See-Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

Remember on of our most popular posts of all time — the Transparent Toaster concept? Well, folks, looks like we’re getting closer!

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

The Magimix Vision Toaster is the very first of its kind to boast clear, easy to clean, glass windows through which you can watch your bread get browner by the second. The real breakthrough is the inclusion of long life quartz elements which give constant heat for consistent browning. Add in an extra wide slot with automatic self centering, an extra lift lever to allow smaller pieces of bread to be removed safely, an accurate timing control and you’ve got the coolest toast-maker on the block. You can also use it for warming.

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

See Through Vision Toaster from Magimix

Here are some features:

  • Extra wide slot with automatic self centering for toasting most types of bread, buns and teacakes
  • Accurate timing control for simple, fast and even browning
  • Extra lift lever for safe removal of smaller pieces of bread
  • Long life high quality replaceable quartz elements
  • 1 button = 1 function -– select from defrost, bagel, reheat and stop
  • Slide out crumb tray
  • 1450 watts
  • 3 year guarantee with Gold Seal Home Collection Service

Of course, innovation never comes cheap! The retail price will be somewhere around £160 and it will be available in UK shops some time this month.

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9 Comments

  1. It looks like jail for toast…

  2. This printer would be awesome, especially since I tend to burn my toast in the morning. Also thought you may be interested in checking out these toasters that double as printers!

    http://www.suppliesguys.com/Blog/Peripheral-Visions/toasters-that-think-they-are-printers

  3. I can easily see people putting other things in this toaster and watching them melt. By “people” I mean me.

  4. Pretty cool design, but toaster oven’s have been allowing you to watch your bread toast and for years and years. Maybe not that novel anymore? Or Maybe since I only own a toaster oven and no toaster, it’s just me.

  5. WTF? When I was a kid, we had to walk 5 miles in the snow to get a decent piece of toast. Confounded thing should burn the image of the virgin Mary and make it taste like cream pie for what it’s going to cost.
    Now get off my lawn!

  6. What a fresh new design for toasters. It looks great.

  7. Godisafiction on 06.18.11 at 9:35 PM

    This, minus the clear sides, is what electric toasters looked like before the pop-up type we use today. http://www.musclecars.net/parts/parts-images-large/antique-toaster-d-c-hughes-co-vintage-rare-piece_130493357131.jpg

  8. Godisafiction on 06.18.11 at 9:39 PM

    Glass is a good insulator, so it will take longer to toast the bread than if the bread were just held near the elements.

  9. Mark Edwards on 12.18.11 at 12:20 PM

    Awesome looking toaster :)

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