Technical Details
- Unique illuminating digital control panel
- Beeps when toast ready
- Cooltouch
- Variable bread width function.
- Bun warming rack
- 'Hi lift' facility for small items
- Deep toasting chamber for large items
- Cancel, Frozen bread, Reheat & bagel function
- Removable crumb trays
- 2 year guarantee
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Manufacturer's Description
A gadget lover's dream, the Opera toaster lights up when switched on, emits a noise to alert you when its work is done and has a digital control panel rather than the usual dials. Designed to ensure you get precisely the right setting, the illuminated digital panel is easier to read than traditional dials and the settings are simple to change. The Opera toaster has a wide variety of functions including Coolwall sides, an electronic browning control, a bagel toasting function, a variable bread width option, a bun warming rack, a hi-lift facility for small items and a deep toasting chamber for large slices.
Product Description
A quality toaster from Morphy Richards, with 2 year manufacturer guarantee.
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50 of 53 people found the following review helpful
Our awful blue toaster finally gave up the ghost a few weeks ago, so it was a good excuse to go shopping for a new one. We bought the Morphy Richards Opera Toaster from Comet but it was the same price as is shown here.
Is it worth the money? It certainly is!
We actually use the toaster for 2 slices rather than 4 as we buy Warburtons bread, which is larger than most and to fit 4 slices in you would have to buy..well milk bread to be honest, that awful round stuff.
Anyway, we like the cool digital display on the front and the setting we have it on is 3. The settings run from 1-5 and it's really trial and error to find the one you want but 3 works for us, anything higher and the bread burns! I suppose the bleeper sounding when the toast is ready is a gimmick but a useful one if you happen to be blind. I actually like this feature and the matching kettle whistles too and doesn't get on my nerves as expected.
I really don't know why bun warmers are included with toasters as we never use it. I suppose if you are into warm croissants and the like it may come in useful but we like toast and that's why we bought it as a toaster!
Grills tend to be "add ons" these days with cookers - usually at waist level which to me, isn't very practical. So if you have a cooker with a useless grill then a toaster like the Opera is a must. It really is brilliant, the toast is perfect every time and it has been a great addition to the kitchen. I like the grey, pearlescent colour too which is so different from the chrome products that are around now. Fingerprints DO NOT mark this toaster so cleaning is kept to an absolute minimum!
A must buy in every sense!
Is it worth the money? It certainly is!
We actually use the toaster for 2 slices rather than 4 as we buy Warburtons bread, which is larger than most and to fit 4 slices in you would have to buy..well milk bread to be honest, that awful round stuff.
Anyway, we like the cool digital display on the front and the setting we have it on is 3. The settings run from 1-5 and it's really trial and error to find the one you want but 3 works for us, anything higher and the bread burns! I suppose the bleeper sounding when the toast is ready is a gimmick but a useful one if you happen to be blind. I actually like this feature and the matching kettle whistles too and doesn't get on my nerves as expected.
I really don't know why bun warmers are included with toasters as we never use it. I suppose if you are into warm croissants and the like it may come in useful but we like toast and that's why we bought it as a toaster!
Grills tend to be "add ons" these days with cookers - usually at waist level which to me, isn't very practical. So if you have a cooker with a useless grill then a toaster like the Opera is a must. It really is brilliant, the toast is perfect every time and it has been a great addition to the kitchen. I like the grey, pearlescent colour too which is so different from the chrome products that are around now. Fingerprints DO NOT mark this toaster so cleaning is kept to an absolute minimum!
A must buy in every sense!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Great toaster. Bought it as a replacement for out 2 slice toaster that struggled to cope with normal slices and not wide enough for crumpets. We use it mostly as a two slice toaster but is more than adequate for 4 slices and wide enough for crumpets. I am now going to buy a second one for the caravan
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I've had this toaster for a year and a half now. I don't know why I've put up with it for so long. On any setting except 1 it burns the toast (and I'm talking freshly cooked bread here - I make my own, plus sometimes buy bread from the shop, and it burns both). It also toasts very unevenly. Its extra lift facility is so crap that I can't recall a time the toast didn't burn my fingers when I tried to get it out. I've had a Morphy Richards toaster before of a different model, and that was rubbish too, in a very similar way - I should have worked it out then and not bought another one. The dinky digital display works very erratically, too. Don't buy it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
It toasts bread
This is a 4 slice toaster. It will happily toast 4 slices of bread. What else do you expect a toaster to do, or a review of a toaster to say.
Published on 26 Oct 2008 by Chris
great toaster
this is an amazing toaster...it looks great too! the only thing that some people may dislike is the beeping sound it makes when complete... Read more
Published on 9 April 2008 by J. Latif
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