- How is this different from Smeg's two-slice toaster?
- This one has four slots with two independent control pairs, so you can toast two pairs at different browning levels. The two-slice model is smaller and lighter but has a single set of controls.
- Does it toast four slices evenly?
- Yes. Each pair of slots has its own browning dial, and owners generally report even results across all four slots.
- Can it handle bagels and thick bread?
- It has a bagel setting that toasts the cut side only. Slot width is on the tight side, so very thick slices and large bagels may need a nudge.
- Is it easy to clean?
- Yes. It has a removable crumb tray, and the steel body wipes down easily.
- What's in the box?
- The toaster itself, a removable crumb tray and the instruction manual. No extras beyond that.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper four-slot toaster?
- Only if the retro design matters to you. Cheaper toasters toast four slices just as well, but they won't match a pastel kitchen the way this does.
- Where is the Smeg 50's Style TSF03PGUS cheapest?
- At The Latest Drop, for $246.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Smeg 50's Style TSF03PGUS?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including The Latest Drop, Best Buy, Aj Madison, Nordstrom.