Breville BDC400BSS Precision Brewer Drip Coffee Maker, Brushed Stainless Steel, Glass Carafe
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Features
- The Breville Precision Brewer Glass is a 60 oz drip coffee maker with glass carafe that allows you to brew third wave specialty coffee at home, automatically; Experience your favorite coffee at its best with precise temperature and brewing time
- AUTOMATIC PRESETS AND CUSTOMIZABLE: 6 unique brewing modes ensure you enjoy the perfect balanced coffee every time; Preset modes include Gold, Fast, Strong, Iced, Cold Brew and My Brew, all so you can experience your favorite coffee at its best
- PRECISE & ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE: Coffee maker with precise digital temperature control (PID), 3 different flow rates to optimize contact time and Thermo Coil Heating System delivering water that is purer than typical brewing systems that use aluminum
- Receive 2 free bags of specialty coffee when you purchase and register any Breville coffee machine; T and Cs apply
- GOLD CUP STANDARD: In Gold Cup preset mode the Breville Precision Brewer Glass automatically adjusts the water temperature and brew time to meet the standards set by the SCA (197 to 204 degrees), letting you enjoy your coffee at the ideal temperature
- AUTO 'STEEP AND RELEASE' TECHNOLOGY: Breville's patented Steep & Release valve holds the water in contact with the coffee when small cup volumes are being brewed without the glass carafe in place automatically
- MY BREW SETTING: Customize parameters like bloom time, brew temperature, and flow rate to suit your coffee needs; fill the coffee maker's carafe with perfect, cafe-quality coffee that is floral, fruity, earthy, and more to match your preference
- DUAL FILTER BASKETS: Brew any volume of coffee exactly how you like it with the included Flat Bottom & Cone Filter baskets; Acts as a single cup coffee maker when you need less and also a large coffee maker capable of serving your whole family
- POUR OVER ADAPTER COMPATIBLE: Designed to suit your favorite pour over dripper such as Hario V6 and Kalita Wave; Enjoy the clean, complex flavor of pour over coffee whenever you'd like
- INCLUDED: Glass Carafe, Coffee Spoon, Cone filter basket insert, Mesh basket filter, Flat bottom basket filter paper pack (10 pieces) and Water hardness test strip; WARRANTY: 2 Year Limited: Power: 1650 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120; Capacity: 60 oz
Description
Breville Precision Brewer Drip Coffee Machine BDC400BSS, Glass Carafe
Brand: Breville
Capacity: 3.8 Pounds
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 6.7"D x 12.4"W x 15.7"H
Special Feature: Electric Stovetop Compatible
Other Special Features of the Product: Electric Stovetop Compatible
Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Cold Brew
Recommended Uses For Product: Versatile brewing for various coffee preferences
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 1650 watts
Voltage: 110120 Volts
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: ground
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Power Source: electricity
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 3.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 6.7"D x 12.4"W x 15.7"H
Item Weight: 9.5 Pounds
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
coffee_filter_size: #4
Brand Name: Breville
Included Components: Cleaning Brush, Coffee Spoon, Filter, Glass Carafe Pulp Jug, Water hardness test strip
Model Name: Precision Brewer
Model Number: BDC400BSS1BUS1
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Global Trade Identification Number: 62
Manufacturer: Breville
Warranty Description: 2 Year Limited Product Warranty
UPC: 021614033062 778554690502 888690010499 021614031891 810002432217 810002430596
Part Number: 618729-BDC400BSS1BUS1
Item Type Name: Breville BDC400BSS Precision Brewer Glass, Coffee Maker, Brushed Stainless Steel
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Style: Glass Carafe
Material: Brushed Stainless Steel, Glass
Exterior Finish: brushed
Is the item dishwasher safe?: No
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I've owned and used a lot of coffee equipment over the years, and this is about as close as I've come to a "buy once, cry once" drip coffee maker. The biggest strength is the level of control it gives you over the brewing process. Unlike most machines that simply turn water hot and hope for the best, this one allows you to customize and save settings that actually affect extraction and flavor. You can adjust things like: * brew temperature * bloom time * brew cycle parameters * batch size settings The machine includes presets, which are great for getting started, but I really appreciate being able to save a preferred recipe once I've dialed it in. The temperature control is especially useful. Different coffees and roast levels can benefit from different brewing temperatures, and being able to make those adjustments is something most drip machines simply don't offer. Another feature I appreciate is the water delivery system. Rather than relying on steam pressure to push water through the machine like many lower-end brewers, this uses a pump-driven system that provides much more consistent water delivery. I believe it's using a small pump similar in concept to what's found in espresso equipment, and it shows in the brewing performance. Other highlights: * supports both cone and flat-bottom filters * highly customizable brewing * programmable user profiles * excellent extraction quality * built for people who actually care about coffee Of course, there are a couple downsides. The first is the price. This is firmly in coffee-enthusiast territory and will be difficult to justify if you're perfectly happy with a basic drip machine. The second is the glass carafe. If I had found a better deal on the thermal-carafe version, that's the model I would have purchased. If you're shopping between the two, I'd strongly consider spending the extra money for the thermal option. That said, the glass version still performs exceptionally well and wouldn't stop me from recommending the machine. There are also dedicated modes for things like: * pour-over style brewing * cold brew Those are nice features, but they don't really fit my workflow. I already own several pour-over setups that I enjoy using, and personally I'm not much of a cold brew drinker. For some buyers those may be major selling points, but they weren't what sold me on the machine. What ultimately makes this brewer special is that it gives you meaningful control without requiring the effort of manual brewing every morning. If you're the type of person who: * buys specialty coffee * notices differences between roast levels * enjoys dialing in brew variables * wants café-quality drip coffee at home this machine is absolutely worth a look. And if, like me, you ended up marrying a former barista, it's even easier to justify.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Nathan V
I like this unit so far. I've had it about a month. It takes a little time to get used to. I read the instructions for flavor adjustments several times. Adjusting the bloom time, temperature, flow rate, coffee weight and water volume, took a little time. I knew the flavor I was looking for, just didn't know how to get there. The instructions are pretty accurate. Doesn't look like much, but achieving what you are looking for is there. Making adjustments one at a time and keeping notes on what you make, worked for me. It took about a week for me to reach the mix I prefer. Coffee is great! Just need a little patience and small adjustments. In the beginning, I maxed everything and got a feel for what the maker could do and went from there. Highly recommend. Update No. 1 2nd month. There's a little movement in the carafe handle now. I hand wash all Components of the coffee maker. Never placed in a dishwasher. Once the carafe is handwashed I turn it upside down on a towel to drain dry. Water will collect in the handle/bezel which wraps around the glass carafe. Very irritating. You have to empty this excess water out and hand dry. The water continues after attempting to hand dry for several more wipes. You wonder how much soap detergent mixes with this water. I recommend hand rinse without using soap, this also includes the filter holder which collects rinse water and possibly soap suds if used. So I searched the internet for a replacement SS carafe. We'll, you can’t find a SS carafe anywhere. I found a glass carafe on fixit.com $45.00±. Very disappointed in Breville. They make this unit and the carafe is the weak link. I ask Breville, what happened to the quality assurance you used to have. We paid enough for this to have a quality item. I've had this unit only 2 months. Who has time to chase down customer service and beg for help? I will say, the unit makes good coffee, the flaws are simple cheap mistakes Solution: At least make for your customers, a replacement carafe that is solid and will not collect water/soap suds in the bezel around the glass pot along with a filter holder that doesn't do the same. If you are really concerned about your client base, make them a SS carafe.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2025 by C_
UPDATE to this Review: This coffee pot continues to disappoint. It's seriously poorly designed especially given the price point. My $80 former Cuisinart coffee maker was WAY better. 1 - First issue - REFILL TANK ERROR Code - After using my buddy ChatGPT for guidance on how to fix the never-ending 'Refill Tank' error code on my new Breville DBC 400. Fill the tank with distilled water and let it set for at least 3 days. You need to help the crummy plastic they use on the tank to 'age' and seal to reduce the amount of static that's created when there's water in the tank. I prefill my machine at night so I can just hit the Start button on the morning. The walls of the tank would be covered with bubbles each morning and thus confuse the sensor. Therefore, the Refill Tank error code would present and the machine would not work. Initially I'd run a bamboo chopstick around the sides of the tank and over the sensor to eliminate the bubbles. That works, but it's a dumb process to have to use. The distilled water trick has helped. Fewer bubbles and the machine actually brews coffee. 2 - NEW DISAPPOINTMENT WITH MY MACHINE - 30 MINUTE KEEP WARM - Realized this morning, that even though the KEEP WARM function is turned ON - it only keeps the coffee warm for 30 minutes! When the instruction manual provided NO guidance, again I asked Chapt GPT. Here's what it shared: "BDC400 Keep Warm Is Fixed at 30 Minutes Breville quietly limited the BDC400’s warming time to a preset 30 minutes. Only the BDC450 / Precision Brewer Thermal and the Glass Carafe version in some markets allow adjustable warm time up to 2 hours. So on your BDC400: KEEP WARM = ON → stays warm 30 minutes KEEP WARM = OFF → heating plate doesn’t activate There is no menu option for duration, which is why you aren’t seeing it. ⭐ Why yours doesn’t offer the 2-hour option Breville split capabilities across very similar model numbers, which is why the manual can be confusing. The BDC400 (U.S.) uses a fixed heating-cycle length for safety and UL energy requirements. Only companion models offer the 2-hour selection." So my option to have a pot of coffee stay warm for longer than 30 minutes is to buy a thermal carafe which will keep it warm for 15-30 minutes longer. So stupid! ********* ORIGINAL REVIEW: This is the second time I’ve true this coffee maker. The first one I received, the lid to the coffee pit was installed incorrectly and couldn’t be removed. So I returned it. This replacement unit doesn’t work. It continuously shows the refill tank error message. I’ve researched and completed the factory reset 3 times. After the first two resets, it’d work. I could make one pot of coffee. After this 3 reset, I’m getting the refill tank error message again and the factory reset won’t clear it. For a new unit, this is unacceptable. Amazon doesn’t even want it back - so that tells me there are a LOT of other people with issues with this machine too.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by Liz Weber
I've only had this coffee maker for a few days now, but the resulting cups of coffee speak for themselves. I'd always wondered why coffee I made at home never tasted as good as coffee I'd had out, then saw some reviews for this (and similarly designed) coffee makers explaining that standard drip brewers boil the water as part of the mechanism for getting the water up to the grounds, and that boiling water burns the coffee and makes it bitter. Sure enough, the coffee from this maker isn't bitter in the slightest and tastes much, much better than anything I got from my previous ones (a Cuisinart, two Hamilton Beaches, and a Braun). It also makes coffee very quickly, I've got it on the "Strong" setting and it takes a little less than 10 minutes to brew a pot, compared to nearly 20 for the Braun it's replacing. I haven't tried "Fast" mode yet, but presumably that's even faster. It's quite tall, tall enough that I was worried about clearance issues between my countertop and the cabinets above, but it fits with a couple of inches to spare. Make sure to measure if you're going to be putting it in a similar place, this is easily the tallest coffee maker I've used. The UI is also one of the best I've used. There are only three controls - a start/cancel button, a dial that can be pressed like a button, and an "auto on" button, then with a pretty nice little LCD screen. The menus are pretty intuitive, certainly moreso than the Braun I was using. Setting up what strength I wanted my coffee and which filter type I was using was very easy. Setting auto-on was extremely easy. Hit the auto-on button, turn the dial until the LCD shows the time you want it to turn on at, hit the auto-on button again. Speaking of which filter type, it can be used both with basket and cone filters, it's got an adapter that goes into the grounds basket for cone filters. It also comes with a gold re-usable basket filter. There are a few reviews complaining that it's loud. I did not find that to be the case. It does have an audible pump, but it's about as loud as a quiet aquarium pump. It's significantly less loud than the burbling and popping from my previous coffee makers that comes from the water boiling. I live in a small townhouse and previous coffee makers would wake my wife and I up if we set it to brew before the alarm, whereas I can't hear this one at all in our bedroom. I also saw complaints about it demanding to be descaled mid-brew and refusing to work until it is descaled. I'm hoping those are similarly overblown, but will update the review if/when that becomes a problem. The one thing I don't like is the inability to set the amount of time it keeps coffee warm, or to extend that time if you want to keep enjoying the pot of coffee you made earlier. I'd love a way to be able to at least have a button that says "I'm not done drinking coffee, please keep it warm for longer." However, that seemed to be a feature lacking in pretty much all the nicer coffee makers. Now, if it can last longer than two years without breaking down, it will outlast all my other coffee makers. The one it's replacing made it 21 months before dying. Here's hoping.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2019 by Brian Nilsen
I've owned this machine now for two years. I pair it with a fellow ode gen 2 as a grinder. Between the two machines I have a great filter coffee setup. Over the two years I've had it I've had very little problems with it. I exclusively use the my brew settings to set me own presets. I've had very little struggle with heat variability. I find that I brew delicious coffee consistently every time. I would absolutely recommend this unit or the new luxe to someone who batch brews daily. I brew for my wife and I every day multiple times a day 20 oz at a time. I've done up to 40 oz with the cone filter and not had any problems. This thing is a beast at batch brewing and has great consistency. Plus I love having the ability to set it up the night before and waking up to delicious coffee. Yes, that does mean grinding the night before I apologize if that's sacreligious. My only issues with this unit are the carafe and the lack of ability to clean the water unit. Thankfully one of these is fixed on the luxe brewer but unfortunately they did not fix the carafe. The carafe does not keep the coffee warm for maybe more than 30 minutes and the lid is a monstrosity. The warmer plate if you get the glass version burns the good coffee that you make so I would not recommend it. My recommendation would be to brew into a different 3rd party carafe or pour it into one afterwards. I have tried the pour over feature and have not enjoyed the results compared to what I can do by hand. It's a fun gimmick, but I wouldn't recommend it. This device shines as a batch brewer and that's what people should use it for. It also does a great job with cold brew if you should look for that. All in all I recommend this device and would probably spend the 50 dollars more for the luxe just to get access to the removable water tank. Otherwise seems like the same unit basically. Between this and the Fellow Aiden I feel like to me this is a better option it seems more reliable and is better at brewing larger batches if you have company or frequently brew for another person like I do.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Amazon Customer
I am a coffeegeek. My 'other car' is a German lever operated espresso machine. I often use gram scales and kitchen timers to ensure optimal brewing of my target. However... I have three kids that get on each of their school buses from 6:45 to 8am and don't have time in the morning race to go through the rigmarole of making drip coffee properly. I know others might say 'oh.. it doesn't take that long to... (blah blah blah blah)' Hey! I'm drinking coffee? Do you HONESTLY think I'm a morning person?? I need a couple cups of coffee to wake up enough to make my cappuccino on my lever machine after the kids are off to school! I used the highly rated Bonavita Connoisseur (https://smile.amazon.com/Bonavita-One-Touch-Featuring-Thermal-BV1900TS/dp/B00O9FO1HK/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2HIS36HH6ROCK&keywords=bonavita+coffee+maker&qid=1573311622&sprefix=bonavita%2Caps%2C189&sr=8-3) for the last while after being disappointed in the low quality of the Kcup system (due to old coffee and over extracted amount of coffee (9.5gm / American mug is half strength). It makes a great cup of coffee (and also has SCA certification like this brewer) - BUT - you can only really make half a pot of coffee (4 5oz cups isn't enough for our household) and with 8-12c filters, you will overflow the filter 25% of the time-ish.. AND you have to preheat the thermos kettle or else you're going to be drinking luke-warm coffee ("I spit you out of my mouth!" - JC) especially if you use a little cream. The Breville rocks: • You can control the flow rate in case you're overrunning your filters • Holds the coffee at a good hot temp - 182'f (that isn't scalding for you pansies worried about using a heating plate) • Up to 1.8l of hot coffee!! • Even the quick start guide has proper grams per volume of water (5.5% extraction ratio per SCA standards) • .... aaaaaandddd.... **** drum roll please!!!! ***** AUTOMATIC timer!!!! THE best part of waking up... it's not THAT coffee in your cup - it's whatever you want in your cup, when you want it, HOT. Gripes - • Only keeps the hot plate on for 2 hours... usually the coffee is gone by then, so no biggie for me. • That's it. If you read online reviews of brewers you'll see complaints that it's too complicated. Uh.. sorry snowflake - took all of 30 seconds of reading the quick start guide to figure it out. Drink more coffee. OK - one point that wasn't immediately obvious - when you enter the hardness from the included test strip, the number on the machine is the number of red bars that show up on the hardness scale. There's all kinds of other features that I don't care about - like using the single brew setting with optional adapters etc... I will like to play around with the iced coffee setting someday, but today I'm enjoying a hot cup of coffee. ******* Addendum: If you are looking for filters for this machine - you won't find any information in the manual that comes with the machine. I believe they are 12c filters, usually found for commercial machines. See the attached picture to compare against a typical brand 8-12c filter. You can see why you'll end up with a pot full of grounds if you try to use the 5.5% ratio for more than a 8c pot... and forget about 100g of grounds for a 12c pot! Sams locally had the commercial 12c filters you might want to check out.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019 by G. Hudson
Brews a good cup of coffee but the build quaility is not there. Four months in, after light use, it is leaking water. A lot of water. I called Customer Support and after being hung up on and put of hold repeatedly, I finally spoke with someone who told me they were going to send me a label to ship it back to be repaired. Oh, and, find my own box to ship it in. Needless to say, my expierence is not good. We also have the Bambino Espresso machine which is wonderful. Maybe I ought to just stick to Espresso.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Jeff Deitchley
I want to love this coffee maker, I really wanted to love this coffee. Why? I spent a huge amount of time researching the Gold Cup coffee makers before settling on this one. And yet, I'm let down though not from the quality of coffee it makes. More about the coffee maker. * Coffee. This machine makes a superb cup of coffee. My wife and I both noticed immediately the improved taste when we switched from our old Cuisinart. We were mostly really happy when we first started using this machine because of this. * Features. An unreal number of features and programmable options. Coffee temp, type, strength, cup size, filter type, programmable, etc. So many and yet we pretty much just stick with "Gold". * Size. At 12 cups this is one of the largest carafe sizes you can get in a Gold Cup Certified machine. We drink a lot of coffee on the weekends so this was important for us. A 10 cup model is just a hair too small for what we normally drink on a weekend - or at least it used to be. * Looks. Subjective yes, but we think this is a great looking machine. * Issues and irritants. Aka "Why I no longer love this machine". Filter in filter design. If you use the cone filter insert in the filter basket, coffee is always left under it meaning you have to wash/rinse the filter basket assembly after every use. Also, for some reason, there is always water(coffee?) finding its way under the plastic lip of that assembly - where the metal sides meet the plastic lower edge. There is some dark forming around that area and I'm not sure if it's mold of coffee staining but I can't clean it without soaking it in bleach. Secondly, there is water always left in the reservoir, I assume to protect the water pump but it is always different meaning for small amounts you're never 100% sure how much you're going to get after brewing. Plus the inside of the water reservoir has a slippery feeling now and probably needs to be washed but it doesn't detach from the machine. Lastly, we haven't even had the machine a year, only use filtered water (though we don't have hard water), preset the water hardness correctly and for the past 4 months has been telling us to descale the machine. So we barely used it 6 months under basically ideal conditions and are being told to descale. Crazy. Lastly, it's impossible to clean the carafe and dry it out after washing as its design traps water between the glass and plastic when you tip it over. Not the end of the world, just another annoyance. In summary this is a machine with a ton of features that produces a killer cup of coffee but is riddled with frustrating design quirk that make me want to retire it from use as soon as possible. Very disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020 by D_Strasse