Cuisinart Waffle Maker, 1250W Round Classic Waffle Iron, 5-Setting Adjustable Browning Control, WMR-CAP2, Brushed Stainless

This is hands down the best waffle maker out there. Nothing will ever change my mind. It heats evenly, makes perfectly crisp waffles every single time, and is incredibly easy to use. No guessing, no uneven cooking, no nonsense — it just works. I’ve tried others over the years and none of them come close. This Cuisinart delivers consistent results and is solid and well-built. If you’re serious about waffles like I am, buy this one and don’t look back. I’ll happily die on this hill.

This is a wonderful Waffle Maker. I read the reviews before I purchased this and felt they were very accurate. It is a simple waffle maker without a lot of bells and whistles, and it works really well. I had success the first time out of the gate with the exception that i poured just a little too much batter and had a spill over. Once I corrected that, everything ran perfectly. Very satisfied!

This waffle maker is awesome. Heats and cooks waffle in a matter of minutes. Easy to clean and stores away in very little space. Great size. High quality.

Heats quickly with short baking time. Waffles come out evenly cooked, no complaints thus far. Iron is quite heavy and I appreciate the ceramic non stick. I took one star away because there's no manual included. Instead, to get a manual you scan a QR code with your smart phone. Not all of us have smart phones but the manual is available online if you search properly, I guess this is a future trend but some of us old fogies are too dumb and tech-phobic to own a smart phone. This quibble aside I'm pleased. It works well, seems sturdy and is a name brand product with a real company behind it.

This item is the best thing I really like to use. It’s was made just right and convenient. If You don’t overflow the batter, the waffles will be beautifully baked. Great item to have if a waffle lover!

I'm surprised at how good this waffle maker is, especially considering the price. It has a lever to select how brown you like your waffles that works great. The maker itself is not of the best overall quality but not bad. It does a nice job of delivering the perfect waffle and very quickly too. No oil required, it's non-stick. I'm surprised at how quick it turns out a cooked waffle. It's easy to clean just wipe it out. Since we use it in our RV it has a very small footprint and can stand vertically for storage. All in all, I think this is a great buy and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting a simple straight forward waffle maker that works well and doesn't take up a lot of space.

This is a great little waffle maker that works very well. The waffles release easily with the help of a silicone spatula. It’s also easy to clean. I’ve made strawberry, blueberry, banana, and ube waffles—all delish.

I rarely write reviews on products or services unless they are exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. Unfortunately, this one falls into the latter category. Having sorted through product reviews for waffle makers (and discarded the typical biases, unreasonable expectations and BS), I settled on the Cuisinart Classic Waffle Maker to meet our needs as a simple, reasonably priced, occasional use kitchen device. I was severely disappointed with it and after unpacking it, I never even attempted to use it and returned it immediately. The upper plate/lid hinge was EXTREMELY loose (no exaggeration) and the lid flopped around in all driections. It could not be positively aligned with the lower plate to make a waffle without sliding sideways over ¼ inch in each direction. You should be able to pour in the batter, close the lid and done. Not so with this device! You would end up with some pretty strange looking waffles and probably significant leakage and uncooked batter at the edges. The sliding control knob was also excessively loose, with about ½ inch slop, so it could not be accurately set. I don’t even know if the internal mechanism could actually reach the ends of its intended travel and trying to set it to a doneness value was very inconsistent depending on which direction it was moved. One other issue with this control is that the device is advertised and stated in the manual, to have 5 settings. One would expect that to mean 5 positive click stops. That is not the case. In fact, it is continuously variable from one end to the other. Why is it not advertised as such? One might think that to be an advantage (if you could in fact set it accurately.) The manual claims there is a “locking feature” (but no further description) to stop it opening up when stored vertically. There was no such thing. It was certainly not automatic and trust me, I looked all over it from something to lock it with. Standing up on its handles (the opening edge) as instructed, merely resulted in it “doing the splits” and falling open flat. You can, as described in the manual, wind the cord around it for storage and plug the prongs in two small slots in the base and lid. However, they don’t go in very far and are very loose, so combined with the sloppy alignment, they fall right back out again, which makes that a waste of time. If that is also supposed to be the “locking feature”, it’s pathetic and in my opinion basically fraudulent advertising, which could possibly lead to burn injuries and fire risk. One other minor issue is that the manual describes the power cord as detachable – it tells you to plug it into the device first, before plugging into a power outlet. That is not true. The cord is permanently attached. While this may be a minor inconvenience to most of us, it indicates to me that their design, manufacturing and documentation teams are not on the same page and/or are not bothering updating the manual with product changes. However, one issue I would defend them against is a complaint in a review by a supposedly “expert” kitchen appliance review website, who are apparently just a group of amateur “influencers” masquerading as experts and in my opinion making money under false pretenses. Apart from their unscientifically inconsistent methods and conclusions, they state (for all the waffle makers they tested), that the power cords are too short, requiring the use of extensions cords. That is not true (specifically in the case of this device). If they are going to review kitchen appliances, they should at least do their reach first. In fact, there is a maximum legal length for power cords on counter top devices that could cause burns or other injuries and damage if they are accidentally knocked off the counter while still plugged in. AND the use of extension cords to defeat this safety feature is strongly discouraged. To their credit, the Cuisinart manual even states not to do so – though it might help if they explain why.

Is good to cook according to children's choice of crispness

Bonito, prático e o preparo é rápido com seus 1200W

Llegó en tiempo ⏱️. Está marca me gusta por su durabilidad

Excelente. Waffles, sandwiches y panqueques se preparan rápido y bien.

A maquina está aquecendo de forma desigual. Uma parte fica mais queimada que outra. Minha mae tem um modelo igual e a performance é muito diferente.