Sage the Fast Slow Pro (BPR700)
Our verdict · The connoisseur's pressure-and-slow cooker: adjustable psi and hands-free steam release, but no air-frying.
Buy it if
You want a serious, controllable pressure-and-slow cooker and will happily forgo air-frying.
Skip it if
You want one gadget that also air-fries and roasts, or you're shopping on a tight budget.
Where to get it
Sage the Fast Slow Pro (BPR700)
From ~£200
Indicative price at the time of review.
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The Fast Slow Pro is the premium choice for cooks who want real control rather than a preset box. This ex-Breville design pairs a 6L ceramic-coated bowl with eight adjustable pressure levels (1.5-12 psi) across 11 settings, a large clear LCD and hands-free automatic steam release (quick, pulse or natural). Ideal Home names it 'best for design' at around £199, and TechRadar (where it sells as a Breville abroad) praises the big LCD for making settings easy to adjust. It trades air-frying for genuinely controllable, quieter and safer pressure cooking, and the ceramic bowl doubles as a serving dish. Reviewers note the lid can be fiddly, and it costs roughly 2.4x the Instant Pot for no crisping function - so it makes sense only if adjustable pressure matters more to you than versatility.
The good & the bad
Pros
- Eight adjustable pressure levels (1.5-12 psi) across 11 settings give real control
- Hands-free automatic steam release (quick/pulse/natural) and quieter operation
- 6L ceramic-coated bowl doubles as a serving dish; large LCD named 'best for design' by Ideal Home
Cons
- No air-fry or crisp function, unlike the two Ninjas
- Reviewers note the lid can be fiddly, and it costs about 2.4x the Instant Pot
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Ninja Foodi 11-in-1 SmartLid Multi-Cooker 6L (OL550UK) | 91/100 | From ~£215 (indicative; reduced from ~£295) | overall |
| 2.Instant Pot Multi-Cooker 5.7L (7-in-1, Duo-class) | 90/100 | From ~£83 (indicative) | budget |
| 3.Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid Multi-Cooker 7.5L (OL750UK) | 88/100 | From ~£224 (indicative; RRP £339.99, widely discounted) | big families and batch cooking |
| 4.Sage the Fast Slow Pro (BPR700)This pick | 84/100 | From ~£200 (indicative) | premium for keen cooks |
| 5.Crock-Pot Turbo Express (CSC062) | 82/100 | From ~£100 (indicative) | value under £100 |
Good to know
- Price
- From ~£200 (indicative)
- Settings
- 11 settings, 8 pressure levels (1.5-12 psi)
- Capacity
- 6L ceramic-coated bowl
- Steam release
- Hands-free automatic (quick/pulse/natural)
- Display
- Large clear LCD
- Cleaning
- Dishwasher-safe lid; bowl doubles as serving dish
Insider tip · Reviewers highlight the large LCD as the feature that makes dialling in exact pressure and time genuinely easy.
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 19 September 2026
- Updated
- 19 September 2026
- Last verified
- 19 September 2026
- Sources
- 9 sources
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