I have to say looking back, over my older version of toast and running them in various macOS VMs to test performance: Toast 19 really has the most polished UI for the most current release of Toast, and macOS.

I wanted to see how it was performing under Big Sur as theĬurrent OS. Fast forward to a couple days ago when I purchased 19 pro. The UI was pretty clean and worked well, too. Overall it worked and didn't have that many problems. I bought 17 when Mojave was the current OS. I will skip my experience with 8, and 11 because that was too long ago to be relevant for today.

Since then: I've upgraded to new releases every few years to see what's new, and to have a current copy around. I started using Toast 6 when I had my blue and white G3, and it was a good reliable burning solution back in the days when Apple was picky about what third party drives their native burning supported.

I was going to leave a star rating, however there doesn't seem to be an option for it, simply a comment option.Īnyway I own a license for Toast 6, 8, 11, 17, and 19. Having used Toast 19 Pro for a few days now, I thought I would share some thoughts on experience.