Best Juicers

Highly recommend. Purchased it as a gift for someone, after having a slight issue,the customer service team went above and beyond and the issue was… Read more

sorted right away. I am now looking at purchasing one for myself . It is super easy to use and easy to clean.

The Optimum 600XCL is the first cold press juicer i have used, the thing i like best about it is it so easy to clean and it makes great juice Show details

I am using this juicer daily and I find it very comfortable and easy to maintain Show details

I have to use a juicer very frequently as my husband is on a liquid only diet. I love this juicer because it really gets the juice out, is easy to… Read more

assemble and disassemble for easy cleaning. I haven't found a food that won't go through the juicer. Great product.

Best of the best !!!! – Best and excellent❤️ I bought this model 2009 and juicer still working . Quick and easy to juice in this. I have no complaint. If the product last me this long. It just tells me one thing it’s very Reliable !!!! This is model BJE 400/410 Show details

I have used my Froothie Mamma Mia almost every day since receiving it last week. We have made fresh spaghetti or pasta a few times, juiced fruits and… Read more

veges, and sliced and grated vegetables. It has worked so well and made it so easy to have fresh foods for my meals! We are very happy with this purchase. One container did arrive cracked, but an email to Froothie was sent and they arranged a replacement to be sent within 24 hours. I'm very happy to have one appliance that does a number of things, as my kitchen is small and doesn't have much storage.

It is better than the Breville juice fountain I had. The juice isn't warm like my old juicer. It is better yield as more juice. I like it can do… Read more

small size citrus. I have lime and lemon trees. I used to use manual citrus juicer. Magimix can do small size like lime just fine. I used lime juice made lime tart. I like the salad kit that I ordered with the juicer.

Brilliant Juicer. Moderate Price – Best juicer i have used. Ease of clean up best feature. Makes great juice. Leaves dry waste to squeeze. Noisy but does the job quickly. Show details

Great product for those with health issue – We have used Green Star Elete for about Ten years for health reasons. We do carrot juice with apples mainly, partly because of the Gerson diet. It is a great product.

Best juicer, pity about the removable press failing after c 300 squeezes – I have owned this juicer for approximately 12 months, The machine has suburb qualities, a c 5-8 second squeeze gets all the juice, and most… Read more

importantly a very quiet low pitch motor. The Stainless steel construction is excellent and solid on the bench top. The leverage on the overhand lever is an excellent idea and multiplies the downwards pressure of the squeezing cup. I use the juicer daily and sometime bi- daily . However the most important failing , which negates 100% of the worth of this c$300 machine, is the plastic/metal press cup. The plastic ring which locks into the lever arm gets worn fast and the cup fails to stay in the lever arm.

Lasted a month – Easy to Use Easy to Clean Easy to Blow Up. ------------------ Lasted a month before it shorted out in a toxic plume of smoke. The lesson here is you… Read more

get what you pay for. Contacted Kmart only to receive a thunderous clap of indifference because we had no receipt or box so on this one I am out of pocket.

Fabulous, heavy duty juicer! – Honestly, you get what you pay for. This Angel isn't the cheapest, but she's strong and munches everything. Replaced 3 much cheaper juicers that either smoked, broke or melted their way into our juice. Very happy customers. Show details

A Strange Beast – Now I got this after my other juice extractor started chewing off its plastic worm drive. It was an Oscar Cold press juicer with a 150W motor, I… Read more

think I paid around $500.00 for it.

I priced the cost of a new auger, but they only sold it as front end for $195.00.

I thought, heck I'm not paying that for a part, and I still have an old juicer, I will buy a new one.

After much research I landed on the Hurom H26, it was expensive, but they had a deal on this, so I went for it. It landed in a couple of days, and I immediately put it to the test. The thing is here, it's a vertical juicer and as such it did not take up much space on my bench top, so instead of having to pack it up and stick it in a cupboard and then drag it out when I wanted to use it, I just left it on my bench top, and now of course, I'm going to use it, and not forget I had one.

Now, I have to say, I thought my Oscar was powerful, you could not stop it, so the 150W motor had me convinced it would be enough on the Hurom, unfortunately, I stopped it 3 times, mainly when making "ice cream" . The thing is, if your fruit is frozen like rock, that is what it is..........a. rock, and this juicer stopped in its tracks. The solution was to unfreeze your frozen fruit, just a little, by placing it in a bowl of water for a few minutes, problem solved. Now it didn't really come out like ice cream, more a frozen slushy or paste, I might have to try freezing some milk products and see how they behave. Another annoying trait was, every time I started it seemed to be going in reverse and, until I forced the fruit down it would not juice till it stopped and then realized it had to juice some fruit and magically it began rotating in the correct direction. This thing wobbles, and I am not surprised, nothing actually holds the top part of the unit in place, it just sits there in a groove on the base and depends on the auger to exert enough downward pressure to hold it there. Now, this is probably by design as I can the logic in this madness. I reckon if it was stiff then it might crack if force came to shove, so it wobbles. It has an inner filter with an outer rotating stirrer. The outer ring more or less stirs your juice much like those blades you see in the shop in those slushy machines. The Auger rotates at 43 rpm and the outer ring rotates at 17 rpm. The fact is this is about right. Anything over 60rpm is going to produce heat and kill off your vitamins, so just be aware, this does not increase juicing time, a faster revolving unit up to 60 rpm will show very little difference in the time taken, over that, well, you don't want it blended, right? Another quirky thing is the on , off and in between lever. I really can't figure out why they have this. I guess the idea is to trap your pulp in the unit as when its off it plugs the Shute. mid/off, it gives partial access to your pulp being expelled and full on, well, once again, you can't have it full on because the lever is trapped on this side of the rotating spindle and can only be in the full-on position when you remove the unit from the body. Makes no sense to me ....at all. Ok, it's quirky and sometimes stupid, but it does produce a nice juice and the pulp is quite dry as well. The one thing you all know of course is to peel your oranges and mandarins before juicing, that's why I have a separate unit for juicing oranges, its quicker and I don't have to peel the fruit. peel your carrots otherwise your juice will be brown and not golden orange, but to be honest I leave the skin on my apples but not my pineapple, Huh, I might be dull but I'm not that stupid. The machine itself is quiet in operation. I didn't do a decibel reading but it was the quietest appliance in my kitchen. All in all, if you can stand the pain on your pocket, it is worth the money, when it's discounted, and it should last a long time because its quality built in South Korea, and they tend to be a bit fussy with their electronic goods.

Fantastic product – This juicer is easy to use and clean. It produces a lot of juice. Show details

Moderately useful for juicing apples – I bought this juicer to replace an earlier version which had failed when the filter basket was no longer turned by the motor - the shaft coupling had… Read more

somehow failed. This new model operates very similarly to the previous one. I use it mainly to make apple juice from our abundant crop of apples each year. It does the job OK, but the juice does get a thick layer of foam on top which is not tasty and must be discarded. The juice also oxidizes quickly in spite of adding lemon juice trying to prevent this. One flaw in the design is the outlet for the apple pulp. It is shaped with an elbow to direct the pulp downwards into a container. Unfortunately, since the pulp is sticky, it accumulates at the elbow, and so the juicer needs to be stopped regularly and taken apart in order to remove the pulp from the elbow.

Juicy Experience – Absolutely love how easy it is to use this juicer, the XL chute means it takes me less time in preparing fruit. (No need to cut in small pieces) It’s… Read more

quiet so I can make my favourite juice in the morning whilst my family are sleeping (no grumpy bears waking up) Powerful motor so I can easily juice both soft and hard fruits or veggies. Comes with a nozzle so you can juice straight into a glass, and a jug for juicing a larger quantity. So easy to clean, comes with cleaning brush. Little pricy, but does an amazing job. Keep an eye out for when it’s on special.

1st Time owner of a Juicer "Breville's Juice Fountain Cold BJE430 SIL-ANZ" – Purchased from Harvey Norman, Bundall, Qld on Sat., 6-Jul-24. Easy to set up & use. First juice made 3 x sml Carrots, 3 x large Green Apples, fresh… Read more

Ginger & Turmeric. Topped, tailed & cut into smaller pieces, the carrots first & then cored the apples while keeping the skin on both plus skin left on Ginger & Turmeric. WOW! Quicker, easier & cleaner than trying to use a blender. Made 2 full cups of juice. Easy enough to clean although the blade plate collected minute/small pieces of skin between the stainless steel blade plate where it is seated inside the filter basket assembly (ie: on its outer edge). A little foam was transferred into the jug but it still tasted great with no heat transfer. A little staining occurred on the plastic from the carrot & turmeric but a good wash in soapy water removed it from all the parts but wouldn't want to leave that mix on any of the parts for too long. Can't find a Serial Number anywhere on the box, under the base or in the documentation, which is strange.

below average performance – This juicer is no better than a good Domestic Juicer but double the price. I am extremely disappointed in mine purchased just in Dec 2023. My… Read more

domestic Beville Cold Press works as well if not better. Lid on the Kuvings is very tight to open, in fact I have had to use an extra pair of hands to hold and twist on several occasions. When I raised this in am email to Kuvings I received a patronising email telling me opening the lid is a learn curve and maybe I need some Zoom training. I'm sorry but if you need to offer Zoom training to open the lid of your juicer there is a problem right there. Save the $$$ but a good domestic unit. Even if you have to replace in a year or 2 you will still be better off.

Best Juicer – I was given this juicer from a friend who had been placed into aged care. I was going to pass it on as I already have a juicer. Thought I would try… Read more

it to make sure it worked and I had a whole lot of lemons I wanted to juice. So glad I tried it, its amazing and I am keeping it. The amount of juice it produced from the lemons doubled what I would have got with my citrus press. Plus it spits out almost dry pulp into a container. No more clogged up mesh filters with the usual juicer. Clean up is easy with only 1 small filter to clean. Love fresh juices but the thought of pulling apart and cleaning the juicer after , used to put me off making them......not any more. Love it.

Fantastic product – Only wish I had got one sooner. This juicer is super easy to use, really robust and very well made. Highly recommend, shop around for the best deal. Show details

the juice produced by the product has a lot of bubbles, pulps and the texture is inconsistent, which makes the drinking experience unpleasant.… Read more

Additionally, I’ve found that the product feels clunky and difficult to operate, especially when assembling or disassembling the parts. The lid, in particular, is extremely hard to twist, which has been a constant source of frustration. I’ve attempted to use the product multiple times, hoping it would get easier with familiarity, but the difficulty persists

Product works fine until it decides to fault suddenly with normal use – Bought the product just over two years ago seemed to work fine then just suddenly had an electrical fault, was tripping the circuit breaker for the… Read more

GPO. Contacted the store (The Good Guys) where I bought it and they won't replace it, expire store and manufacturers warranty. Had an electrical issue with another Russell Hobbs product(food processor) which I returned prior to purchasing the juicer. At the prices that these products sell for, they should not fault after only 2 years. Seems suspicious that these products are only offering a 1 year warranty when they develop a fault within the 1 to 2 year mark. Would be better to by something much cheaper from another supplier if this is the case.

bought a used one and the cheapo plastic juicing screen basket cracked on first use, leaving crushed up pieces of plastic in the pulp and juice. did… Read more

not see all these cracks until cleaning it out. why cant they be made of all stainless steel for the price they charge. maybe its good for business to have plastic parts so they can break and have users buy their spare parts. also all the plastic gets stained very easily

on a positive note, yeild is not too bad, pulp is damp but not wet, can squeeze afew drops. handles full celery stalks without completely clogging up pulp exit port. leaves fair bit of pulp in juice, best to strain out

Gone-ski ... after 3 years – So ..... I posted a review on this juicer 3 years ago after my first few uses. Today I went to use it and no action at all from the motor. It… Read more

appears that since the last use 2 weeks ago and after doing no more exertion than sitting on the kitchen bench it has given up the ghost. Motor has died.

I suppose 3 years of occasional use from a $55 appliance isn't too bad .... but I really wanted to use it today !!

Anyway, a few items of note after 3 years of (generally successful) use -

1. I always kept a skewer handy to clear blockages in the wee outlet from bowl to spout - which could have been a bit bigger in diameter ! 2. After about every 8-10 oranges or lemons I would have to pull it apart and wash all juicing parts because of the build-up of waste stopping the juicing action / overflowing the bowl 3. Once in a while during use the little motor would overheat and unilaterally suspend operations. I'd have to wait until it cooled off to resume. It's not the most robust or strong if it can't be used to juice 20-30 lemons or oranges in one session. 4. It's "non-slip" feet are not enough resistance, I always had to use a non-slip rubber kitchen mat under it

Having said all that, I haven't yet seen a citrus juicer on the market that I like any better, so I'm going to go shopping for the same model if it's still available.

Absolutely fantastic – This juicer extracts is very efficient at juice extraction, and the pulp can be used in cooking. Everything is high quality and finish, easy to clean… Read more

too. The juices taste amazing, and very true to the ingredients used. We use it for hard veg, greens and celery, and it gets so much juice. We make ginger and tumeric juice and use it fro tumeric latte and it is delicious. Most highly recommended, we love everything about it.

It cannot be that hard – Opened box and saw that this product was almost identical model and design compared to the K-Mart Anko (I think it was) brand that I threw away,… Read more

which prompted me to buy another, but what I thought was going to be better quality, yet six oranges later it was dead! Yes, you read that right: I didn't even untie the cable tie because I thought to myself, 'oh here we go, a rebranded product and probably the same sad design' but this actually it turned out worse for more money, at least I had my other one for a year! I don't know why they persist with this design, I guess some people got lucky like my last one. In saying that, you could say I am a veteran using this 'press juicer' design so I know I certainly was not pressing too hard to actuate the press, but I assume it has sheered the gears and now the pieces have fallen between the pressure switch contacts and it will seldom even powers-on...but that is futile with damaged gears anyway if it did spin.

Kambrook, why is it so hard to make a juice that has a simple on-off toggle switch??? It is not as if this is a circular saw! It spins at probably 100RPM and there are no sharp extremities/spinning blades; you can also incorporate a micro-safety switch that detects the jug is fitted if you a really concerned about this juice going rogue; you guys have made descent stuff for years, yet this one slipped through the cracks.

This is perfect for basic juicing – Liquid is thorough in juicing, has its pros of brand and reputation and function ability however limp of excess juice scraps goes through juicer making it hard to drink clean juice Show details

Biggest piece of crap I ever bought. Just chucked it in the bin Show details

I upgraded my 7 yr old Kuvings juicer to the EVO 820 and regret it was a waste of money The Shute is slow and cumbersome to use requiring chopping… Read more

into very small pieces This model has not improved on the outlet clogging especially with celery. The model has not improved at all. I expressed my disappointment to Kuvings who did not give a satisfactory answer to my concerns I will not be purchasing or recommending Kuvings within my health care clinic

Good enough for what I need – Update April 2025: After initially getting this for the juicing function for hard apples & carrots, I find I’m using the blender more - as often as… Read more

daily - to blend personal smoothies incorporating 1/2-one medium apple or a small carrot. Why? Because the blender jug is super easy to clean. A quick rinse out with hot water and a drop of dish soap is often enough. Or use the Auto-clean function for a deeper clean every couple of days - be very careful not to use too much dish soap.

With the powerful blender, I get nice smooth smoothies that retain all the valuable gut-friendly fibre that the juicer filters out. To my go-to base of either peeled apple slices OR chopped unpeeled small carrot, I usually add raw nuts (e.g. 2 macadamias or 4 almonds), a teaspoon or 2 of sunflower & pepita seeds, a tablespoon of oats, and some soft fruit (blueberries, grapes, strawberries etc), cover the lot with a liquid (soy milk, coconut water, milk etc), secure the blender lid and hit the Smoothie program. ***WARNING: secure blender lid over the top AND spout…or you’ll be very, very sorry.

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I’d been mulling over getting juicer - masticating or centrifugal? - for a long time, researched and watched a fair amount of videos. The bluicer ticks my top 4 “must haves” - a big feeding tube for as little prep as possible, powerful motor, easy to wash, cold & fast juice. The bluicer delivered. The blender is a bonus. It is, however, on the pricey side.

I wanted a juicer mainly for carrots and apples, and the bluicer juices this combination pretty fast, but I found I needed to exert a fair bit of pressure on the carrots with the tamper. The blender doubles as a juicer jug which isn’t great when you don’t want to “bluice”. I’m on the lookout for a regular jug that fits neatly under the spout but haven’t found one yet. For the moment, I’m using the provided silicon spout and a bullet blender container for single serves of juice.

As other users have commented, the pulp is not as dry as when using a slow / masticating juicer. The resulting juice is also very foamy, but a quick stir solves this. The bluicer leaves fairly dry pulp with hard fruit/veg like apples and carrots, and rather damp pulp with softer fruit. But it’s good enough for me, a casual juicer.

Cleaning is fairly easy - a little dish soap with the included brush under a hot tap for the mesh, and a rinse and soft sponge if needed for the other bits. Line the pulp collector with a biodegradable bag to collect the waste pulp for easy disposal in the council green bin. I hear other folk use this in their garden compost or re-use to make dog biscuits!

I haven’t used the family-sized blender yet, so can’t comment.