KitchenAid 2-Slice Toaster with Manual Lift Lever, Empire Red (KHM2115ER)

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I bought this a month ago and is an upgrade from our other toaster. Looks good on my counter top as well

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Best toaster I've ever had. Does what you want with no fuss.

Toaster was cheaper at Kohl's but I still like the fact that you can buy items and have them delivered to your front door.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this toaster last month and it's definitely the best toaster I've ever owned! Cooks the toast perfectly. No more soggy vs burned bread for me! Also love the little beep sound it makes to let me know when the toast is done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this toaster recently and I actually researched into a number of toasters. There were many that were lower cost, but when I looked at the features and the build quality, it was worth the extra cost. I have no doubt I'll be using this toaster for many yeas to come!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The toaster is not too large on the counter and toasts bread.it could have a higher setting. It has a ring sound when the toast is done , which I like

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this model for it's attractive look and the length of the toaster slots. Many of the toasters don't have room to accommodate a normal sized piece of bread. I exchanged it under the warranty for intermittent operation goofs because it burned a piece of brioche bread on the lowest setting. The replacement had a tendency to do uneven toasting, but I discovered that separating the heating wires a little more from the backing made them burn better. Quality control for the wiring could be improved but several toasters I've tried seem to have the same issue. For the price, it should perform a little better than it does.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just a toaster, but my son is happy with it. I like the dial and the look of the black. Fits in well with the rest of the kitchen. Of course with the brand name, I am confident I purchased a superior product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this a couple of months ago and thought this would be the perfect choice. It looks great and I generally love Kitchen Aid products but unfortunately, I don't think it toast very evenly. I actually purchased it in another color but it only toast one side so I took it back and got this. But guess what, this one does the same thing. Basically, I toast it on a 2, then turn the toast around and toast again on a one. I can't imagine anyone ever using the 4 or higher setting unless you are going for totally charred. Anyway, not exactly pleased but was too lazy to go through back to the store to return again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hate the looks of this toaster. Needed a new one for my country house and looked everywhere for a second one like the one I have. It's white (clean-looking, sleek) plastic housing. MOD KTT340WH0, Serial No WTR10 31791. So attractive, I even insisted on buying another for a friend. Appearance: The new one is designed to look like a WWII relic; WHY would I want that in my kitchen? It has the same look as the vintage drill I bought a while back. Function: The timing dial spins around with no resistance, must check it each and every time I use it because it's always slipped to another number! Also, Kitchen Aid really fell down on the job with specs for their supplier - mine doesn't even have a plug with ridges so I can remove it without pulling on the cord. OK fine, so it rings a little bell when the toast is done. I'm not hard of hearing - that is NOT a necessary feature. A non-spinning dial is MUCH MORE important! The one thing I do like is the toast-lifter lever. And it does toast properly. IF you still make the white one, please let me know. I'll trade you! I've been a KA fan for years - why would you do this? Probably trying to make it look more expensive like a Dualit or something.