Tower T27021 4 Slice Deep Fill Sandwich Maker with Extra-Deep, Non-Stick Ceramic Coated Plates, Automatic Temperature Control, 1600W, Black

This is an efficient sandwich toaster. It heats up quickly. It fills easily and seals properly unless you load it too much. It cooks thoroughly and makes delicious sandwiches. It is easy to clean and doesn't take up a lot of room in my cupboard or the worktop if I choose to leave it out.

Well this is impressive for the price!We had to ditch our old more expensive one as the non stick had gone on it and it was driving us mad taking so long to cook.Pros: Great price; cooks so fast; lovely deep plates to fit lots of filling in; easy to use; super easy to clean.Cons: none just buy it I wish I did earlier!

Nice and simple toastie maker, only downside is there’s no power button so once it’s plugged in it’s always on so

Very happy with this, heats quickly, normal sized bread fits perfectly with room for lot's of filling. Easy to clean, absolute brilliant purchase.

This is a brilliant item. I've always had the normal coated 2slice toaster but the ceramic plates are very easy to clean and more none stick. It is a lot bigger than I was expecting but it saves time. You can get more fillings into your toasties because of the deeper pockets Which is great and I've found the pattern on the ceramic plates helps with toasting as well.

Great sandwich maker. Mine heats up in about 2 minutes, toasts sandwiches perfectly in around 5 minutes depending on the bread and filling. I’ve even tried a square ciabatta roll and that was also a great success. I cleaned it and rubbed on a small amount of oil before first use as recommended, and it wipes clean easily.

Easy to use, well-made. Although it does take time to heat up.

It's a toastie maker! And it certainly will make a toasties. Heats up fast, reasonably easy to clean. The only issue, as mentioned by others, is that the plates are Square. You'll find that most loaves are not! Therefore, although you get a lovely toastie, half the filling will have escaped making for a slightly less deep toastie and a bit of burned mess to clean up in the unit.Most of the toastie makers I've seen have square plates and I've no idea what they are thinking. Also, if you use thick toastie bread then it will really squash your taostie, as "deep fill" is not really that deep!Wouldni buy it again? Nope, I'd look around for something that'll either fit a slice of bread or be a bit deeper. It'll do for now though.