Is toaster plastic or metal? Flat or shiny black?
1019212
It is shiny plastic. My main objection is that it burns toast at the lowest temp setting. I have to stand over it and manually pop it up when the toast is done.
1019213
Except for the area around the slots, the toaster is shiny black plastic. the solar area is metal and does get hot.
2218311
yes, however we bought another toaster because we don't care for the taste of the toast!!! it has a "chemical taste. bought a cheaper toaster and it if just fine. but no, no fingerprints. want mine? lol!
123502
This toaster has a slide out tray. It is very easy to clean. I clean it after every use.
12677
It is silent....i did not hear any noises..it is a good toaster....i love it...and looks nice on counter.
1699378
Pretty sure it's Plastic. There's a shiny silver coating. ( slight possibility it could be chrome. But I doubt it. I will say ,it has been durable. No chips. Used several times
380504
It is a glossy black plastic finish, but it is black. The mesh speaker grills are possibly made of stainless steel, but they are painted black as well.
1808970
It is just a basic toaster. The slots are a little wider than other toasters.
1688068
I purchased one before they were discontinued, thank goodness. I had one previous to that one where the white paint started to look shabby. That one's still in good working order. When the silver one wears out, I'll go back to using that one. Too bad they were discontinued. I love this toaster. I'd be reluctant to try to buy a used one, however.
927383
No. The interior is black, and I don't know what kind of metal it is. I only knoe that I've had my Toaster Oven for over a year and I LOVE I T !!! I wish I'd bought one sooner.
709097
I think it is plastic, but very sturdy. The only thing we have against this toaster is that you can not do halved English muffins in it. They slid down between the 'holder wires'.
2002255
My model number is 1779206. If you're looking at Model 1779207, it's the 4 slice toaster.
1600797
This would be best answered by Amazon its a great toaster and we love it by the way.
1962704
It utilizes a metallic wire as the heating element. There are reflective plates onto which the metallic wire is mounted with spacers. This toaster browns extremely evenly no matter what size bread you are toasting. If you will not be toasting over sized loafs of bread or pastries, I would suggest getting the smaller sized unit. The toast slots are a bit shorter but they are the same width to accommodate thick slices. The smaller unit is almost $100 cheaper as well. All in all, you will not be disappointed in the purchase of either size of this toaster. A great product that will also reward you with numerous compliments as well.
627448
My model does not have the toaster. (I returned that one). My model is black with a brushed stainless steel front. FYI - It works extremely well, and I'm very happy with it. Diane
919794
Good question, but I can't answer it I ordered the TEM4500 but they sent me toaster by the same model number but by another manufacturer. I tried it but was of poor quality that I sent it back and baught a Quisinart four slice toaster and I am happy with it. It consistently provides evenly toasted bread. Slice after slice.
2255311
My toaster has a made in China sticker on the bottom. It is an excellent unit with quality parts.
1869784
I got the four-slice toaster (CPT-180), not the two-slicer but I don't suppose that makes much difference in terms of your question. The toaster is made in China. I don't think the metal is as thick as your standard-issue old school toaster from the mid-20th century, but it doesn't seem thin either. In an earlier review I complained a bit about having to re-toast the bread a bit to get a really toasted slice of toast, but that's something typical of most modern toasters. Anyway, since then I've discovered a way to get it right the first time around by fiddling with the bagel and defrost settings. I got the four-slice toaster (CPT-180), not the two-slicer but I don't suppose that makes much difference in terms of your question. The toaster is made in China. I don't think the metal is as thick as your standard-issue old school toaster from the mid-20th century, but it doesn't seem thin either. In an earlier review I complained a bit about having to re-toast the bread a bit to get a really toasted slice of toast, but that's something typical of most modern toasters. Anyway, since then I've discovered a way to get it right the first time around by fiddling with the bagel and defrost... » Read More I got the four-slice toaster (CPT-180), not the two-slicer but I don't suppose that makes much difference in terms of your question. The toaster is made in China. I don't think the metal is as thick as your standard-issue old school toaster from the mid-20th century, but it doesn't seem thin either. In an earlier review I complained a bit about having to re-toast the bread a bit to get a really toasted slice of toast, but that's something typical of most modern toasters. Anyway, since then I've discovered a way to get it right the first time around by fiddling with the bagel and defrost settings. « Show Less