10 Best Toasters UK 2024 | Breville, Dualit and More

Not only does this toaster have wide slots and an optional lite sandwich cage which will accommodate when you require a deeper slot, but it also comes with patented toast technology, meaning it calculates the temperature of your toaster so that it will deliver a consistently perfect golden-brown toast, every single time. 

Along with this new feature, it also comes with the standard Dualit functions, defrost, cancel, and bagel, as well as a choice of 8 different heat settings. Whilst it's not the cheapest toaster, we think getting something of this quality for this price would be a welcome addition to any toast-loving home, and for that reason, it takes our top spot! 

This no-frills toaster from Breville is very stylish, with textured lines and shiny mirror chrome details - we think it would look good in any home. For the price, we don't think there is anything better on the market. With deep slots of different variables, you can toast anything you like, from different size breads to crumpets and bagels. 

It has the necessary features for safe toasting, such as a high-lift feature that can help you to remove smaller slices without burning your fingers, and a 'Life & Look' function where you can view the toast's progress mid-toast. The removable crumb tray and cord storage will also help to keep your worktop mess free.

This toaster has wide and deep slots, meaning it will take all different types of bread and leave no burnt bottoms or soft tops behind. As well as simple controls that are clear and painless to use and a large crumb tray that is easy to clean.

As well as having all the classic options that you will need from a toaster, such as reheat and defrost, it also cleverly comes with 2 pairs of independently controlled toasting slots, meaning that you can use one at a time, or you can each have your preferred setting so that everyone is happy.  

This is a perfect toaster for families. It comes with slots for 4-slices so that no-one is going to go without and works at the absolute peak of the power specification guidelines. We also love that it comes with a convenient 'extra lift' option that will save those little items that may sometimes get lost in the deep slots. 

With a modern yet retro vibe it's quite difficult to say where this toaster belongs in terms of style, but we think that means it can comfortably exist in any kitchen. This toaster is on the larger side, but if you have the room, we think this is great value for the money. 

If you're the sort of person that can't get enough of the latest gadgets and gizmo's this is going to be right up your street. It comes with a futuristic-looking LED on the front that displays how long is left as well as a button which gently lowers and lifts your toast out of the slots so no more catching your toast when it's finished!  

As well as all the futuristic features it also brings with it some classic toaster functions, such as defrost and a crumpet/fruit loaf option. One other thing this contemporary toaster brings is a handy 'A Bit More' function where it will cook the toast a bit longer when pressed. 

This stylish toaster from Breville comes in four different colourways meaning there is a shade for every kitchen. The deep slots accommodate different bread sizes as well as crumpets and bagels. 

It offers a defrost, reheat, high lift as well as a nifty "lift and look" function so you can check how your bread is doing without cancelling the toasting course.  The only trouble there seems to be, is that many reviewers say that it toasts quite slowly. 

This bargain from Russell Hobbs comes with many of the functions that the more expensive toasters on this list have. Wide slots for those thick artisanal pieces of bread, a frozen function so you can cook straight from the freezer and adjustable heat so you can cook the toast just how you like it. 

However, this is certainly a toaster for those who will only be using it occasionally and not one for those who crave the crunch. Although the slots are wide, they have been known to be too shallow which means getting an even crisp all over the bread can be quite difficult without multiple attempts. 

This is a simple yet strong performance toaster from Bosch, and for what it produces, we think it comes in at a very reasonable price. It has a nice clean design that will look good in any kitchen and comes with a defrost and reheat function as well as 6 different browning levels for making your toast.

In addition, this nifty toaster comes with a built in pop-up wire rack for warming a variety of breads such as croissants and buns. However, we'd like to point out that there have been some customer complaints about slow and uneven toasting which isn't ideal if you're in a hurry to get to work.

Dualit is an aficionado of the toasting world. This stylish, yet industrial-looking powerhouse will probably still be going long after you're gone, but if not, one of the things that stands out about Dualit is that they designed this toaster for an easy DIY repair, which is handy!

However, coming in well over £100 this is by far the most expensive toaster on this list and is only really suitable for people who use theirs several times a day. Even then, we think it could still be a little much.