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Kenwood TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red vs Kenwood TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel

Key differences

Product colour
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:Red
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:Stainless steel
Housing material
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:Metal
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:Aluminium
Control type
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:Buttons, Rotary
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:Buttons, Level
Width
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:160 mm
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:390 mm
Depth
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:272 mm
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:153 mm
Height
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:257 mm
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:245 mm
Weight
- TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red:2.54 kg
- TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel:3.2 kg

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Comparison of TCX751RD, TTM610
22 specifications	A Kenwood TCX751RD 2 slice(s) Red Model TCX751RD View product	B Kenwood TTM610 2 slice(s) Stainless steel Model TTM610 View product
Features3 differ
Number of slices	2 slice(s)	2 slice(s)
Product colourDiffers	Red	Stainless steel
Housing materialDiffers	Metal	Aluminium
Control typeDiffers	Buttons, Rotary	Buttons, Level
Warming rackKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Variable crust browning control	Yes	Yes
Electronic browning controlKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Number of slots	2	2
Cord storage	Yes	Yes
Defrost function	Yes	Yes
Reheat functionKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Removable crumb tray	Yes	Yes
Stop/cancel button	Yes	Yes
Sandwich rackKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Long slotKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Variable slot widthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	160 mm	390 mm
DepthDiffers	272 mm	153 mm
HeightDiffers	257 mm	245 mm
WeightDiffers	2.54 kg	3.2 kg
Slot widthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	6 cm
Other featuresidentical
Country of originKnown for one	China	Unknown — not stated by the source

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