Australia
Premium build and smart controls — and fewer published figures than the price suggests
Breville appears on this site in three families — toaster ovens, sous vide and waffle makers — always at the top of the price range.
Five elements, three rack positions, a short cavity. The Mini Smart Oven has five quartz elements, eight functions and an LCD, in a cavity only 4 inches tall — too low for a risen loaf, and without a convection fan; see can I bake bread in a toaster oven.
An app-first circulator. The Breville sous vide leans on its app — Turbo mode, Visual Doneness — and publishes no wattage, temperature range or accuracy figure on its page.
One European model. The VST072X waffle maker on this site is a 220–240 V European appliance with no US offer. Breville’s waffle plates for its US Smart Grill are reviewed separately — see what makes a waffle deep.
The toaster ovens page and the sous vide page.
Mini Smart Oven · Element iQ, 5 quartz elements · 1,800 W · 8 functions on an LCD · 11 × 10 × 4 in cavity, 3 rack positions · 1-year warranty
A 1800-watt mini smart oven with five quartz elements, eight functions, an LCD and a one-year warranty.
Best for: Toast, cookies and an eleven-inch pizza done properly, in the smallest footprint that does them well
≈ $160
Joule Turbo · polished stainless steel · app-driven, no wattage published
An app-driven sous vide circulator with a Turbo mode, Visual Doneness and Prime Time, publishing no wattage, no temperature range and no accuracy figure.
Best for: Someone who wants the app to decide, and does not need the specification
≈ $250
DuraCeramic · removable deep plates
The only waffle iron of the four with plates that come out. Breville publishes a DuraCeramic coating it describes as outperforming standard non-stick, a fully enclosed plate system to stop overflow, a clip system for the waffle rise, upright storage, a cool-touch handle and integrated cord storage.
Best for: Anyone who has thrown away a waffle iron because the coating went.
