You see, we each have different wants and needs in a bread machine. For me, I just make basic wheat bread. I use the machine to mix up the dough, then bake it in the oven. So a low end, basic machine works just fine.
But for you, you may want something that can handle a stiffer dough – maybe you make a lot of multigrain bread. Or you could 
want a quiet machine that you can use overnight. You also may prefer something that comes with a lot of options.
However, all of us want a reliable machine that we can trust to make decent loaves of bread, not brick doorstops. On this website, I'll be compiling reviews on a number of popular brands of bread makers. Each one I'll review on number of factors. These will include:
Price
Time or Bake Cycle
Noise – Can you sleep while it's running?
Number of Programs – dough cycle, types of bread made,
Loaf Capacity – How big your loaf is.
Warranty
Can it make more than bread?
Shape of Bread Pan
Timer
Motor Strength – stronger motor can handle thicker types of bread dough.
Reliability – Does it work as promised? Customer service handle problems promptly?
I hope that these reviews will help you find the machine that works for you and your family. I would like to give you one centralized site to find the bread machine that's right for you, rather than having to hunt down reviews all over the web. I don't have any vested interested in one particular brand over the other – I have a Breadman, but the way I use it may not work for you. I've put links on each review page to where you can purchase that bread maker at Amazon – if you do purchase through my link, I make a small commission. (Thank you!)
If you would like to see a bread machine reviewed that I don't yet have, please feel free to email me. I'll try to add it as soon as possible!
