Breville

Breville Fast Slow Pro (6-Quart)

Ranked #6 in Multi-Cookers

530 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

The best-built machine here, docked for premium price and costly out-of-warranty service. Buy it if build quality is your top criterion and budget is not.

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Where the cited sources landed, as we read them

2 positive sources
4 mixed sources

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Pros & cons

✓ Best build quality in the category with stainless housing
✓ Interactive LCD walks you through pressure and time
✓ Hands-free automatic steam release
✓ Good parts and service while in warranty

✗ Premium price
✗ Out-of-warranty parts and service are expensive

The sources behind this ranking

We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.

Evidence 4 articles and 2 video reviews

2 positive sources

Consumer Reports Article

The 6-quart Breville Fast Slow Pro BPR700BSS has a pressure-cook mode and—like all the cookers with that mode in this group—aces our test of that function. It’s also masterful at slow cooking. Our beef stew turned out tender and ready to eat in 5 hours, and the chili was tender and delicious in 7 hours.

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Excited Kitchen Excited Kitchen · 2.4K subscribers · Apr 2022

Number 1. Pressure Cook or Slow Cook It's Simple and Easy: 11 Pressure cook settings plus a custom setting to suit your favorite recipes. High or Low Slow cook settings from 2 to 12 hours. Keep Warm function turns on after cooking, so food is ready to serve when you are. Number 2.

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4 mixed sources

TechRadar Article

Most multi-cookers don't chart high in the style stakes, but with a brushed stainless steel finish and a neat and streamlined design, Breville’s Fast Slow Pro is certainly one of the better-looking multi-cookers we've tested (we reviewed the UK model, where it’s sold under the Sage brand).

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Camilo_TopPicks Camilo_TopPicks · 6 subscribers · Aug 2025

Pick the Brevel Fast Smoke Pro if you value precision, design, and premium features. Which one would you choose? Let us know in the comments.

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Seriouseats Article

The Fast Slow Pro made super creamy risotto without any scorching or extra leftover liquid; the texture was perfect. The beans were creamy with just the right amount of bite. The LCD screen was easier to read than the Instant Pot’s buttons.

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Foodandwine Article

The only downside is the price—it’s the most expensive pressure cooker we tested. The investment may not be worth it for beginners or casual users, but given its versatility, quality, and performance, you get what you pay for.

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