Russell Hobbs Toaster
The value pick — even everyday toasting with the essential modes at a budget price
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Even browning across variable settings
- ✓ Frozen, reheat and cancel functions
- ✓ Wide slots with a high-lift feature
- ✓ Removable crumb tray, low price
Our take
For a good, cheap toaster the Russell Hobbs is the sensible buy: browning is even, the essential frozen and reheat modes are there, and it costs a fraction of the design toasters. It won't last a lifetime and the build is plastic-heavy, but for everyday toast on a budget it's hard to fault.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Very affordable
- + Even everyday browning
- + Has the essential modes
- + Wide slots and high-lift
Cons
- − Plastic-heavy build
- − Won't last like premium toasters
- − Basic controls
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