What is ths difference between this and Breville BTA830XL?
2012408
Without having both in front of me, I can't say for sure. However, it looks like (at least from the positions of the function keys) the only difference is the size of the slots. If you use a lot of bread that requires a larger slot, the BTA830XL would be the way to go. I don't, so this is perfect for me. I am more impressed with this toaster each time I use it.
2012409
The BTA840XL that I have is a four-slice toaster with normal length slots. The BTA830XL you are inquiring about is a two-slice toaster with long slots. I'm not sure why you would want the extra long slots unless you purchase unusually large bread or bagels, but it's up to you! I don't think the extra long slot comes in a four-slice, so that may make a difference to you as well. I hope I helped! Merry Christmas!!!
1470659
I have never had to contact Breville customer service, but I would imagine it's worth a try. If you purchased from Amazon, you would have a record there.
436685
I have the same question. I googled "Breville BSB510XL made in china", and come to the conclusion that it's made in China and uses BPA free plastic.
325711
the BOV800XL is slightly larger all around. it will take a 13" pizza pan vs. the 12" pan the BOV650XL can take. the selection dials are different, i.e., the 650XL choice is for # of slices and desired darkness, whereas the 800XL you simply dial your darkness choice. in some ways the 650XL is an easier choice for limited counter-top space. the biggest difference of course is that the 800XL is a convection oven also but if you don't use convection ovens I would opt for the slightly more compact 650XL. hope this is helpful:) happy shopping!
2212833
I am not familiar with the newer juicers but the Breville is a solid piece of engineering. It should last a lifetime. I have had no trouble with it and I would think it is the best one available.
1013363
If I am to assume that the 870 self contained is without the grinder I would go with that one. I asked at a store that sold the Breville with the grinder if the grinder or the espresso machine itself broke that the folks at Breville would replace the entire machine. Since I purchased one without the grinder and did not explore the statement made by the sales person I would suggest that you call Breville customer service and make sure that statement is true. I like my Breville, by the way.
1976505
I would go with the Breville I have not used that machine but I have had a omega it juices great but the two handles on the side break easily when put back together.
199264
Hi Adam S. The Breville 800JEXL Elite is not a masticating juicer. I have owned this model of centrifugal juicer for over 2 years. While I am more than satisfied with the quality of juice it produces and with its performance, I have recently decided to change to a masticating juicer. The Breville, and most centrifugal juicers, juice your veggies and fruits at very high RPMs (1500), which I have read destroys many of the valuable enzymes in fruits and veggies. The masticating juicers, on the other hand, juices your fruits and veggies at 80 RPMs. This lower RPM supposedly avoids "oxidizing" the juice of your fruits and veggies, unlike the centrifugal type of juicer, thus preserving the integrity of those valuable enzymes/nutrients. I don't know if this is true, as there is so much hype out there on the Internet. But it sounds good to me, and right now I can afford to buy another juicer. After spending a lot of time researching masticating juicers, I am leaning toward the Omega J8006. It has a dual auger, which I have read is the best method to juice with a masticating juicer. Reviews for the Omega J8006 are great, and I can live with the cons. (Cons mostly consist of having to cut down in size your veggies before juicing. I don't have a problem spending a little extra time with cutting up the veggies before putting them down the shute. It doesn't seem like much of con to me.) Good luck with your research in selecting a juicer. If this will be your first, you're in for a positive change in your health, regardless of your selection (centrifugal vs. masticating). Juicing is great!
1034558
All Breville® products sold in the U.S., including the BSB530XL All In One™, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz. For any further questions we ask you to please call our Consumer Support team at 1-866-273-8455 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) or submit your inquiry online at www.brevilleusasupport.com so that we may reach out to you.
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All Breville® products sold in the U.S., including the BTA720XL Bit More™, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz. For any further questions we ask you to please call our Consumer Support team at 1-866-273-8455 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) or submit your inquiry online at www.brevilleusasupport.com so that we may reach out to you.
490000
Hi Pam, The difference that I know of is the holding tank at the back of the coffee maker. The BXB has a round silver tank and the GRB has a more square look. Both are offered in Black and White. Both makers do pretty much the same thing in the same amount of time. We chose the BXB just because i liked the way it looked compared to the other. If you choose one, I can honestly say you won't be disappointed..Hope this helped...
1183149
The Breville stated warranty is 90 days on a refurb, but Breville support, which is slow, was great in our case and sent us a replacement when our refurb died 14 months after purchase. They paid shipping both ways. The replacement came with a new crisping pan and broiler pan, so we ended up with 2x of those since they didn't want them sent in with our broken oven.
886486
Actually the motor is the same. The difference is in the auger and the warranty. The auger in the 8004 (white) and 8006 (chrome) is 8 times stronger than the auger in the 8003 (white) and 8005 (chrome). In addition the warranty for the 8004 and 8006 is 15 years versus the 10 year warranty of the 8003 and 8005. I've heard of scouring of the auger with the 8003 and 8005 due to putting hard seeds and things through the juicer, that's why I went with the 8004.
786477
The juicers are the same except the 8004 is white and less expensive, and the 8006 is chrome colored (both are plastic) and a bit more pricey. I opted for the white, and have no regrets. Here is a YouTube video from discountjuicers.com comparing the two, but I bought mine from Amazon. Fastest shipping ever! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGMXylpfGSY
1328699
The BTA830XL Die-Cast Smart™ Toaster was designed to have longer slots for artisan bread, where the BTA820XL is a traditional 2 slice toaster. Also the BTA830XL toaster is designed to be a kind of two-in-one toaster in that it works well with two sliced but also has the capacity to toast four slices equally well. The functions of the two toasters are the same.
571117
The 5030 is a larger machine. Its capacity is larger, it freezes faster, it weights more (72 lbs vs 45 lbs), and it costs twice as much. Is it worth it? I found that i really don't use the extra capacity that often, but rather make multiple batches with different flavors. The faster turnaround time makes it worth it for me.
1075545
First of all, I am very pleased with the Breville BCG800XL. It does a great job with various grind preferences. As far as grinding capacity, I usually only do smaller batches at a time for home use. As noted by another customer, when I grind espresso in slightly larger batches for both home and work at the same time I do smell the motor get slightly warm. BUT, please note that I do not detect a difference with the coffee quality. I hope that helps you !