Nedis 2-Slice Toaster 1450W – Extra-Long Slots, 7 Settings
£39.99
Stylish 1450W 2-slice toaster with extra-long 23 cm slots—perfect for long slices or two pairs of sandwich bread. Choose from 7 browning levels and use Defrost, Reheat or Cancel; includes bun warming rack, removable crumb tray and cord storage for easy use and cleaning.
- Extra-long slots (23 cm) for long slices or 2×2 sandwich slices
- 7 browning settings + Defrost, Reheat, Cancel functions
- Bun warming rack, removable crumb tray and cord storage
Description
A compact, straightforward two-slot toaster with extra-long 23 cm slots and simple controls, the Nedis 2 Slice Toaster suits small households, couples or anyone who regularly toasts longer slices (baguette halves, artisan bread) or wants to fit four small sandwich slices at once. It focuses on practical features — seven browning settings, defrost/reheat/cancel functions, a bun-warming rack and a removable crumb tray — rather than smart bells and whistles.
Key specifications
- Power: 1450 W
- Slots: 2 extra-long slots, each 23 cm
- Browning: 7 settings
- Functions: Defrost, Reheat, Cancel
- Accessories/features: Bun warming rack (as listed in product title), removable crumb tray, cord storage
- Dimensions and weight: 445 mm (L) × 220 mm (W) × 215 mm (H); 2.34 kg
- Package contents: Toaster, manual
What the main specs mean in everyday use
- Slot length (23 cm): These are significantly longer than standard toaster slots. That means you can toast two long slices at once (for example, baguette halves or longer artisan slices) or arrange up to four smaller sandwich slices if you turn or stagger them. If you mainly toast thin pre-sliced supermarket loaf bread, you’ll still get two slices at a time.
- Power (1450 W): This is a typical power level for domestic toasters and will heat elements quickly. At UK mains voltages that equates to a current draw of roughly 6–6.5 A; it’s not unusual but worth remembering if you’re operating multiple high‑draw appliances on the same circuit.
- 7 browning settings: Offers fairly fine control over how dark the toast comes out. Exact timing will vary with the thickness and moisture of your bread, so expect to experiment to find the setting that matches your preferences.
Controls and practical features
- Defrost and reheat: Defrost is handy if you keep bread in the freezer and want to toast it straight from frozen. Reheat is simply for warming without further browning — useful for day‑old rolls you want to crisp up. Cancel lets you stop a cycle at any time.
- Bun warming rack: The title lists a bun warming rack, which is typically used to warm rolls, croissants or pastries after toasting. The product data lists only the toaster and manual in the package contents; confirm with the seller whether a detachable rack is supplied in the box or is built into the unit.
- Cleaning and storage: A removable crumb tray makes daily cleaning simple. Built‑in cord storage reduces countertop clutter.
Space, installation and kitchen suitability
- Footprint and height: At 445 mm long this toaster is longer than many two-slice models because of the extra-long slots. Measure your counter and cupboards — particularly the depth of any appliance cupboard — before buying if you plan to store it away.
- Weight and handling: At 2.34 kg it is easy to lift for cleaning or moving, but the long body means you’ll want a clear, stable surface when in use.
- No smart features or connectivity: This is a conventional plug-in toaster without Wi‑Fi, app control or timers beyond the mechanical/electrical controls listed.
Things to know before buying
- Confirm the bun-warming rack: The product title cites a bun warming rack, but the package contents list only the toaster and manual. If having a separate or removable rack is important, check the retailer’s product images or ask for clarification.
- Capacity versus throughput: Although you can fit longer slices or four small slices, it’s still a two-slot toaster: you cannot toast four standard slices simultaneously in separate slots unless the slices are small or overlapped as described. If you regularly need to toast four full‑sized slices separately at once, a four-slot model will be more convenient.
- No energy label or noise figures provided: If low noise or the most efficient energy class is a priority, that information is not supplied in the product data.
- Warranty and safety details: The listing does not include warranty length or explicit safety features (auto shut‑off, cool‑touch casing, etc.). If these are important, check the manufacturer’s site or ask the retailer.
Overall, this Nedis toaster is a practical choice if you want extra-long slots and straightforward control over browning, with the convenience of defrost/reheat and easy cleaning — provided the physical footprint fits your kitchen and you’re comfortable with a basic, non‑smart appliance.










