KitchenAid 5KMT221BAC review
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Test score %
- 2-slice
- Cream
- Matching kettle
The curvy and classy-looking KitchenAid 5KMT221BAC toaster has fancy extras such as a motorised carriage, so your toast automatically lowers and rises, and a bagel setting. It needs to do the basics well too though to impress us, so read on to find out how it got on in our recent tests.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's it great at?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- ColourCream
- Type of browning controlManual
- Browning levels7
- Bread slot sizes- cm
- Cable length104 cm
- Matching kettleMatching kettle
- Additional infoThis toaster has been tested to the 2013-2019 test programme. Results for toasters tested before December 2013 and after September 2019 aren’t directly comparable.
- Manufacturers contact number0800 5416390
- Manufacturer URLwww.kitchenaid.co.uk
Test results
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Amazon.co.uk | £77.47Free | Go to store | |
AO.com | £93.00Free | Go to store | |
PRC Direct Not rated | £98.10Free | Go to store | |
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- 17%Lowest score
- 64%Average score
- 87%Highest score
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