CPT%2D180FR Classic Brushed 4%2DSlice Toaster %2D Factory Refurbished%2D Stainless Steel

Yep, it's a toaster. It toasts bread. And why anyone would pay full retail for this is beyond me. The factory reconditioned one I received looked new, worked like new, and came with everything the new one did. It looks great with all the stainless appliances we have. Save your money and buy reconditioned whenever you can. I have many times and have yet to be disappointed.

I liked the shape and style of this toaster to match the stainless, retro thing I have going on in my kitchen. It looks great, but can't make toast to save its life. It's actually cuisinart, which I didn't want to buy because I had read the reviews and thought it was conair, as advertised. When it arrived it said "Cuisinart" all over it. Here it is: CONAIR CPT180 Mysterious. Whatever happened to those ten dollar toasters that used to make toast?

The toaster looks great and works well enough, but the slots, while wide, are much too short. Any bread other than Wonder-bread type does not fit and has to be cut in half.

We have used this toaster for several months, it looks great. It does nottoast both sides of the bread evenly,but that o.k. with us. Have not had any problems with it and it gets lots of use.Also great for bagels.

What a great toaster! Arrived quickly and in perfect working order. Not only a good looking appliance but toasts perfectly on all sides which is quite rare for a four slice toaster... And it being refurbished made it quite a deal!

I was just cruising my Amazon purchase history and saw that I bought my toaster on here in 2007. It was factory reconditioned (only $28!) and nine years later it's still working perfectly. Never a problem! I hope I'm not jinxing myself by posting this, LOL.

Did not work properly.

This toaster toasts well, bagels and bread. really long pieces of bread have to be cut in half to fit. Good value, hope it lasts. We seem to go thru toasters every year or two no matter what we pay for them.