the InFizz™ Fusion

Lore · October 13, 2026

We’ve been longtime Breville fans, pretty much every Breville appliance we’ve brought home has earned its keep. The InFizz Fusion is no exception. It’s been a fun and refreshing addition to our kitchen lineup. My wife has taken the lead with this one, and she’s turned carbonated drinks into a bit of an art form. From sparkling lemonades to fruity fusions, every creation has been a hit. The InFizz is easy to use, feels solid (like most Breville gear), and looks great on the counter too. Highly recommend it if you’re looking to make your own fizzy drinks at home. It’s been a great experience so far, and we’re definitely enjoying this new "member" of the Breville family.

Vid · August 21, 2026

This was a nice surprised from Breville, as most of my small appliances are Breville, looking forward to one day to only own Breville. Now they need a good juicer to compete with Nama J2 or Kuvings Auto 10. Anyways, back to InFizz Fusion review. To start it looks really nice, and idea of being able to fizz nearly anything is awesome. Loved the packaging being very simple to remove the product but yet secure, so kudos for that. Built quality seems okay, brushed metal looks good; however, it feels like metal used is very thin and whole unit is actually surprisingly lightweight given the looks you would expect to be much heavier. Beight light is both pro and con, my main problem is not enough weight in the base many times caused the unit to tilt trying to get bottle in and locked. My other concern is how the cap is designed. You could say there are inner and outer portion of the cap with some space in between for gas to release. Concern here is cleaning that space or this space with time potentially getting clogged up if fizzing juices that has pulp. Now the actual experience with the unit. Unfortunately, many of my attempts to fizz from water to juices to cocktails led to a mess that I did not enjoy cleaning it. My very first attempt was just a water, and I think I had bottle filled just below minimum line which resulted in blow out on the first press, so yeah, this cap itself does not prevent “leaks”. Let’s call that a user error. However, fizzing non water most of the time it creates “foam” and let say extra pressure inside the bottles that even if you pumped just a few times you have to be very careful releasing that red valve and still liquid tends to run through the cap. What most annoying part was bottle and cap uses twist rather than screw on design, so what tends to happen a lot, is when you trying to remove the bottle after fizzing, more often than not, you would end up untwisting the bottle leaving cap attached in the machine, causing a mess everywhere if it’s not water. Really annoying clean up sugary content from the kitchen. Basically, I found that you have to be very cautious to hold with both hands cap and the bottle, try to twist the cap and hold the bottle to make sure that bottle itself stays with the cap. Adding interesting note to the bottle, they have expiration date, about 3 years, I don’t think I have seen that before. There is also rather a learning curve to be able to align and twist the cap to the machine when you want to fizz, I was never able to get with just one hand let alone in one motion. Last note, I am guessing this something from manufacturing and bottle being shipped with cap attached, when I first opened the bottle, I was greeted with a strong vert unpleasant smell that reminded a can of old sardines smell. Ultimately, I am not sure if I got bad cap or something, but my experience was very different from all those 5-star reviews and not something I could recommend to others.

njgamergirl · August 04, 2024

Easy to clean and a great design for use on a day to day basis and is very versatile that can carbonate almost anything you can imagine. Was confusing to learn how to use originally if you’ve never had a carbonate before (because of the gas can) but once you learned how to install and use it one the rest was easy. A great addition to the kitchen counter