Proctor Silex 24605 4-Slice Toaster
from: Proctor Silex
Price: $25.99
Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 3 days
Product Description:
Chrome exterior Automatic toast boost lifts slices higher Auto shutoff Cool-wall sides Shade selector
Chrome exterior Automatic toast boost lifts slices higher Auto shutoff Cool-wall sides Shade selector
Features:
- Auto Shutoff
- Wide Slots
- Snap open crumb tray
- Auto toast boost
Accessories:
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- PURE UTTER JUNK!
Worthless:
Doesn't even toast entire piece of bread as it's to short and top 1.5" of bread stick out.
Won't even take rye style piece.
No cancel button
CHEAP CHINA junk!
Rating: 
- Its a good toaster at any price
Good at toast, good at pop tarts and good at bagels. This thing is a breakfast machine. Toasts as good as any toaster I have used before and the price is not bad.
Rating: - A Nice-Sized Toaster
We purchased this toaster based mostly on its size and appearance. I had brought home a couple of others which just did not fit my space. One was too tall and came too close to the cabinet above it, and one took up too much space on the counter. The Proctor Silex 4-Slice Toaster is compact and attractive and on top of that, it toasts the bread very well. It doesn't have a lot of frills, but does toast bagels as well as bread, and that's what we were interested in. It is much more reasonably ... Read More
Rating: 
- OK - toaster
This toaster does toast, but it's a little slow at doing so.It also lacks the ability to 'stop' toasting if the user sees that the food is ready.For frozen waffles as an example, with the setting turned all the way up, it still does not cook fully, without another 1/2 cycle toasting.It does serve the purpose, but I'd consider another toaster if I were purchasing again.Until then, I'll have to toast things twice.
Rating: - New Base Model Poorer than Previous One
Based on a Consumer's Report review, last year I purchased an inexpensive Proctor-Silex 4 slice toaster, which was as reviewed--wonderful. I needed another such toaster and purchased the one for which these comments are directed--it appears to have replaced the earlier base model. But this one is hardly as good as its predecessor.
The sliding crumb trays have vanished as has the light that one can push to raise the toast before it automatically pops up. And it is not that easy to push ... Read More
- PURE UTTER JUNK!Worthless:
Doesn't even toast entire piece of bread as it's to short and top 1.5" of bread stick out.
Won't even take rye style piece.
No cancel button
CHEAP CHINA junk!
- Its a good toaster at any priceGood at toast, good at pop tarts and good at bagels. This thing is a breakfast machine. Toasts as good as any toaster I have used before and the price is not bad.
- A Nice-Sized ToasterWe purchased this toaster based mostly on its size and appearance. I had brought home a couple of others which just did not fit my space. One was too tall and came too close to the cabinet above it, and one took up too much space on the counter. The Proctor Silex 4-Slice Toaster is compact and attractive and on top of that, it toasts the bread very well. It doesn't have a lot of frills, but does toast bagels as well as bread, and that's what we were interested in. It is much more reasonably ... Read More
- OK - toasterThis toaster does toast, but it's a little slow at doing so.It also lacks the ability to 'stop' toasting if the user sees that the food is ready.For frozen waffles as an example, with the setting turned all the way up, it still does not cook fully, without another 1/2 cycle toasting.It does serve the purpose, but I'd consider another toaster if I were purchasing again.Until then, I'll have to toast things twice.
- New Base Model Poorer than Previous OneBased on a Consumer's Report review, last year I purchased an inexpensive Proctor-Silex 4 slice toaster, which was as reviewed--wonderful. I needed another such toaster and purchased the one for which these comments are directed--it appears to have replaced the earlier base model. But this one is hardly as good as its predecessor.
The sliding crumb trays have vanished as has the light that one can push to raise the toast before it automatically pops up. And it is not that easy to push ... Read More
