Functional. Solid processed. Standfest. Housing Cleaning vulnerable. Price a bit too high.

When it comes to ease of use and functionality, I give the Russell Hobbs 21290-56 Legacy five stars. The manual leaves no questions unanswered, if you do not want intuitive the device at the first attempt. Two slots, a suitable metal fixture, six selectable browning levels, a defrost function, a "cancel button" for quick ejection and a pull-out crumb tray easy: The toaster toasts quickly, reliably and with visible differences in the degree of browning. At level 6 it needs the longest time, less than three minutes, for example, a sandwich toast.

Two stars I prefer because the material and the high price from: The polished stainless steel is very susceptible to fingerprints and also heats with palpable on. The price seems overpriced; eg other devices with the same or similar functions have a viewing window through which you can watch from outside the tanning process.

In mid-term review in three stars standing, I grab one more to that appeals to me personally the retro design. It's kind of cuddly. However, a matter of taste.

The device rests securely on the kitchen counter, two of the four feet are rubberized. The Kabbellänge falls a bit short of having about 60 centimeters. It is handy that the cable can be terminals in a small and semi-circular indentation beneath the floor.

Personal Conclusion: Three stars function plus a design star.