It is great for a toaster, if you don't want the cheese to stick to the plates, cut non-stick paper and place it on top and bottom of the sandwiches.

It is exactly what you need for a kitchen counter, small and user-friendly. The switch is very practical for safety reasons. You press it, the red light turns on, as soon as the adjacent green light turns on (in 2-3 minutes), you put the toast in. It is better to press it lightly and momentarily as soon as you put it in, so that it gets flattened and cooks faster. Ready in 2-3 minutes. It fits 2 regular-sized toast slices or 1 toast with the new ones that are sold and are 25% larger (it can also fit 2 of those, they just slightly stick out). Of course, it can also fit 1 hot dog bun.

We bought it because it has a switch and it is safer for the house. It is a bit slower than the previous ones we had, but it is well-made and worth its money. The downside is that it does not have detachable plates and cleaning is more difficult.

I bought it only because it said Tefal and I regretted it. The cheese melts in the toaster before the toast becomes crispy. So either you take it out quickly so that the cheese doesn't burn, resulting in the bread not being properly toasted and the cheese not being melted properly, or you eat crispy toast with suspicious cheese.

Very good! Heats up quickly, toasts well and evenly, and is of good quality. It is slightly larger than other toasters of the same size.
Personally, I am very satisfied with toasting using the following reverse method in terms of instructions: I put the toast in the toaster and then plug it in. When the green light comes on, it is ready, just as a toasted sandwich should be, slightly crispy and with a little melted cheese. :D