Breville

Breville Super Q

Ranked #4 in Blenders

616 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

Top-tier lab scores and excellent build quality make it the best non-Vitamix full-size machine, held back only by slightly thinner service depth.

Consolidated from 18 cited sources across 16 outlets

Where the cited sources landed, as we read them

9 positive sources
9 mixed sources

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Flagged as a product to avoid

1 of 8 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. A trap is a product buyers genuinely cross-shop but should not buy, ranked honestly alongside the real picks rather than dropped to the bottom. Why the boards include them

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Pros & cons

✓ Very quiet and powerful
✓ Built like an appliance meant to last, with a long warranty for its class
✓ Among the most impressive smoothie-metric scores in TechGearLab's lab testing
✓ Good Breville customer support

✗ Parts and service depth still trail Vitamix's

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 7 articles and 11 video reviews

9 positive sources

Allrecipes Article

The Breville Super Q is the quietest blender we tested, but also one of the best performing. The secret is in the specially-designed cooling system that’s meant to reduce operating noise. There’s also a convenient digital display, 12 different speed settings, and five programs for green smoothie, smoothie, soup, pulse, ice crush, and frozen dessert.

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BestReviews BestReviews · 37K subscribers · Jun 2025

We gave the Brevel a 10 out of 10, and we gave the Vitamix a 7 out of 10. The Brevel Super Cube brings innovation and polish, while the Vitamix 5200 keeps things classic and dependable. Either way, you're getting serious blending power. Let us know in the comments which one you would choose. Once again, I'm Branson from Best Reviews. Check below for more details on these products.

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Smoothie Digest Svitlana Polishchuk · reviewer · Dec 2025

You want a polished “premium appliance” feel: Breville Super Q.

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Reviewsinside Reviewsinside · 4.6K subscribers · Sept 2025

Today we have a true powerhouse to look at, the Breville BBL 920 BSS SuperQ commercialgrade blender. This isn't just any blender. It's packed with features that aim to blend convenience, performance, and innovation into one sleek package. Whether you're making smoothies, soups, or even nut butters, this blender promises a smoother, quieter, and faster experience.

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Reviewsinside Reviewsinside · 4.6K subscribers · Nov 2025

With a 68 ounce capacity and a 1,800 watt motor under the hood, this blender is marketed as a commercial-grade solution for the home kitchen at promising to deliver silky smooth blends at the touch of a button. But does it live up to the hype? Let's take a closer look. The Super Q Pro comes with an impressive array of features designed to enhance your blending experience.

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Verified Reviews Verified Reviews · 1.1K subscribers · Mar 2026

Brevel Super Q Blender review 2026. Watch this before you make a choice.

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Taylor Mafia Surf Gang Taylor Mafia Surf Gang · 165 subscribers · Sept 2025

In short, the Brevel Super Q combines power, versatility, and smart design to deliver professional quality results at home. From my experience, it's reliable, efficient, and versatile. Perfect for both single servings and large batches. If you want a blender that truly performs, this is it.

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Kitchen Fan Kitchen Fan · 59 subscribers · May 2025

The Super Q performed well on all our blending tasks, producing fiber-free smoothies, efficiently crushing ice, and blending soup that was heated to hot, if not quite as hot as in the Vitamix above.

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Daily Gizmo Daily Gizmo · 47 subscribers · Sept 2025

The Super Q delivers exceptional blending power with its 18800 W motor reaching speeds up to 186 mph. This commercial-grade blender operates quietly thanks to noise suppression technology, making it suitable for home use. The unit features 12 speed settings and five one-touch programs for smoothies, frozen desserts, soups, and ice crushing.

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9 mixed sources

Bon Appétit Adam Campbell-Schmitt · reviewer · Feb 2023

With an 1800-watt motor, the Breville Super Q blender delivers in the power department (it excelled at crushing ice), but we had to run the smoothie preset twice to fully incorporate almonds in our smoothie test. The brand promotes this as a “super-quiet” blender (presumably “Q” is for “quiet”) but in our testing, we found it to be pretty loud, and not that pleasant to use.

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Verified Reviews Verified Reviews · 1.1K subscribers · Jun 2026

However, I found that while the motor is undoubtedly powerful, some users find the blender's noise suppression doesn't always live up to the hype. It's quieter than many blenders, but not silent by any means, especially at higher speeds. Plus, despite having a personal blending cup, it's not quite as seamless as one might hope.

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Lifewire Article

Sadly, the Super Q doesn't deliver here. When crushing frozen fruit or ice, it's undeniably loud. The most quiet I experienced was during the cleaning cycles, when the whirring is more like a hum than a mechanical roar. Basically, it sounds like the powerful blender it is.

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Selena Sweats Studio Selena Sweats Studio · 84 subscribers · Sept 2025

On the con side, the price is steep for casual users, and the 68 oz pitcher takes up space. Small batches work better in the personal cup, as the main pitcher can leave residue. The plastic lid feels less sturdy than the base, and the blades require cautious cleaning.

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Tom's Guide Article · Oct 2022

The Breville Super Q Blender is a really great choice. It's marginally cheaper than the Vitamix, and in my opinion, marginally less good. If you see it on sale or you want a shiny steel option to match your coffee maker, this powerful choice won't let you down.

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BreeBuys BreeBuys · 79 subscribers · Sept 2025

On the con side, the price is higher than budget models, which may not suit everyone. The 68 oz pitcher takes up space, and small batches can be tricky without the personal cup.

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Seriouseats Article

Breville Super Q Blender: The Breville Super Q performed admirably, but its smoothies and margaritas were just ever so slightly less smooth than the Vitamix models’ results, despite costing more than several of them and going on sale less often.

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Buy Buy Brielle Buy Buy Brielle · 55 subscribers · Sept 2025

Today, I'm thrilled to dive into the Brail Commercial Super Q Pro Blender. If you've ever wanted to blend smoothies, soups, or frozen desserts like a pro with less noise, this high-end machine is a total mustsee.

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Good Food Gabrielle Sander - food writer and reviews expert · reviewer · Jan 2026

Pros: High tech functions Superb results; Cons: Price

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Frequently asked questions

It ranks #4 of 17 on our blenders tier list, in B tier. That placement draws on 18 cited sources across 16 outlets.

None of the 18 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Parts and service depth still trail Vitamix's.

On our blenders board, Vitamix 5200 ranks #2 (S tier) ahead of Breville Super Q at #4 (B tier). Vitamix 5200: The longest-verified track record in the category, a 7-year warranty, and the industry's best service make it the default answer for a decade of daily use.

Buyers who want a full-size machine with top-tier lab scores and excellent build quality but do not want a Vitamix. It is very quiet and powerful, and posted among the most impressive smoothie-metric scores in TechGearLab's lab testing. If service depth and parts availability over a decade matter most, the Vitamix Explorian E310 or Vitamix 5200 is the safer buy.

It is built like an appliance meant to last, with a long warranty for its class and good Breville customer support. The one reservation on our board is that parts and service depth still trail Vitamix's, so a failure late in life may be harder to repair. Treat it as a long-term machine, just not quite the decade-plus certainty of a Vitamix 5200.

Yes. It is the one blender on our board with a noise finding in its favour: very quiet and powerful at the same time. If you blend early in the morning in a shared home, that is a real reason to choose it over a Vitamix.

Buy the Vitamix Explorian E310 if you want the lowest-risk ownership: simple controls, a 5-year warranty and the best service in the business. Buy the Breville Super Q if quiet operation matters and you value its lab-tested performance. The Super Q is the best non-Vitamix full-size blender on our board, held back only by slightly thinner service depth.

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