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VIVOHOME
BM1352-UL Bread Maker (SKU VH839)

Editable cycles, selected-menu dispenser, and a Gluten-Free bread mode. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The VIVOHOME BM1352-UL / VH839 pairs a wide menu with a documented automatic ingredient box and a configurable Do It Yourself course. Its size labels are grams, its timer has program exclusions, and its manual leaves electrical rating and gluten-free recipe detail unresolved.

Consider it for

For experienced users who value stage control, specialty modes, and a documented automatic dispenser while checking the actual unit's electrical label..

Look elsewhere if

Not for buyers who require a proven 1.5 lb or 2 lb size selector, verified dual paddles, or an electrical rating from the inspected manual.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • An automatic fruit/add-in box supports a named list of bread programs.
  • Do It Yourself lets the user set multiple knead, rise, bake, and warm stages.
  • A dedicated Gluten Free Bread menu, timer, and one-hour Keep Warm are documented.

What to weigh up

  • The 500/750/900 g sizes are not labeled as exact pound settings.
  • Quick is chemically leavened and has no documented runtime; the manual gives no voltage or wattage.
  • The Gluten-Free menu is not an allergy or cross-contact assurance.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredBM1352-UL / VH839
Loaf size500 g, 750 g, and 900 g on eligible programs
Specialty programs25 menus, including Gluten Free Bread and Do It Yourself
Timing and control13-hour timer, automatic add-in box on listed menus, one-hour Keep Warm

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 2, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Exact manual identity and boundaries

The exact-model manual identifies BM1352-UL, SKU VH839, stainless housing, and the OEM Guangdong Xinbao Electrical Appliances Holdings. That is stronger model evidence than the historical Amazon title alone, which does not verify a present listing, seller, condition, or exact ASIN-to-unit mapping. The manual is hosted outside a VIVOHOME product page, and it does not state voltage or wattage; the old row's 110 V / 550 W claim should not be repeated as a verified specification. Check the actual machine nameplate and included parts before relying on a used unit.

Gram sizes and bread menus

Eligible bread menus offer 500 g, 750 g, and 900 g loaf selections. The Quick, dough, fermentation, yogurt, jam, cake, and other non-bread modes have specific size-selector exclusions. The manual labels the sizes in grams only; even though 900 g is close to two pounds by mass, it is not a printed 2 lb selector and should not satisfy an exact-pound requirement. The 25 menus include Basic, French, Whole Wheat, Low Sugar, rice and rice-flour breads, Italian bread, and a named Gluten Free Bread option.

Dispenser and editable process

A removable ingredient box automatically feeds additions on the bread menus listed in the manual, including Gluten Free Bread and Do It Yourself. This is an actual dispenser, but it is not available on every menu, so check the program chart. The Do It Yourself cycle also lets the user set working times across knead, rise, bake, warm, and multiple periods. That offers more control than the fixed programs, although the inspected manual does not document a count of reusable personal recipe memories.

Timer, crust, and cycle distinctions

The finish timer reaches 13 hours, with bread-menu eligibility and exclusions documented in the manual; perishable ingredients should not be left waiting. The Whole Wheat cycle's own directions discourage delayed use because results may suffer. Three crust shades appear only on eligible menus. The Quick option uses baking powder or soda rather than yeast and has no runtime printed, so it is not evidence of a timed rapid yeast-bread cycle. A one-hour Keep Warm period follows baking, but it is separate from the editable stages of Do It Yourself.

Dietary, paddle, and care limits

The machine has one kneading blade, and the menu name Gluten Free Bread does not establish allergy controls or protection from cross-contact. The complete manual does not provide a model-specific gluten-free ingredient recipe. Dough programs prepare dough that must be shaped or finished as directed; several specialty and non-bread modes do not use loaf-size or crust choices. The manual says the pan, blade, and ingredient box are dishwasher-safe but cautions against abrasive cleaning on the pan. Those documented distinctions make the VH839 flexible, but they do not remove the need to verify the exact used unit.

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Before you buy

Which loaf sizes are selectable?

The manual lists 500 g, 750 g, and 900 g settings on eligible programs; it does not label them in pounds.

Does it dispense fruit or nuts automatically?

Yes. A removable ingredient box feeds additions on specific bread menus listed in the exact-model manual.

Does it have a gluten-free recipe?

The manual names a Gluten Free Bread menu but does not provide a model-specific ingredient recipe or cross-contact safeguard.

Can I program custom stages?

The Do It Yourself course lets users set times for kneading, rising, baking, warming, and multiple periods.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

The VIVOHOME BM1352-UL / VH839 pairs a wide menu with a documented automatic ingredient box and a configurable Do It Yourself course. Its size labels are grams, its timer has program exclusions, and its manual leaves electrical rating and gluten-free recipe detail unresolved.

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