Hazel Quinn x Eduardo Recife 2-Slice Toaster, 6 Browning Levels, Defrost/Reheat/Cancel Functions, Removable Crumb Tray for Easy Cleaning, 1.5-Inch Extra-Wide Slots, Retro Style Collaboration

Looks great does the job

Only for small slices as its quite shallow but I do love how it looks so hopefully they will bring out one that is rectangular wide and deep. I'll wait whilst keeping this beauty.

Clearly this product is all about the design, and I have to say if that’s the look you are after it certainly delivers. It looks like something that would come alive in Harry Potter. I would say unless you are a big fan of the flowery theme then spend your money on something else, as this £65 art project is below average as an actual kitchen appliance.It only takes small slices of bread and has trouble with anything a bit thicker. It’s a standard toaster unit with no special features.Basically you are paying a huge amount for the design, but if that’s what matters to you then it’s certainly eyecatching.For 99% of people this is not something you are going to want in your kitchen, and particularly not when it costs three times as much as a plain toaster.

Really nice toaster especially for the price. Great look and is very versatile. It toasts well and looks really cute. I love the vintage look, as it goes perfect with my decor. Overall, great product and Will definitely recommend this toaster to all my family and friends.

Functioning toaster but very bold design

This toaster works well!My onyl issue is that for a 2 slice toaster it is not the cheapest.The design is very maximilist and feels like an old style wallpaper. But the design is very interesting!

In terms of functionality there's not much to say. It makes a nice and even toast and has enough space, even for the extremely thickly sliced bread that I use. All the basics are there including the crumb tray at the bottom and the intensity setting. However... Where this toaster really shines beyond doubt is the looks! Even the box looked too good to throw away, definitely worthy of giving as a gift, maybe for a house warming. The style is definitely quite edgy and stands out but it looks very good and well made. A must have for an artsy kitchen!

This Hazel Quinn toaster arrives in a lovely box decorated with pop art images. Inside, it is well protected by packaging against damage. It's made in China.The toaster is quite small but this makes it easier to find room on the worksurface to accommodate it. The power lead is positioned underneath at the front although there are clips underneath to channel it to the back. This only leaves 60cm of useable lead which is ok if you have a socket close by but not if it is further away. The knob on the lever to lower the bread carrier is silver coated plastic and has mold lines on it, seems flimsy. At this price I would have liked to see chromium coated metal fittings like the bread holder on top.In operation, this toaster is very good. It will accept a full size slice from an 800gm loaf (amazing how many toasters don't) although you need to insert it sideways. The coverage of browning is also very good and the frozen setting works just fine. The slots are wide enough to accept crumpets and the like. There are white lights on the front to let you know which settings have been selected. The range of browning settings changed through the dial are good.The toaster is obviously very colourful with it's beautiful flora and bird images. This isn't going to suit everyone or every kitchen. I'm doubtful myself, but my daughter loves it and wants it for her apartment. This becomes a problem if you want to buy it as a wedding or new home gift as you have to know if they will like it first? I could see this on a narrow boat or for someone with more bohemian tastes. It is something of a statement toaster and I'm sure it will be a talking point in the kitchen.It is very expensive (in my opinion) for what it is and will not be for everyone, but it works very well and is to be recommended if you are ok with the pattern and price.