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Size: 2-Slice
Features
- The Breville Die-Cast 2 Slice Smart Toaster is a compact toaster that gives you the control; With one touch automation, if you need 'A Bit More' simply press a button to add time to the toasting cycle; Monitor your toast's progress with 'Lift & Look'
- INNOVATIVE FEATURES: Check on toast or add extra time without interrupting the toasting cycle with 'Lift & Look' and 'A Bit More'; Looking for a bagel toaster? The Bagel function ensures even heat for even toasting; Unfreeze your favorites with Defrost
- 2 SLICE CAPACITY: Brushed stainless steel toaster features 2 slice capacity and wider slots to meet the demands of larger artisanal bread, thick bagels and dense pastries; Compact design means toaster is small enough to fit in kitchens with limited space
- VARIABLE BROWNING CONTROL: The Breville Die-Cast Smart Toaster lets you toast to your preferred brownness; Monitor progress with the LED indicator to see how much longer the toasting cycle has remaining
- AUTOMATIC CONTROL WITH LIFT & LOOK: Touch a button and your bread is automatically lowered into 2 slot toaster, then lifted during the toasting cycle to monitor progress and lifted at the end to deliver toasting precision
- EASY CLEANING: No need to lift stainless steel toaster when cleaning; Simply pull out the front crumb tray and empty it into the dustbin; Toaster is specifically designed to help keep your kitchen counter neat and crumb-free
- SETTINGS: Settings include 'A Bit More', 'Lift & Look', Defrost, and Bagel
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 900 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120 Volts
Description
Breville Die-Cast Smart Toaster 2 Slice BTA820XL, Brushed Stainless Steel
Brand: Breville
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 11.6"D x 8.6"W x 7.5"H
Specific Uses For Product: Defrosting, Toasting Bread and Bagels
Specific Uses For Product: Defrosting, Toasting Bread and Bagels
Wattage: 900 watts
Slot Count: 2
Special Features: LED Indicator
Voltage: 120 Volts
Number of settings: 5
Display Type: LED
Number of Programs: 5
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Style: Modern
Finish Type: Silver
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.6"D x 8.6"W x 7.5"H
Item Weight: 5.71 Pounds
Brand Name: Breville
Model Number: BTA820XL
Warranty Description: 1 year
UPC: 021614049025
Manufacturer: Breville
Global Trade Identification Number: 25
Part Number: BTA820XL
Item Type Name: Smart Toaster
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Crumb Tray
Material: Metal
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I had my Cuisinart toaster for nearly 20 years. And then the push lever wouldn't stay down. I tried to fix it, but it was time to go. I initially replaced it with the same thing, but the current quality was a bit lower in some aspects. So, I spent some time figuring out what kind of toaster I wanted in 2024. The person I was 20 years ago has evolved, with a little more money, but the same great taste. I decided on this Breville. It was between this version and the one with the pushdown lever. I decided to spend the extra money for the neat-o automatic up and down feature. Design-wise, this looks stunning in my kitchen, and probably will in your kitchen too. It's easy to use: just pick a toast setting from 1 to 5, then hit toast. Your bread automatically goes down on its own, and a light-up countdown starts to happen to let you know when it'll be ready. Once done, your bread slowly rises back up. If it's not done enough for you, you can hit "a bit more" for a touch longer toasting. This will toast bread because it will fit right in the slots. If you have custom-cut bread, make sure they aren't oddly shaped because once I tried to toast French bread cut on an extreme bias, and it got stuck in the toaster while coming back out. I was afraid I broke it, but I didn't, and I learned my lesson to only put in bread that is sized to come out easily without getting caught in the machine. Overall, it's impressive. In my head, I want this toaster to last forever, but I already see a few flaws that could happen down the line: 1) The LED lights could stop working over time; this isn't that big of a deal for me. And 2) The automatic up and down mechanism could stop working, and there would be no way to toast at that point. I know these things could happen, but hasn't happened yet. I got this anyway because the joy of using this is worth the cost. I will update this review when the toaster eventually gives out, which I hope it won't for 20 years. Recommended. *** 2-YEAR UPDATE *** I use this multiple times a week, and it still looks and works great!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by benjamin bannister
It is lovely! And toasts well- not evenly, but well enough. And it’s really fun and simple to use!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Penny L
While expensive, this toaster is worth it. In the four days we have used it so far I would note the following: - Very solid construction. - Attractive matt silver finish, finish, looks good on the countertop. - Toasts bread flawlessly, easily adjusts for darker or lighter toasting. We haven’t used it for bagels yet, but the slots are wide enough to accommodate bagels or thick bread. - The motorized function works well. - It does toast a little slower than our last toaster, but this likely improves the finished product. I don’t see this as a negative. I would definitely buy this again. Would make a good gift too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 by Richard N. Staples
It's expensive but it beats any other toaster in my life hands down. i was impressed by last Hamilton Beach toaster with cancel and defrost buttons, but frankly compared to this one it was a pile of junk (costing half as much, it's true). The Hamilton Beach only lasted 2.5 years, ceasing to operate after an effort to gently clean out all the crumbs. That one had two extra long slots for four slices, but I decided to get this two slot one because after all, I can toast as many slices as I want anyway. This one has wider slots. I don't often toast artisan loafs that you can slice into really long slices or that feature would have been important. There is just no comparison of the build quality of this one to previous toasters. It dispenses with that noisy, wobbly spring loading lever to insert the toast and pop it up. Instead it has a totally silent, smooth electric elevator for the bread. The toast no longer pops up like a Jack-in-the-Box. It gently glides up. This is a more respectful way to treat your food. It's also got a very nice, professional artistic design. The style is kind of Art Deco, very nice. The toaster is gorgeous with its real beautiful brushed stainless steel and electronic led lit buttons. The outside does not get hot and burn you like previous toasters I have owned. That's a very nice thing. You really don't want to have something big and burning out on the counter while your busy preparing food. Unlike other toasters, where you have to guess the setting for each type of bread and hope you get it right, it has a nifty "peek" button that lifts the toast up briefly for inspection in the middle of the cycle, along with a cancel button if you find the toast is done. There's a handy "little bit more" button if the toast is not quite dark enough. It also has an LED display that tells the progress of the toasting, another great feature for timing food preparation. Most toasters you have no idea when it will finish. The metal grids that hold the toast in place are much better designed- they are also motor driven and grip the toast firmly. They are not part of some rube goldberg mechanism that is powered by pressing the lever. It's a precision machine. Of course the most important thing about a toaster is the toast. I've never made such evenly browned toast. It's a delight. Not perfectly even like a tan, but no parts are burnt or untoasted. It's a nice even toast. I am so used to toast that comes out with some burnt parts in order to get all of it toasted, that I am astounded by what this machine produces. It's of restaurant quality. Almost. It's not perfectly uniform, there are lighter areas, but it's close. It's got a nice variagation. The defrost button works better than on the Hamilton Beach, which I was not able to use. I no longer have to defrost the bread first. The toast is chewy inside but firmly browned on the surface. I don't know how they do it since the basic toasting method is the exact same bands of heating wires. They don't look any better or more uniformly placed than other toasters. On previous toasters the toast often came out dry or crispy if it was dark enough; not this one. It may be that they worked out the heat production of the elements and the distance from the bread very carefully to produce an even browning without burning. I've only been using it one day but it doesn't look like you can burn the toast even if you set it all the way up- the degree-of-browning setting has a limited range, and changes slowly, so it's hard to get it wrong. That could be a problem if you want to have super dark toast or you have bread that for some reason needs a lot of heat to brown, but it's a blessing for me. So it's pretty expensive for a toaster but you sure see all the money sitting there. It's seems like a fair deal. It doesn't have the look of typical American products that often lack sophisticated design. Breville is an Australian company but the toaster has a German design feeling to it. Nothing about it says wallaby or watch out for the sharks. Toasters are not your most attractive appliance. Compared to mixers, blenders or coffee makers they are homely, bloated and covered with large irregular orifices and levers. So it's amazing that you can imagine these Brevilles getting shortlisted for a toaster exhibit at the Modern Museum of Art, (OK the Italian Smegs are very pretty for a toaster and have a higher rating but do they give your bread an elevator ride? No. Their beauty is surface deep.) One downside to the toaster is that I am eating a more toast, because it tastes so good.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2019 by Sky Dragon
BULLETIN - UPDATE WED MAY 18 - Toaster deader than a hammer. I'd been thinking in recent weeks - after getting my original purchase replaced on warranty - that my Breville was a fine toaster, even with some uneven toasting on dark setting. All the other functions - defrosting frozen bread and toasting it in one cycle - have been a lot of fun. Tonight I put a regular piece of unfrozen bread in, set on med-high and the piece of toast began going up and down and up and down. All the lights across the top began flashing. I unplugged the toaster and tried again, several times. Same result. I paid $159 I recall, for a toaster that lasted less than three months. In total, TWO models of this toaster lasted less than three months. OLD REVIEW: I'm hoping like crazy that I will consider this toaster a 5-star purchase a month, a year and 10 years from now. Like everyone else I am banking on the relatively low percentage of 1-star and 2-star reviews and very high percentage of 5-star and 4-star reviews. So far my observations are this: It's slow, but I think that's part of a high-quality process. I make toast on the darkest setting, using Trader Joe's multi-grain bread, right out of freezer, and without using the extra toasting button I get uniformly dark, perfect, one-slice servings on both sides. I'm scrambling eggs and making coffee so it's not like I've found myself waiting, drumming my fingers on the counter, for the toast to pop up. I love the buttons - on top of unit and easy to read and making a beautiful display. To one other reviewer's point on a Cuisanart toaster that smudges so easily, I found the same to be true, and of course, it didn't toast evenly, so that went back after 24 hours. On the Breville, the non-smudge finish is just spectacular, like the finish on a Rolls Royce. There's the line we Amazon buyers have found to be so true: you have to see this in person to believe how handsome an item it is. It's like the fit and finish on a $60,000 car, just gorgeous, reeking of quality. *Back to function: the opposite of the dark setting on my toaster is the lowest setting, for just lightly searing hamburger buns. I like Pepperidge Farm "slider" buns, which I freeze and then remove from the freezer as needed, long enough at room temperature to be able to separate the halves and still keep as once piece. That one bun piece, opened, fits into the slot and on the settings of 1 FROZEN and 2 lightest toast setting, the results are perfect, just enough toasting to seal the bread from the burger's juice. I also like the "Lift & Look" and "A Bit More" buttons, but have not explored them much. Bottom line: If this toaster holds up it will be one of the most fun purchases I've made for my 2nd favorite room in the house, my kitchen. Update photo: I added fourth photo to show the beautiful, functional louvers on the one side of the unit. The toaster does generate a lot of heat - not so much greater heat than other toasters but heat that's on for a longer period of time. I may put tinfoil on the underside of the cupboard above the toaster.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2016 by TechJunkie
Saw this toaster at a friend's house. Splurged and got the toaster. WELL made, looks great, VERY Simple to use, easy to understand buttons. Clean, sleek, you or your guests do not have to stare at the toaster to try and figure out how to toast whatever they want to toast. Not a million buttons, dials etc. Just straight forward. Nice wide slots for bagels, Hamburger Buns, home made sourdough etc. Now it's 9/2025 bought this toaster in 2016 almost 10 years old. Looks great still, functions top notch still, spent 200, that's 20$ a year! Lol, my neighbors have been through 5-6 toasters and they toast like crap, burnt, soft, etc. I have gotten this toaster for wedding gifts, they still have them. FYI sides of it stay fairly cool but lots of heat comes out the top. Like hot, so do not put under a cabinet when in use. It can store there, but pull it out from under to use give it a bit to cool down and push it back. WISH they had an option for Black Stainless
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by Benny
High build quality, very nice looking. Could toast more evenly. Modern appliances have sound alerts that are annoying. This toaster has sound alert aswell, when done. Whish it wouldn't. I like the buttons though.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Jar Head
I bought the Breville because I was tired of run of the mill toasters that do not toast evenly and don't last so long. So I did a lot of searching and comparing. I settled on the Breville and am very pleased I did. While it has more complex controls, it is really easy to learn and understand. It toasts evenly, and the choice of shades is good. The best part is the "A LIttle More" feature which allows you to check out the toasting and add another 30 seconds or so without stopping the cycle. Did I mention that it is beautiful and sturdy, yet? This is a classy piece of kitchen furniture.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Mark B