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Question: I'd love to know the length of the single opening on this toaster...thanks! I'm amazed that dozens of people were nice enough to answer my question. Thanks so much - no need for anyone else to answer!
Document: Just received our Cuisinart CPT-2000 long slot toaster and it's great. It replaces an older model we had that finally broke. We thought the old one was nice but this one is much nicer. It's totally silent except when it beeps to let you know it's done - no more motor noise when it raises and lowers. It's also got count down lights that stops kids from asking, "Is it done, yet?". The bagel setting is wonderful; love the toasty cut side and chewy top side.
As a reference, if you cut a loaf of bread from the store length-wise - you could probably fit the slice into the toaster.2. It's not cheap. I eat toast a lot so I don't care. I need something that can stay out on the counter - so I rationalize the price that way.Some other seem to have some quality issues. I have not encountered a single one and between my wife and I - the toaster gets used about 10-12 times a week.
The exterior is WAY easy to keep clean and I love the long, single slot. I bake bread and love the ability to toast different size bread slices.I replaced a $20 Black and Decker "Arize" toaster with this one. Unfortunately the Arize was discontinued. This one does toast much more evenly... not sure that makes it worth $70 more, but overall I DO like the toaster. But just shoot me next time I consider spending $100 on a two slice toaster! :)
Our previous toaster was also a two slice, long slot toaster, but a different brand. This one has more bells and whistles and seems to toast fine. My only complaint about it is that it is slightly shorter (length) than our last one. The bread I like for toast, either needs to have one slice put in top down or on it's side and it's still a tight squeeze. If it were 1/2 inch longer, I'd love it.
Works well so far. I very much appreciate that it didn't smell too heavily of chemicals when I first used it (unlike other models I've tried). It looks classy, the LED countdown is a nice touch, and it's easy to use. The only con is the INCREDIBLY loud beep you get when the toast is done. Totally unnecessary beep volume that wakes my wife up on weekends when I'm trying to make a stealthy breakfast.
I needed a toaster to fit a long narrow space. It's easy to operate and toasts nicely. This toaster works in my limited narrow space and I would recommend it to anyone  with that need.
A power cycle doesn't help. We will be retuning it and looking for something else. I'm inclined to go back to a straight mechanical toaster.
I completely admire the comments of Lucy T -she's right that if they had not adopted that clumsy beveled length-ways profile, the extra length would have accepted full sized slices. Maybe she's a designer, Maybe they did not use anyone but an intern to design this toaster. I am a designer which is why the heat level buttons irritate me. They had a 50% chance of getting their location right and the intern blew it!
Two of the front LED control lights went out within a year, but I generally like the toaster. But I'm sad the lights burned out. The lights let you know what darkness setting is active, and without them it's a guess how dark the bread toasts! This should not happen so soon or at all.
I was disappointed with this model and returned it. No dimensions were listed except the length of the slot. I thought I was buying a small, narrow toaster similar to what I already have but is getting old and worn. When the toaster arrived I was surprised at the overall size which took up most of my counter space. I live in a vintage high-rise and don't have space like a new home or a loft. This model is definitely not for people with small kitchens.
Answer: 10", will take a slice about 1 1/8 thick.  As an aside,,,, I would buy this toaster again!