Electric Panini Press Grill with Nonstick Plates, LED Indicator Lights, Thermostat Control, Compact Sandwich Maker Perfect for Cooking Breakfast, Steaks, Eggs Snacks & More, Copper GP0110CO

Firstly, it's made with really good material. I literally use it every single day! I even use it to toast my tortilla wraps—let me share a quick meal I make using this product:I fold my tortilla wrap in half (into a semicircle) and place it inside the product, then close the lid. After a few seconds, I lift the lid and fold the tortilla one more time, shaping it into a small triangle. I close the lid again and secure it using the safety lock on the product.Once it’s toasted to perfection, I carefully open the tortilla and add a bit of garlic butter inside—then close it back up. I usually enjoy it with scrambled eggs on the side. It tastes amazing! I love how the tortilla gets semi-crunchy—it just hits different!

I recently bought this sandwich maker and I'm thrilled. From the first use, you can tell it's a high-quality product: the materials feel durable, the design is modern and elegant, and it doesn't take up much space in the kitchen (bonus point for those of us with small kitchens!).It heats up super fast, and in a matter of minutes I have a sandwich that's crispy on the outside and perfectly melted on the inside. The best part is that the non-stick plates prevent anything from sticking, so cleaning it is a snap. It also has a safety lock and can be stored upright, which I found super practical.

I'm delighted with this sandwich maker. It heats up quickly and distributes heat well, so sandwiches come out golden and crispy in a matter of minutes. The nonstick surface prevents anything from sticking, and it's super easy to clean with just a wipe of a damp cloth. Plus, the size is perfect for standard sliced ​​bread.

Best grill cheese maker! It makes the perfect grill cheese sandwich and fried bologna sandwich!!Only thing is ...you have to stand next to it the whole time (which isn't long) to watch for red light to turn green (indicating the sandwiches are ready).If not, it will burn your sandwich completely! Doesn't shut off after your sandwiches are ready.

The Good:Heats up fast. Works really well. Does everything it says. Top and bottom equal temps. Even heat distribution. Great size for 1-2 people (I can fit 2 actual full size burgers on this thing).This is way better than a Foreman, at a better price. It's actually a Panini-type grill, because of the swivel-hinged top - so it's an even flat press on whatever you're making, unlike the angled Foreman lid. The Foreman is also not a 2-burger grill, for the 2 cheapest ones. It's just shaped improperly tbh. So esp given the significant price difference, this is a clear winner - with a few small buts to come.A couple reviews mentined there's no temp adjustment. This is true. I was concerned it just heated up and kept going, but no it has a max it reaches and tries to stay there. Honestl, I don't see much of a reason to need temp, personally. But I'm using this for Burgers occasionally, sausages, mostly sandwiches/wraps, I did make hash browns because another reviewer did - went fine, but no need in my case, I have enough pans. But yeah if you had limited alternative stovetop options, this can do a lot.If you've ever worked a commercial similar grill, this is a mini immitation. The top is like aluminum and can dent, but it's not like poorly made. But the result is identical IMO. If you've used some you may know a lot of them don't have removable plates, and you already know how to clean these - wet paper towel while it's still hot (just you know be careful). The nonstick is A+.The not so good:The grease runoff. Or lack thereof. So this thing isn't angled to have the grase run to the back - which is good, because it's also not angled to have it run to the center to the spout. Notice I didn't mention trying bacon - after seeing the burger situation, bacon ain't happening unless you're forcing that grease to the spout with a mini spatula or something.But - I assumed this when i saw the pictures. This is common with commercial ones also. Here, the Foreman has a better system. The reason this gets a pass is my tempered expectations - I suspected this to be the case, bought it anyway. The instructions even say this is a Sandwich grill, so they're really not even aiming at meats. Again, 2 burgers was fine. Keep an eye opn the bacon if you don't want a super messy cleanup.The only other thing is lack of removable plates. Again, I knew this. So this is more of a feature request. Along with a request for flipping plates with a smooth side. This would increase the cost but I'd do it.The bottom line:Works as described, grease runoff could be better. Price is a fair shake, I'd even say $20 instead of the $16 I paid would be fair. The size is perfect for smaller kitchens, no kitchens, or just as an add-on to your great kitrchen without heaving an appliance in and out of siome closet or taking up a lot of space on your counter. The company makes a good product so if they make something else that you may want but are unsure about the cost, go for it.If you just want a convenient little electric grill that gets the job done for basic stuff and more, accepting the "non-premium" caveats, this was one of the better buys I've made.

Easy to use and the durability is great. Also cleaning is easy. Just follow the instructions. With a family of six, it gets its workout!!!Can’t believe I haven’t purchased one before.

Let me say that this thing works well, but it's difficult to clean the plates, especially the top plate - they aren't removeable, which would have helped. Also, when it's warming up, the plates go "CRACK" "CRACK" "CRACK" which, the first time, scared the heII out of me. But I got used to it, even though it took me a while to figure out which settings to set for grilling a sandwich, since there's no booklet guide that comes with it. It takes less than 4 minutes to grill a sandwich.

The panini press works really well – heats up fast, grills evenly, and is easy to clean. But for our family, it was a bit too small, so I ended up returning it. If you cook for one or two people, it’s a great option!