ZZHeart Waffle Maker with Non-Stick Plate 1200W, Black/Silver

this is very nice, making 2 at once is plus, too. You have to use a plastic fork at times to ease the waffle off of the iron. I wash just the irons gingerly in the sick, and let it drip dry in the sink.

We had the single waffle maker for a long time and loved it. Super excited to have a double one, and make waffles even faster.

ZZ Waffle iron stopped working after 4 uses, 2 months. the bottom plate cooks the top stays raw.DO NOT BUY THIS! Amazon says NO RETURNS, although the add says free returns.

Went out of state for a Christmas visit with the 6 grandkids and had wafflemaker delivered there to make favorite waffles. The waffle maker kept up with the crew once it got going. Even tried making waffle omelets. Only needed to spray oil every 3rd waffle for easy release but you could go longer with patience. Considering a 2nd purchase for home base. Like all wafflemakers, takes a while to wipe all the grooves clean but well worth it. Really liked the design pattern.

I didn't have a waffle maker in a very long time... I had one back in Europe but since we moved to the United States I was always holding off, waiting for the right waffle maker to come. Well, I guess there is no "right" one, besides what simply works for you.This waffle maker does not impress me particularly, yet IT WORKS GREAT, just like it is supposed to.$36.99 for this item is definitely not cheap, and most probably there are other products out there on the market that are better made or even cheaper... I found this and I decided to try it out. It has been working pretty decently so far, so I can't complain.Very simply made, very simple to use. It has a red light when it is heating up and it turns on green when it's ready to be used. Same thing happens every time you pour something in it and close the lid: the red light turns on and you have to wait a couple of minutes until it turns green again to open it back and take your waffle out.It has a lever with 5 different numbers on it, which you can move to reach the right heat for you (something similar to what classic toasters have as well). Mine is constantly set to the maximum (5) as I like our waffles to be cooked and golden brown.What I don't like too much is that once it is hot you can't really touch anything, besides the front black plastic handle part (but that is also very normal) and what I DO like a lot, is that it makes good waffles and is NON-STICK and SUPER EASY TO CLEAN!!!Use a wipe with warm water (maybe a little soap) and in a couple of gestures your waffle maker is clean and ready to be stored until ready to be used again.I am happy and satisfied so far, and I hope it will last for some time.

We used to be an eggs every day family, but now we have put protein waffles into the rotation (topped with cream cheese and smoked salmon) and it's been a culinary joy. Highly recommend.

I'm a fan of anything cute.. And waffles. Crispy waffles to be more specific. Now even on the highes Setting (5), Its not as crispy as I would like. The highest setting just kinda makes its toasty? I don't know! I like crunchy shell waffle! Either way it's still achievable with this pan with the added cuteness of hearts :)

I always feel like I have to flip pancakes as it doesn’t cook evenly. Not sure if it’s the heating settings.Overall I like this a lot but have to work at making sure that all pancakes cook the same. Nothing sticks since I put butter in the dough

I like the idea of making two waffles at once, but this waffle maker takes twice as long as my single heart waffle maker (and that's cooking it at the highest temperature setting). Also the waffle sticks, despite brushing the plates with oil between each waffle (and adding oil to my batter) the top comes away clean but the waffle has to be slowly pried out of the bottom. So the "non-stick" plate has me underwhelmed.