Hello folks, welcome to my review of the Julebit new gen two slice toaster engineered and built in Great Britain. This is the box that comes in nice and simple elegant and this is the Toaster Be Replacing in Morphe Richards which as you can see from its temperature dial has to be basically on full in order to work and toast with any level of brown. Let me go ahead and have a look inside here. So I got this from Julebit's website as a refurb. It makes it a lot cheaper, still 110 pounds like you, or 105 pounds, sorry but I think you can all agree it's very much worth it as although they call it a refurb it seems pretty brand new to me. Let's go ahead and get it right out of the box. So you get a pretty detailed manual in there, telling you everything about how to toast bagels to how to place it and don't leave it turned on and all the standard stuff. You get a little bit here of all the different things Julebit make, registration cards but obviously I'll be registering it online. So next let's get the Toaster out. Julebit plug, very nice. I thought I'd have to say considering this is a refurbishment I've really seen no signs of usage so it may be a tiny bit of dust but then we have come off the paper, very clean. Looks pretty perfect in addition to me. Very nice indeed. Perhaps a slight bit of wear on there maybe. It feels like maybe this was a display model or something like that. So you've got your one slice, two slice or bagel slice. Put your timer and you different settings on. It's not plugged in don't it? It's round and you can see it. It's like Mark perhaps there. It just wipes off. So not sure if that's a packaging thing. I get the feeling this would have probably been in use somewhere else. It's a big high shot and it's crazy. Why is it a class that's a refurbishment? As you can see the build quality on it is absolutely top notch and pretty much everything in this is funny replacing the special elements inside. The very design, very nice. It's both semi-heatruistic but also very retro, extremely reflective. I'm going to have a hard time keeping that clean. You have what's called the pop and peak function here. So when you push that down it brings them up. So you can have a look before they pop, before it finishes anyway. Very cool. You could crumb tray on the front. This is essential for me. Yeah see there's dust in there. So yeah I really do think this has been an extra display unit or something like that. Yeah this is on the front of the unit. I think that is essential in the ones there. What is in the back of the unit? People probably won't actually have a clean out. Let's go ahead and have a look at the back. Similar design on the back. Very stylish. Very simple. You can unscrew all of these bits and get into it yourself. You can see it was made by a gentleman named Michael in the UK. I've got to say I'm a big fan of sort of locally made stuff. Stuff made in the UK made to a good standard and cuts down on your carbon emissions and everything. And also means generally you get a bit of quality products. You can have to pay a little bit more for it. There's an adjustable foot there as well in case it's on a bit of an uneven surface. That's quite nice. Most of the things to do now is toast myself a bit of bread. So the bread is in. It's pop it down and let's see how it does on two. I'm not going to make you sit and wait through this. Actually I just have to call I might rather put this into the wrong slot. So let me go ahead and just raise that bad boy up. Pop it into the left slot which seems to be the one starting to get hot. So I've been embarrassing fail on my part. It helps if I'm not more on and forget to switch on. So that's a little bit embarrassing. So this is about the left one of toastage. You get from setting it to two. So I would prefer a bit more toast in that. So I'm going to pop it in again but just like up to there. And by the way the neon bowl doesn't flash like that. It's just on camera. So we're going to go ahead and pop that on a little bit longer. I think you should pop it up and you can go. Yeah it needs more. And just pop it back down again. A simple mechanism as well. Very reliable. So I know that some toasters have these mech sort of mechanized things where they they are motorized as the toast and that all sounds great. But this is a catering grade piece of equipment and as such you need something as simple and reliable such as these knobs and dials on here. Now something my lady and I like to do. Test these things out usually before we buy them and see how they feel. So I'm going to go ahead and do that on the video as well. All that is heavy duty. Yeah that is not a cheap mechanism and neither is this. You can feel the quality of it even something like this. There's a degree of heft to it but you just don't get in cheaper sort of things. Cheap toasters and appliances. Also even the paint is a very high quality solid finish really decent piece of equipment. So usually you can pick wherever you color you want with these things and they go for varying in color means a variance in price of about £10 normally. This one is a refurb and I like I said I think it's been on a shop floor or something. I've had a couple of little tiny locks. There's a slight discoloration in the paint there. Although now that I save that I've just managed to wipe that off. So maybe it wasn't the discoloration in the paint. If this has had any kind of use in the past I can't really tell to be honest. Come well packaged. It's a really decently built piece of machinery. It's got replaceable elements in there. The timers and such like are replaceable. So basically everything in this can be replaced and repaired. Refered model like this. Retails for around £105 on Julie's website. Usually about £150 to £170 depending on color choice and whatnot I guess the more they have of a certain color the cheaper it is perhaps. You can get this in a 3 slot version, 4 slot or I think all the up to £6. But then you're talking probably over £300 pretty expensive. But it's well worth it. It's made in the UK solid bit of construction. That's a lovely thing to have in your kitchen. Really nice to look at. Really good solid build and really nice bit of toast. Get a bit of butt on that and we'll be cooking on gas as they say. So I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did please give it a like, comment, subscribe, check out my patreon and check out my Twitter as and have a great day. Thanks for watching.