Breville Kitchen Wizz 15 Pro BFP800 (Stainless Steel)

The Breville Kitchen Wizz 15 Pro, Peel & Dice is definitely a pro at peeling, blitzing, slicing & shredding! It makes light work of anything with its powerful 2000W motor - and it is much quieter than my previous machine. This food processor also has a 25 year warranty on the motor, which is incredible. This versatile machine is a great addition to any kitchen, I love it and it’s definitely worth the price!

Had our machine for absolute ages. ( Over 10 years),. Now on 4th bowl and second lid. Suggest not using in dishwasher as they go cloudy and then get brittle? Powerful motor appears to crack the bowl if the food is too thick/dense to cut through easily.

I've had food processors for 35 years, this is the worst yet and also the most expensive. The plastic bowl is brittle and prone to cracking. It won't process the most basic items, unless I cut them up into small pieces first, defeating the object of the machine. The motor smells like electrical burning much of the time. I had a Sunbeam Oscar for 30 years, same machine, it was fantastic, easy to clean, then I bought a KitchenAid, that wasn't a lot better than the Breville. I've never purchased a kitchen product so bad, complete waste of money. Breville are nearly impossible to contact, they do not make it easy to complain.

This works brilliantly< I love it but I have just noticed a crack in the bowl where the spindle goes and from what I read here there will be no help for me and no discount on buying another. The price of the bowl is the price of a darn good deposit on another brand. I have never mistreated it. This is not how I thought Breville who has a good reputation in Australia would act.

Bought this approx 10 years ago for approx $550 from Myers.The most expensive standalone appliance in the kitchen to date.
Pros - Solid base with a 2000w motor and 25 year warranty on motor.Was a selling point. Well used in the kitchen, attachments well made, chef quality appliance with simple operations.
Cons - Broke the bowl (dropped) but pleasantly surprised that you could buy replacement ($30). Sadly the motor started to get temperamental and finally stopped.Rang Breville who pointed us to the local repair agent (that experience is anothe

I've read a lot of bad reviews here and I have had nothing but good use out of this food processor. It's actually a mainstay of my kitchen bench as we cook a lot and we must have used it at least three times a week in the past .

Read the reviews!! I purchased this in 2018 and used this 5 times. Today it's given up the ghost! I got a bad burning smell from the unit and the base heated up. The unit then displayed "Overloaded" and it was only chopping 2 packets of Marie biscuits - something even a $15 food processor can do with ease!

I then noticed there is a hair line fracture in the bowl!!!! The bowl hasn't been dropped or damaged by myself! These bowls are NOT fit for purpose and should be covered under warranty.

Absolutely so angry about this!! Breville really does make crap quality.

Definitely DO NOT use this for dates or nut butters because you will burn out the motor!

Chosen for its powerful motor. Plastic bowl replaced after stress fracture cracking made old one unhygienic. Now pcb has blown. Approx 2 years old. Cleaning complicated and there are lots of books and crannies where food gets stuck. Very disappointed.
So called mediation a waste of time.
I guess we all just roll over and accept that every appliance we purchase will crap out just after the warranty expires. Funny I can recall my parents having the same appliances for decades.

Bought this in early 2018 but little use so far. Powerful motor with 25 year warranty. Very efficient but noisy operation. Most functions work really well. Has a heavy base and requires effort to clean all the components. Sharp blades with high risk of cutting fingers when removing or cleaning. Expensive.

I had the previous model for about 15 years until the seal on the bowl no longer worked. As the model was no longer available I could not get a replacement bowl so bought a new BFP800. Initially I loved it until, you guessed it, the bowl cracked along the spindle. The machine is still under warranty but as Breville call the bowl a 'consumable' they don't cover it. A new bowl will cost $210 - very expensive for a consumable! I would argue that the bowl is a part rather than a consumable. I will be taking it up with Consumer Protection because I don't believe the product performs according to it's intended use.

i have cracked 2 bowls. When attaching the grater or slicing blades they get stuck on the drive shaft. When removing it it cracks the bowl.
which isn't good at all.
its a shame because if it wasnt for this design flaw it would be a great machine.