Sunbeam 3916 Heritage Series 2-Slice Toaster, Stainless Steel | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sunbeam
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $34.99
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Rating:  24 reviews
Color: Stainless Steel
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 6 x 12 x 8.5
Warranty: Full US Warranty by Sunbeam
MPN: 3916
Model: 3916
UPC: 027045659307
EAN: 0027045659307
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| Features:
| • | 2-slice toaster with extra-wide slots to accommodate thicker breads | | • | Buttons include bagel, pastry, and toast, plus reheat and warm | | • | 7 toast-shade settings for light to dark toasting; self-adjusting centering guides | | • | Cool-touch exterior; locking high-lift lever ensures safe removal of smaller items | | • | Measures 6 by 12 by 8-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
MODEL- 3916 VENDOR- SUNBEAM FEATURES- 2 Slice Toaster- Brushed Metal Food Selections: bagel pastry and toast with reheat and warm buttons. Cool to the touch housing Extra-wide self-adjusting slots fit bagels and
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| Customer Reviews: Read 19 more reviews...
 Bought as a gift June 9, 2008
George J. Brewster (Reno, NV USA)
I bought this for my Mom for a Birthday gift, she loved it and said it works great.
Love my Sunbeam Toaster May 24, 2008
Darla J. (Massillon, OH USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Purchased the Sunbeam 3916 because I wanted something a little different and nothing fancy for my "old world" decor. It looks great in my new kitchen and does the job well. I did have to play with the settings until I found what worked best for my English muffins, but for a reasonably priced, nice looking appliance, it fills the bill.
 Looks Good, works average May 23, 2008
A. Kennedy
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The product looks good, that's a given. The silver doesn't show a lot of finger prints. It works okay. I leave it on the same setting and toast a bagel every single morning, and every single morning my bagel is toasted between "light" and very toasted. But it is never burnt or not toasted, so overall I am happy with the toaster. The biggest problem is rounded top design, which I love the look of, is not practical for a bagel. The highest point of the toaster is right in the middle where you would naturally reach to pull a rounded bagel out, and I just can't get at it. It means I almost always have to find a plastic utensil to help me get it out. Works great for toast though. Overall, I like the product and I won't be getting rid of mine, but I think would shop around a little more before buying this one again.
Heritage Toaster May 12, 2008
W. Myers
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Reminds me of my younger days at my grandmothers house. Yes, it works well too.
Beauty and no Brains April 5, 2008
Eclectic Galaxie (West Chester, OH United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love old vintage Sunbeam appliances, in fact I collect them... but I heard a rumor some years ago that Sunbeam was going to make a retro toaster based on the classic T9. Well this is it I guess. First thing I noticed is it's considerably larger than a T9, which isn't a bad thing. Larger, but not heavier. It's light enough that if your furnace fan kicks on, it may blow off the counter. Extremely thin, cheap material but then again, it's not a T9 - it's not even a Sunbeam, it's a imported by what's left of Sunbeam.
Anyway, the new one being larger will handle waffles, half bagels and chic 21st century fad breads of all types. It has sort of a clamp mechanisim which grabs the bread and centers it, so it doesn't have the classic toaster problem of the bread falling or bending to one side and burning.
This toaster also has a bunch of buttons and settings. Unfortunately, it seems to pretty much ignore them. You put your bread in, push it down, and then watch carefully for the moment of done-ness and then manually hit the cancel button. It makes great toast if you babysit it. But I think the buttons are just for show. I've never really owned a toaster I considered fabulous - but my vintage T20 with 1950s guts is better than this Chinese marvel at deciding when enough is enough. I really like the look of my Heritage, T9 on steroids but I just have to remember to operate it manually. It is well designed but the material and overall quality is Walmart bottom shelf. If Sunbeam made a $100 toaster that looked like this, as another reviewer suggested, it would be a killer. I considered giving it away but I don't know anyone in my family who would put up with it except me. Buy it for looks - it's cheap enough, but brains it ain't got.
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