knack on how to wrangle this model.

I love the product and for the price is definitely great but my only thing is the back of of the screws seems very loose so when you open and close it it just seems a little too loose to me I think it should be a little firmer that's my only thing I would have given this five stars but that was my only complaint It just seem like it would break easy

It is strange seeing all these 5 stars reviews. The reason the waffle maker is cheap is because it is made of mostly plastic and will not close properly. Your waffle mix will most definitely spill all over. I did not bother even using it before returning. Really poor quality.

Maybe I’m a bit of a waffle snob and should’ve just invested in a high quality waffle iron from the start. Something about the heat setting has left me either burning these or ending up with soggy waffles. I’ll take this comment down if I can get them just right but for now I think it’s the equipment and not me. Easy to clean at least and not too bulky.