Breville Smart Waffle Maker vs Presto 03510 Ceramic FlipSide

Breville wins that I own: Smart Waffle, Immersion blender, Smart Oven, Smart Oven Plus (except for the air fryer being less than optimal). These are all amazing.

If I flip over the waffles a couple of times, kind of let them set and cook. It has a little timer feature right here so you can go ahead and click th...

If this is a problem for you then I would advise getting the 2 slice model because I would believe it opens to a lesser height. It is also heavy and has a substantial footprint. If you spend this much money on a waffle maker you might want to proudly display it out on your countertop, but because of the moat that catches the expanding waffle batter it makes it have a very large footprint making it hard to justify giving it so much real-estate for such a speciality appliance. If you do choose to move it back and forth from cabinet or pantry to countertop just realize it is not the lightest thing in the world

I was torn between this one, the Oyster one that makes 1 1/2 inch waffles, and the Waring Pro double waffle maker. The latter was like $75-$80 and said it weighed over 10 pounds!!! Which is fine if you want to lug that thing around to your girlfriends/boyfriends house in your overnight bag. I'm single and will forever be alone so I don't have that problem. But still too heavy to take anywhere in my opinion

! Its a little heavy but its totally quality and i can easily manage it..and im not young lol

Where to begin? Product is rather flimsy with quite a bit of plastic...which melted after the second use

It also has a countdown timer with digital display signals that will tell you when your waffle is done. This waffle maker is made with a brushed stain...

This is really not a big deal, I just set a different timer. The nonstick ceramic is easily the best part of this waffle maker - it really is nonstick. I have found that I do have to lightly spray the waffle iron when I'm making waffles with stuff in them (usually chocolate chips for my kid), otherwise the waffles tend to split down the middle, with half on each side. Sometimes I don't bother spraying even then, because the waffles still taste good

This waffle iron was insanely expensive. Good thing I'm rich. I could have gotten a waffle iron for 30 bucks, and here I paid .

Spent a lot of time looking for the right one to start with and due to the reviews here on this site plus the price, I was convinced this would be the one.

If you plug it in when you start collecting and mixing the ingredients, it will be hot before you are ready to pour the batter in. The timer and settings are simple, clear to see, and easy to use. You can see exactly how much time is left until the waffles will be ready, and it beeps when the timer hits zero, so if you're at the table eating one batch, you can hear when the next batch is ready. The waffle pattern is deep, making thick waffles

The construction on this is great, easy to clean, perfect heating element and the flipping motion helps make a perfect waffle every time. Plus its a lot less clunky and takes up way less space than most Belgian waffle makers. The only downside is the timer. Ours worked for the first few weeks and now whenever we start it, the numbers fade as it gets to 1 or 2 minutes and than it's just blank and doesn't beep anymore

With that said, it cooks a great waffle, easy to use, and relatively small footprint consider that it makes 4 waffles. We have limited storage space and we're considering the 2 waffle, but then realized this is not much larger, and at the time was actually cheaper than the 2 waffle unit.

Electronic timer alerts you one minute before completion of timed cycle. Fairly easy to wipe clean after use, this units design allows you to vertically align the iron portion so that it fits easily on a shelf next to box mixes.

You can't really direct that batter, it escapes wherever it wants. Some products try and direct the batter into a bucket, which notoriously don't work...

Gravity, I guess. 3. If you are going to drip batter, try to avoid the area where the two little screws are. It's easy enough to clean it up with a little water and toothpick, but better if you don't have to