Quick answer
Choose the Fast Slow GO if you want a straightforward, compact multi-cooker that does the essentials well at a lower price. Opt for the Fast Slow Pro if you need advanced features like a built-in recipe guide and more precise cooking programs.
The core difference: simplicity vs. sophistication
Both cookers pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, stew, make risotto, yoghurt, and sous vide. The Fast Slow Pro adds a color LCD screen, a guided recipe function, and additional presets that walk you through multi-step dishes. If you rarely follow guided recipes, those extras add cost without benefit.
The Fast Slow GO uses a simple interface with a dial and buttons. It's easier to master quickly and takes up slightly less counter space. Its lower price reflects the streamlined feature set, not a compromise in cooking quality.
Fast Slow GO vs. Fast Slow Pro: Trade-offs at a glance
- Interface: Fast Slow GO: physical dial and buttons. Fast Slow Pro: color LCD touchscreen with guided recipes. The GO is simpler and faster to learn; the Pro offers a more interactive experience.
- Presets & programs: Both cover pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, stew, risotto, yoghurt, and sous vide. The Pro adds more specialty presets and a guided recipe function. If you don't need guided recipes, the GO covers all essential cooking methods.
- Size & counter space: The Fast Slow GO is slightly more compact. Both fit under standard cabinets, but every inch counts in a small kitchen. The GO is a better fit for tight countertops.
- Price: Fast Slow GO is priced at USD 289.77 (catalog comparison price USD 419.95). The Fast Slow Pro costs more. The GO offers the same core cooking performance at a lower cost.
Product facts
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the Fast Slow GO™: With the easy to use interface you’re just a click or two away from a variety of delicious dishes. Now you can pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, stew, make risotto, yoghurt and sous vide and so much more, all with a single cooker. The Fast Slow GO delivers the same core cooking functions as the Pro but with a simpler control system, making it ideal for cooks who prefer straightforward operation without a learning curve.
the Fast Slow GO™
Which one fits you?
Best for
- Home cooks who want a capable multi-cooker without extra complexity or cost
- Those who prefer a simple, intuitive interface and don't need guided recipes
Not for
- Cooks who want step-by-step recipe guidance on a color screen
- Users who need the most presets and cooking programs available
