The catch
Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT Black
If you would rather work only at the appliance, connected monitoring and adjustments contribute little.
Side by side
Pro Plus is the one to get if connected monitoring and adjustments really help your routine, or if you want its handled stainless insert. Fast Slow Go is the one if you would rather have a lid attached to an arm during ordinary use. Either can be controlled at the appliance itself, and each still needs safe physical setup and attention to the manual.
Before you buy
The connected app lets you monitor Pro Plus and adjust it. A household that uses guided recipes and checks settings on a phone could find that handy. If you would never touch those features, give them little weight. Both cookers have controls on the appliance itself. Neither approach makes it safe to leave children with the cooker or to skip checking how it is physically set up.
Where this comes from
Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT: Monitoring and adjusting through a connected app. Breville Fast Slow Go: A local control panel, with the safety precautions in the manual.
The catch
If you would rather work only at the appliance, connected monitoring and adjustments contribute little.
The catch
The bowl does not have the silicone-handle design of the Pro Plus inner pot.


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Pro Plus 6QT and Breville Fast Slow Go compared on phone control, inner-pot handles and whether a removable or an attached lid suits your kitchen.
Which one fits
The connected workflow comes from Pro Plus.
Go has a lid arm, whereas Pro Plus has a removable lid and a holder.
Pro Plus puts dedicated silicone handles on its stainless insert.
The Go manual says to keep at least eight inches from walls, curtains and other heat-sensitive materials. Pro Plus also needs its own check of placement and steam clearance. If the manual’s requirements cannot be met, pick another spot to run it.
In practice
The connected app lets you monitor Pro Plus and adjust it. A household that uses guided recipes and checks settings on a phone could find that handy. If you would never touch those features, give them little weight. Both cookers have controls on the appliance itself. Neither approach makes it safe to leave children with the cooker or to skip checking how it is physically set up.
Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT: Monitoring and adjusting through a connected app. Breville Fast Slow Go: A local control panel, with the safety precautions in the manual.
The pot on Pro Plus is flat-bottom stainless with silicone handles. Those handles make removing the depressurized insert easier, within the manual’s precautions, whether or not you use the app. Go has a stainless bowl too, so steel versus nonstick is not what separates them. If your household serves straight from the base, the handles may be worth less to you.
Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT: Stainless pot with a flat bottom and silicone handles. Breville Fast Slow Go: A stainless cooking bowl.
On Go, the lid stays on an arm through ordinary loading and serving. Pro Plus has a removable lid that comes with a holder. If you like the lid to remain with the cooker, Go suits you, and if you want it fully off during prep, Pro Plus does. Whichever you choose, you need room to open it, care for the valve, and reassemble it correctly after cleaning.
Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT: A removable lid that has a fin and a holder. Breville Fast Slow Go: A lid arm, and a removable lid that is dishwasher-compatible.

Instant Pot · 112-0124-01
This connected six-quart cooker has a handled stainless insert and releases pressure with one touch or from the app. Being able to use your phone does not remove the supervision or release rules.

Breville · BPR680BSS1BUS1
This stainless-bowl cooker offers automatic natural, pulse and quick release. Decide on the release method that suits the recipe before you start.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT Black | Breville Fast Slow Go BPR680BSS | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connected cooking | Wi-Fi app monitoring and adjustment | Local control panel | Pick connectivity for a particular purpose, and do not treat it as supervision. |
| Cooking insert | Stainless, flat bottom, silicone handles | Stainless bowl | Its insert gets dedicated grips on Pro Plus. |
| Lid arrangement | Removable, fin and holder | Lid arm, removable for cleaning | Your counter has to have space for whichever lid setup you pick. |
| Nominal vessel capacity | 6 qt | 6 qt | Matching nominal volume does not guarantee the same usable fill, recipe yield or body dimensions. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT Black. Through the app you can watch progress and change settings.
Go with Breville Fast Slow Go BPR680BSS. The lid on Go stays on an arm and can be taken off for cleaning.
By the numbers
What we found across the electric pressure cookers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Instant Pot Pro Plus 6QT Black |
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| Breville Fast Slow Go BPR680BSS |
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