Breville Eye Q Toaster Review: A Toaster With A Vision
The world’s first toaster that works on color instead of time is great. But is it $300 great?
Sam Rutherford for Engadget
RATING : 8.7 / 10
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The classic pop-up toaster is arguably one of the simplest kitchen appliances you can own. It's just a box with resistive coils inside, a timer and spring-loaded slots to eject your bread when it's done. It's a well-tested formula that has worked for more than 100 years, and as the old adage goes: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But what if there was a world in which the pop-up toaster had never been invented and someone tried to make one with today's technology? The result would probably look a lot like Breville's new $300 Eye Q Toaster, which is the first of its kind to crisp up bread based...
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