Breville BTA830XL Die-Cast Smart Toaster 4-Slice Long Slot Toaster, Brushed Stainless Steel
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Monday, Mar 23
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Features
- The Breville Smart Toaster with extra long slice capacity for bread types that need longer slots; Use one touch auto lowering or lifting for gentle handling, "Lift & Look" to monitor progress and 'A Bit More' to add a extra time to the toasting cycle
- INNOVATIVE FEATURES: 'Lift & Look' and 'A Bit More' allow you to check on your toast or add a little extra time without interrupting the toasting cycle; The bagel function ensures even heat for even toasting and unfreeze your favorites using defrost
- EXTRA LONG 4 SLICE CAPACITY: The toaster features a 4 slice capacity and provides longer slots to meet the demands of larger artisanal bread, thick bagels and dense pastries
- VARIABLE BROWNING CONTROL: The Breville Smart Toaster 4-slice long slots lets you toast to your ideal brownness level and monitor your progress with the LED indicator so you know how much longer the toasting cycle has left to run
- AUTOMATIC CONTROL WITH AUTO LIFE & LOOK: At the touch of a button, your bread can be automatically lowered into the toaster, lifted during the toasting cycle to monitor progress and lifted at the end to deliver toasting perfection
- EASY CLEANING: No need to lift when cleaning, simply pull out the front crumb tray and empty into the dustbin
- SETTINGS: 5 Settings including 'A Bit More', 'Lift & Look', Defrost, Bagel and Fruit Bread
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 1600 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120 Volts
Description
How do you toast any type of bread and get it just the way you like it? The Breville BTA830XL Die-cast Smart Toaster has one touch 'Lift and Look' toasting carriage which automatically moves up and down to show the browning process without interrupting the toasting cycle, as well as features one touch 'A Bit More' which allows you to add a little extra time to the toasting cycle for any shaped bread. Motorized carriage with push button controls include both a Bagel setting and a Frozen setting.
Brand: Breville
Color: Stainless Steel
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 7.7"D x 14.9"W x 7.5"H
Specific Uses For Product: Bread
Brand: Breville
Color: Stainless Steel
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 7.7"D x 14.9"W x 7.5"H
Specific Uses For Product: Bread
Wattage: 1600 watts
Number of Slices: 4
Special Feature: Alcohol-Free
Style: New
Item Weight: 8.25 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts
Number of settings: 5
Number of Programs: 4
Item Weight: 8.25 pounds
Manufacturer: HWI/Breville USA
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BTA830XL
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 10, 2013
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I did loads of research before splurging on this toasting machine. Going full-on electronics to control my toasting made me nervous, but since there were so many glowing reviews (one blogger rated it the all-time top toaster), I thought I'd take a chance to have the epic toasting experience. We'd only had this toaster for a couple of weeks, but we are avid toast eaters and have toasted many types of breads, including pitas, sourdoughs, and multi-grain slices, thus I feel I am justified to leave an honest review. The operation is very cool, smooth, and calm. At the push of the button, the toast slowly descends into the chambers to be warmed. The toast level setting lights up and counts down until the toasting cycle has finished. Once finished, the toasted bread slowly then rises up from the chambers, and once fully up, the toaster commands your attention with a modest but pleasant "ding". It's all very cool and modern. We do not frequently buy bagels or frozen toast-ready pastries, so we did not test these functions. My husband did notice that there is a not-so-pleasant sounding squeak as the carriage ascends. It's mildly annoying, especially given the smooth operation of the design and the hefty price tag on this thing, but I was so enthralled with the newness of it all that I did not even notice it until he pointed it out to me. I also immediately noticed, from toast 1, that the toasting is not even. I noticed browning is heavier on bottom edge vs. the top edge, but it was not drastic enough for me to despair too much. It was noticeable, but not ridiculous. Now for the really bad news. Unfortunately, this toaster, as cool as I wanted it to be, has serious design flaws. It's so close to being great, but when I saw those flashing lights that others here have described, and I could not get the carriage to lift, I cursed this product. Here's what happened. I was starving from working too long and finally decided I needed some lunch. I dropped a couple of slices of toast into my toaster, adjusted the darkness level to about 2 or so (light toasting for my sammy). After a while I was hoping to use the "lift and look" feature to see how it was doing, so I hit that button. I did not see the toast come up. Shortly afterward, the heat was turned off and all four buttons started flashing on and off constantly and indefinitely. I watched and waited for a bit. I hit the Cancel button, hoping to get the bread to rise up out of the toasting chambers. No change. I waited some more. The flashing continued and the bread remained snugly embedded within the chambers. I rushed to find the manual and troubleshoot. To may dismay, there is absolutely nothing in the manual about troubleshooting this problem, which so many reviewers here have also experienced. I also did not find any way to "reset" or "reboot" this piece of electronics. So, I did what comes naturally and unplugged the thing for a bit. I plugged it back in and waited. I could hear a faint motor sound, sounding like it was trying to do something, maybe lift up my toast, but the bread did not budge. So I unplugged it again and let it cool. I found the phone number on the back of the manual and though that would save me. I called, used the recorded menu options, and proceeded to listen to a song that I believe Breville created or at least owns, and the periodic Australian woman assuring me that my call would be taken in the order in which it was received - yadda yadda yadda - over and over again. I must have waited for 15 minutes before I finally gave up. At this point I was getting a bit hangry and decided I needed to fish out my bread and eat, so I took a break from the frustration for a while. I came back to this page to review the problems other consumers had with this same toaster. Sure enough, the most popular problem was the same as mine, and it seemed fatal. Why? Why, Breville, is there no button to reset things when the electronics get confused like this? Why does unplugging the toaster not serve as a reboot to help clear this? What is the bug in this design? Please make sure your engineers take a good, hard look at the design, do some thorough testing, and sell a more reliable toaster. I really wanted to like this toaster, and I really hoped that it would perform for me. I do not abuse my things. I take good care of them and I am careful to read the manual before I use them. I deserve a toaster that will work for more than a couple of weeks before going completely insane and refusing to do anything at all. At this point, I've returned my defective toaster to Amazon for a full refund and am shopping yet again for a comparable toaster that can replace my dying Cuisinart (now a Waring) long slot toaster. I'm very sad that things didn't work out with this product, but I'm glad I was able to find out sooner, rather than after the return or warranty period was up. If you do decide to take a chance on this toaster, I hope you have better luck with it than I did. I would also advise you to keep the packaging, in case you need to return it. The return process is very easy with Amazon and UPS if you need it. Buyer beware!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2015 by BZ
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Over the years, before today, we had purchased three of the Breville 830XL toasters and our daughter has (on our recommendation) a fourth one. We currently have one in our house and one in our condo. The house one (the oldest and most used) died a year or two ago and we replaced it with the same one. Today the condo one (4 1/2 years old but used much more occasionally) also died and after much searching (reading reviews and looking at the options) I've gone out and bought exactly the same one again, which is due to arrive early next week so we'll be toasting our bagels and multigrain bread in the oven until then. Why buy the same toaster over and over again? (1) We want to toast for two people at the same time so a short two-slice won't do. (2) We don't want a bulky 4-slice side by side toaster on our countertop. (3) That means we need a toaster with two extra long and wide slots. (4) We want the toaster to sit in a corner with all the buttons on the short side facing out, at the opposite end from the plug. If you check out long slot toasters the buttons are all over the toaster - some have buttons on two sides or all on the long side and only a couple have all the buttons on the short side. So, the Breville 840XL is one of the few toasters that meets all of our requirements. Why four star and not five star? We've had two of these toasters die now - the first one died slowly (toasting took longer and longer and longer......) and today's death was overnight (I plugged it in this morning and the power to the outlet went off; tried four outlets and it did the same to all of them). I think a toaster that costs $150 a couple of years ago and $199 today should last more than 4 1/2 years before quitting; hence the four stars. But - comparing it with the other options - this is still the best model for us. I checked all the major rating websites and read the reviews on Amazon and the other long slot toasters don't compare to this Breville one - and this is the only Breville that meets our requirements. So, we'll be waiting for the new 830XL to arrive, hopefully in a couple of days. By the way, the toaster is grey steel and looks really nice on our countertops.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2022 by Aggie