Breville Eye Q Toaster Review: Neat Sensors, but Less-Than-Perfect Toast

By Joe Ray · Wired · Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 11:00 (1h ago) · Original article ↗

The Breville Eye Q uses optical sensors to measure the darkness of your toast. Cool tech, but the toasting quality needs improvement.

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