This toaster consistently burns the edges whilst the centre remains uncooked. Lift and look feature great, but fails the basic test of toasting bread evenly. Definitely not worth the price.

This toaster consistently either burns the toast on one side or underdoes it on the other, regardless of the setting.It's impossible to get even-sided toasting with any sort of bread. At $60 or whatever, it's a complete waste of money. Our last ($15 K Mart) toaster was far superior. Our other Breville products are excellent, so I don't know how they can be selling this dud. Ours is now in the bin.

My experience with this toaster isn't good. It only browns the toast on one side so I have to turn it over and do the other side. Also, often the bread doesn't pop up, it justs goes up halfway and stays there until I raise the bar to bring it up. First world problems but not what I was expecting from a good brand.

After moving interstate into a rental we needed a reliable toaster until our belongings are moved later in the year. I have had Breville in the past and been disappointed with the browning. However this toaster was on special and decided I would just go with it, it has not disappointed, in fact it is the best toaster I have had by far.

I have been using this toaster for a few days now and I am happy with the additional features this toaster has. If your toast is still white you can get an extra 30 seconds of time with a press of a button, rather than having to hover around the toaster monitoring your bread. The slots are also quite large which allows breads of different sizes and thickness to fit in. Another feature is a button for frozen (single press) and fruit bread with a (double press) of the button this saves you time having to adjust the settings. Overall a great branded toaster worth considering if you’re interested in the features.

Hated my old expensive toaster's uneven toasting so bought the Breville the Bit More Plus BTA435 from Harvey Norman. After adjusting the cooking dial to 5 for wholemeal bread I found it an inexpensive gem. Although slower than my previous toaster it is easy to use and delivers good even toast without drying out the bread. Easy breadcrumb dispenser as well.

I bought the 2 slice version for around $55 from the Good Guys. Use it on a regular basis and love it. Simple and practical toaster that does it's job and love the bit more button as it give the toast around 30 secs more. Crumbs do get caught in the middle, but it is easy to shake it out.

I bought the 2 slice version for around $76 from Briscoes. It seems to work fine with quick toasting times. I quite like the bit more button which gives the toast another 1/2 minute or so. To get a reasonable colouring the dial needs to set quite high. Has cord tidy and a crumb tray. All in all a good toaster and I am happy with it.

We really like this toaster. It toasts 2 slices of bread evenly. However when toasting 1 slice it seems to cook it a lot more on one side then the other. That doesn't bother us too much as we mostly toast 2 slices anyway. The bit more function was good at the start of use, as it helped with determining what setting I should use to get it looking the way I liked. After that I haven't used it because I have found my ideal setting. I have to pick up the toaster itself from the sides as it shows up fingerprints on the middle bit. Overall, we are really liking our new toaster.

Bought this toaster to replace a Sunbeam Cafe 4 slice after one of the knobs fell off. It seems like a good toaster so far. The thing I like is that it is faster than the Sunbeam 4 slice toaster - possibly due to electrical current limitations in the four slice toaster. This means the bread doesn't dry out as much.