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Key Specs

Jar Material

Tritan copolyester (BPA-free)

BPA-Free Verification

Brand-named BPA-free (Tritan)

Motor Power

1800W

Jar Capacity

68 oz

Breville

Breville Super Q

#11 of 19 blenders tested

7.4R3 Score / 10

RecommendedGood, with trade-offs worth knowing.

Safety

6.776% weight

Efficacy

1018% weight

Usability

8.45% weight

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The bottom line

What the product listing won't tell you

Know before you buy

The Breville Super Q delivers unmatched blending power and the longest warranty in the category, but its Tritan jar introduces trace migration risk that glass or stainless alternatives avoid entirely.

Buy it if

You want the most powerful consumer blender available (1800W) and prioritize performance over inert material.

$500.00

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You blend tough ingredients — frozen fruit, whole nuts, fibrous greens — daily and need a motor that won't falter.

A 10-year warranty is important to you and you're willing to pay for it.

You're comfortable with Tritan copolyester and the brand's named BPA-free claim.

Skip if

Chemical inertness of the jar material is your top priority — tempered glass and stainless steel options deliver a safer food-contact profile.
Budget is a concern — at $500, safer glass-jar alternatives are available for under $200.
Noise is a dealbreaker — at 82.4 dB it's the quietest in its class, but still clearly audible during blending.

What's inside

Specs the product listing doesn't explain

Safety & Materials

What your food and family come into contact with every use

Jar MaterialTritan copolyester (BPA-free)

BPA-Free VerificationBrand-named BPA-free (Tritan)

Efficacy

What determines how well this performs its core job

Motor Power1800W

Jar Capacity68 oz

Usability

Ease of use, maintenance, and longevity

Noise Level82.4 dB

Warranty10 years

Price$500 USD

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How we scored it

3 criteria - open any layer to see exactly what we found

6.7

Safety

Mixed

10

Efficacy

Exceptional

8.4

Usability

Very Good

SafetyCritical

76%

6.7▾

R3 Verdict

The Breville Super Q uses a Tritan copolyester jar — the same polymer used by Vitamix and Blendtec. Breville explicitly names the material and claims BPA-free status, which is a higher-assurance disclosure than a generic claim.

However, peer-reviewed research has detected trace migration of related compounds from Tritan under certain conditions, and Mamavation designates Tritan-jar blenders as 'use-with-caution.' If chemical inertness is your priority, a glass or stainless steel jar is a safer choice. For families comfortable with named-polymer BPA-free products, the Super Q's 1800W performance may justify the tradeoff.

Criteria

Jar Material

7/10

Tritan is marketed as BPA-free and used by premium brands (Vitamix, Blendtec). However, Mamavation cites peer-reviewed evidence showing migration of DMIP (dimethyl isophthalate), BBP (benzylbutyl phthalate), and detectable BPA from Tritan samples under standard conditions. Estrogenic activity detected under UV exposure.

BPA-Free Verification Level

6/10

EfficacyImportant

18%

10▾

R3 Verdict

At 1800W, the Super Q is at the top of the consumer blender power tier — sufficient for sustained heavy-duty blending of frozen fruit, whole nuts, fibrous greens, and hot soups via friction heating. The 68oz jar is above the 64oz family-batch standard. This is the best efficacy profile in the blender category.

Criteria

Motor Wattage

10/10

UsabilityNice to have

5%

8.4▾

R3 Verdict

The Super Q is the quietest measured blender in TechGearLab's tests at 82.4 dB — still audible but best-in-class. The 10-year warranty signals exceptional manufacturer confidence and is the longest in the category.

Criteria

Noise Level (dB)

8/10

76–85 dB is noticeably loud but within best-in-class range for standard blenders.

Where to buy

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Starting price

$500

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#11 of 19 blenders reviewed

Brand explicitly names the specific polymer (Tritan copolyester) AND claims BPA-free status. Named material allows independent researchers to assess the chemical class and its known risk profile.

≥1500W achieves consistent high-performance blending across all food types.

Jar Capacity

10/10

≥64oz is the full-size countertop standard for family batches.

Warranty (Years)

10/10

≥7-year warranty is the high-end benchmark for blender durability confidence.