KitchenAid Pro Line Series 2-Slice Automatic Toaster - KMT2203

This toaster does what the instructions say. The quality fits my expectations. It is pricey but worth the money it matches my mixer. I use it almost everyday. I toast bread or bagels and I love it!

This toaster is a quality appliance! My husband is specific about how he likes his toast & bagels done. I surprised him with this toaster for his birthday (he receive more fun gifts as well 😉) he did not understand why I purchased this toaster until he used it. It is on the “heavy side” it stays out on the counter, has many toasting & bagel settings as well as the most pleasant chime when it’s ready. Has a couple other features as “a keep warm setting” your toast will automatically go back down to warm up if your breakfast is not ready all at the same time. You also have the option to toast “a little more” if not quite toasted to your liking. Overall the slots are roomy & we are very pleased with our new toaster!

Bought this in April 2018 thinking it would last like my 30 year old KitchenAid mixer. I like the features and how it operated. Worked great for first two years but then some of the filaments burned out and one side toasted unevenly. Now one side is completely dead and the toaster is not useable. I am going with Wirecutter's recommendation to go cheap as I could have bought several toasters with the money I spent on this one.

you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food jokes asside i recomend this if u like the brand a lot also the rewarming feture is very nice when u are cooking

Good features although expensive (discounted here on Amazon) well made. One complaint is at full heat/time setting marginal dark toast that I like. Matches other kitchen countertop appliances.

My old (ancient!) Black and Decker 4-slice toaster has been a workhorse. And though a capable appliance, due to its size and appearance it's been relegated to a utility room cupboard for many years. For those same many years, nearly every day I've been steadfastly dragging it out and putting it away. I like my kitchen uncluttered. Fortunately, I have a LOT of kitchen, pantry, and utility room storage.To warrant a kitchen counter location, something needs to be used frequently, AND it needs to look good. This KitchenAid Pro Line toaster immediately made the cut and earned that coveted location! Sadly, I'm now going to be missing out on all those daily steps!The utility test run this morning was with my usual 2 thick slabs of fresh sourdough, which I make with super-high hydration at 78-80%. Because of the moisture content, my old B&D would require 2 complete cycles on the highest setting to reach the same brownness you see pictured here, which was 1 cycle on the highest. The sourdough NEVER comes out evenly toasted. so I’ll say the browning capability is on par, but much faster.As for features: I like that the brownness setting light bar also serves as a countdown “timer”, a feature I must have missed in reading the specs. The hands-free drop will take a little getting used to, but only because I’m a bit efficiency-obsessed and today it jacked up my timing. I haven’t used the “keep warm” yet, but I like the idea of it. And I obviously can’t speak to the durability, but if the weight of it and "fit-and-finish" are any indication, this beast appears it will be passed on to my kids and grandkids.My only negative… Made in China.

A bit high tech but overall excellent toaster

Toaster is cool and nice looking but only toasts one side of the toast