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Baby Brezza Steriliser Dryer Advanced review

Big capacity and 48-hour storage, but squeezed by cheaper and faster rivals.

Research-led review Checked September 2026 by Simon
Buy it ifFamilies who need eight-bottle capacity but not the SuperQuick's speed.
Skip it ifSix bottles is enough for you; cheaper steam-and-dry models do the same job.

The report card

  1. Sterilising method30% of score8.6

    Steam sterilising, with items staying sterile for up to 48 hours in the unopened unit, according to Baby Brezza.

  2. Speed & convenience20% of score8.2

    Sterilises then dries automatically, with drying taking 30 minutes. Four modes, including storage.

  3. Capacity & fit15% of score9.0

    Eight bottles and two full pump part sets from any brand.

  4. Upkeep & running costs15% of score6.6

    Stainless steel heating plate, a replaceable HEPA filter (£10.99) and more frequent descaling in hard water areas.

  5. Value for money20% of score6.6

    Around £130, which is £30 more than the QuickDry for the extra capacity.

The full review

The Steriliser Dryer Advanced has been the mainstay of Baby Brezza's UK steriliser range for some time, and it's still a very capable machine. It steams, then dries with air passed through a replaceable HEPA filter, and Baby Brezza says drying takes 30 minutes.

Capacity is its big selling point: eight bottles and two full pump part sets, in a modular set-up with two bins and an accessory tray. Items stay sterilised for up to 48 hours if you leave it closed, which beats the 24 hours most rivals quote.

Baby Brezza notes that hard water means descaling more often, and the stainless steel heating plate won't rust. It's a big seller at John Lewis, where it averages 4 out of 5 across more than 300 reviews at the time of writing, a little below the Tommee Tippee and Philips models here.

With the faster SuperQuick now in the range for around £30 more, the Advanced makes most sense when you can find it discounted.

Pros and cons

What I like

  • Eight bottles plus two pump part sets
  • Items stay sterile for up to 48 hours
  • Four modes, including dry only and storage
  • HEPA-filtered drying air

What I don't

  • Slower than the SuperQuick for not much less money
  • HEPA filter and descaling add upkeep
  • Owner ratings a touch lower than rivals

Key specs

Type
Electric steam steriliser and dryer
Capacity
8 bottles plus 2 pump part sets
Drying
30 minutes
Modes
Sterilise and dry, sterilise only, dry only, storage
Stays sterile
Up to 48 hours, unopened
Filter
Replaceable HEPA filter, £10.99

Head-to-heads

What I read

This is a research-led review. These are the main sources behind the scores, alongside patterns in verified owner reviews. How I review.

  1. Baby Brezza UK: Steriliser Dryer Advanced
  2. John Lewis: Baby Brezza Steriliser and Dryer Advanced listing

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