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There's nothing like beating the heat by cooling down with fresh, delicious juice. Juicers are a great way to stay healthy and get all the nutrients you need but most importantly, to have fun. Having friends over? Whip out a cold press juicer to add fresh orange juice to your champagne - and you've got yourself a mimosa. Continue Reading...
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- Build Quality4.8 (30)
- Value for Money4.7 (31)
- Ease of Use4.7 (31)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (31)
- Noise Level4.4 (24)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishCharcoal, Silver
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 5 cm
- RPM (speed)45 RPM
- Power200 W
- Dimensions 530 x 170 x 250 mm
Best Juicer
The Mod Cold Press Juicer has proven itself to be a juicer that you can rely on to make fresh and tasty juice. As a masticating juicer, The Mod Cold Press is more efficient at retaining nutrients than other juicers.
Price (RRP) $499.00
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- Build Quality4.8 (229)
- Value for Money4.6 (231)
- Ease of Use4.8 (231)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (227)
- Noise Level4.3 (227)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishBlack or White and Black, Silver, or White
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 8 cm
- RPM (speed)65 RPM
- Power240 W
Optimum H3000
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: This juicer is perfect. so much easier to clean than other juicers I've owned including kurvings and hurom. makes great quality juice with dry pulp. Its quiet to use, easy to assemble. you can make
Price (RRP) $899.00
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- Build Quality4.7 (62)
- Value for Money4.6 (64)
- Ease of Use5.0 (63)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.8 (62)
- Noise Level4.3 (59)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishBlack
- Chute Size 7.6 cm
- RPM (speed)70 RPM
- Power350 W
- Max Continuous Run Time20 minutes
Optimum 600
· includes 4 listingsLatest review: We have been housing for a while. The juicer is great value above the price paid. We had a small issue. Which was promptly resolved by customer service. I wish more companies follow the great
Price (RRP) $576.00
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- Build Quality4.4 (58)
- Value for Money4.3 (57)
- Ease of Use4.4 (58)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.2 (58)
- Noise Level4.1 (55)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Construction MaterialAluminium
- Colour / FinishSilver, Black
- BPA FreeNo
- RPM (speed)45 RPM
- Power200 W
- Maximum Noise Level66 db
Breville Juice Fountain Max / Plus
· includes 2 listingsPrice (RRP) $269.95
Price from$205Billy Guyatts
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- Build Quality4.8 (8)
- Value for Money4.6 (7)
- Ease of Use4.9 (8)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.4 (7)
- Noise Level3.7 (7)
- TypeCentrifugal
- Construction MaterialStainless Steel and Plastic
- Colour / FinishSilver
- Chute Size 8.4 cm
- Power1,199 W
This $429 dual-auger cold-press juicer from Torus uses two augers to produce a high yield of juice, successfully extracting the nutrients and fibre from both hard and soft fruits and vegetables.
Price (RRP) $429.00
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- Build Quality4.8 (30)
- Value for Money4.7 (31)
- Ease of Use4.7 (31)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (31)
- Noise Level4.4 (24)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishCharcoal, Silver
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 5 cm
- RPM (speed)45 RPM
- Power200 W
- Dimensions 530 x 170 x 250 mm
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- Build Quality4.4 (5)
- Value for Money4.3 (4)
- Ease of Use4.4 (5)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 3.8 (5)
- Noise Level3.8 (5)
- TypeCentrifugal
- Construction MaterialPlastic and Stainless Steel
- Colour / FinishBrushed Stainless Steel
- Chute Size 8.4 cm
- Power1,300 W
- Dimensions 319 x 202 x 420 mm
- Review Summary
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- Build Quality4.0 (11)
- Value for Money4.0 (11)
- Ease of Use4.5 (11)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.2 (11)
- Noise Level3.1 (11)
- TypeCentrifugal
- Construction MaterialPlastic and Stainless Steel
- Colour / FinishSilver
- Chute Size 7.5 cm
- Power900 W
- Dimensions 243 x 226 x 404 mm
Latest review: I have had 8 years of great juicing with my Oscar Neo DA 1000 and equally great service from Vitality 4 Life. Easy to operate, easy to clean and juice tastes
Price (RRP) $549.00
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- Build Quality3.6 (7)
- Value for Money3.7 (7)
- Ease of Use4.0 (7)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.3 (7)
- Noise Level3.6 (7)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishBurgundy, Black, Chrome, White
- BPA FreeYes
- RPM (speed)80 RPM
- Power200 W
- Dimensions 340 x 170 x 410 mm
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- Build Quality4.3 (17)
- Value for Money4.3 (16)
- Ease of Use4.4 (17)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.1 (17)
- Noise Level3.9 (14)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Construction MaterialStainless Steel
- Colour / FinishMatte Black
- BPA FreeYes
- RPM (speed)55 RPM
- Power240 W
- Dimensions 420 x 364 x 338 mm
Latest review: 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 importantly a very quiet low pitch motor. The Stainless
Price (RRP) $279.95
Price from$275Billy Guyatts
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- Build Quality3.9 (8)
- Value for Money3.1 (8)
- Ease of Use4.7 (9)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (9)
- Noise Level4.6 (8)
- TypeMotorised Manual-Press
- Construction MaterialDie-Cast Metal and Stainless Steel
- Colour / FinishBrushed Stainless Steel
- Power110 W
- Dimensions 408 x 18.8 x 269 mm
Latest review: Amazed by the tastiness of cold pressed juice. I had an old not cold press juicer that I used for years, one of those spinny ones. No comparison. Cold press so much more delicious. If it tastes so
Price (RRP) $379.00
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- Build Quality4.8 (6)
- Value for Money5.0 (6)
- Ease of Use5.0 (6)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.8 (6)
- Noise Level5.0 (3)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishBlack
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 5 cm
- Power150 W
- Dimensions 380 x 150 x 360 mm
Latest review: I would like to actually rate this product except I don't know where to buy this product from within Australia either online or in store, if anyone could let me know where I can find one, that'll be
Price (RRP) $475.00
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- Build Quality5.0 (1)
- Value for Money3.0 (1)
- Ease of Use4.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 2.0 (1)
- Noise Level3.0 (1)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Construction MaterialPlastic
- Colour / FinishBlack, Red, Silver, White
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 80 cm
- RPM (speed)40 RPM
- Power400 W
- Dimensions 450 x 160 x 210 mm
Magimix Juice Expert 3
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: Powerful juicer that comes with a variety of attachments allowing for pure juice extraction or a little more pulp if you prefer. The citrus squeezer also works well. The lid and base are easy to
Price (RRP) $599.00
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- Build Quality4.7 (11)
- Value for Money4.6 (11)
- Ease of Use4.9 (11)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (11)
- Noise Level3.9 (11)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishChrome, Black and Chrome, Red
- BPA FreeYes
- RPM (speed)1,500 RPM
Latest review: Super easy to use and clean I make vege Juices every morning. So much fun and so tasty. I make a mixture of carrot, apple, celery, beetroot, cucumbet, ginger and more. I am so happy I finally got
Price (RRP) $599.00
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- Build Quality5.0 (2)
- Value for Money5.0 (2)
- Ease of Use5.0 (2)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 5.0 (2)
- Noise Level5.0 (2)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Construction MaterialPlastic
- Colour / FinishRed, Silver
- BPA FreeYes
- RPM (speed)75 RPM
- Power200 W
- Dimensions 320 x 167 x 420 mm
Latest review: The old saying, you get what you pay, for stands true here. Yes it is expensive at $1000, however, given how much juice it extracts, I am saving money on produce. The bone dry waste is so minimal, it
Price (RRP) $629.00
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- Build Quality5.0 (2)
- Value for Money5.0 (2)
- Ease of Use5.0 (2)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.5 (2)
- Noise Level4.5 (2)
- TypeTwin Gear
- Construction MaterialPlastic
- Colour / FinishWhite
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 38 cm
- RPM (speed)110 RPM
- Power190 W
- Dimensions 315 x 472 x 173 mm
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Latest review: I was using my juicer a week ago when suddenly I noticed a screeching sound which worried me a little. As soon as that occurred I contacted customer service and after only the first email they asked
Price (RRP) $899.00
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- Build Quality4.1 (9)
- Value for Money3.9 (9)
- Ease of Use4.1 (9)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.2 (9)
- Noise Level3.6 (8)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Chute Size 7.5 cm
- RPM (speed)65 RPM
- Power240 W
- Maximum Noise Level65 db
Latest review: I revised my review, because despite the useless Optimum cookbook recipes, and pictures of meals likely made using store-bought pasta… the machine will produce good quality freshly made pasta. You
Price (RRP) $499.00
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- Build Quality4.8 (6)
- Value for Money4.7 (6)
- Ease of Use4.5 (6)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (6)
- Noise Level4.0 (5)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- RPM (speed)50 RPM
- Power150 W
- Dimensions 322 x 425 x 237 mm
Latest review: 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
Price (RRP) $1,995.00
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- Build Quality5.0 (1)
- Value for Money5.0 (1)
- Ease of Use5.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.0 (1)
- Noise Level4.0 (1)
- TypeTwin Gear
- Construction MaterialStainless Steel
- Colour / FinishStainless Steel
- BPA FreeNo
- RPM (speed)82 RPM
- Power150 W
- Max Continuous Run Time30 minutes
Sunbeam Double Sieve
· includes 2 listings- Review Summary
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- Build Quality1.5 (2)
- Value for Money1.5 (2)
- Ease of Use2.0 (2)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 1.5 (2)
- Noise Level1.5 (2)
- TypeCentrifugal
- Construction MaterialStainless Steel
- Colour / FinishStainless Steel and White
- Chute Size 7 cm
- Power1,000 W
Latest review: The juicer struggles juicing cucumbers and wheatgrass, the pulp stuck inside and needs to be removed manually. Does not juice the vegetables well and the pulp comes out wet. It is juicing selery
Price (RRP) $389.00
- Specifications
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishRed, Silver
- BPA FreeYes
- RPM (speed)60 RPM
- Power150 W
- Dimensions 330 x 180 x 380 mm
- Pros & Cons
- Review Summary
- Specifications
- Build Quality4.8 (30)
- Value for Money4.7 (31)
- Ease of Use4.7 (31)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (31)
- Noise Level4.4 (24)
- TypeMasticating (Cold Press)
- Colour / FinishCharcoal, Silver
- BPA FreeYes
- Chute Size 5 cm
- RPM (speed)45 RPM
- Power200 W
- Dimensions 530 x 170 x 250 mm
Is a juicer a good investment?
Consider buying a juicer if you find yourself agreeing with the following.
You'd like to increase your fruit and vegetable intake.
It's often difficult to eat the recommended two serves of fruit and five serves of vegetables per day, especially if you're short for time.
To up your daily intake of vegetables and fruits, throwing them into your juicer is an easy and fuss-free way to satisfy more of your nutritional needs without having to think about it too much. If you're not a fan of vegetables, and the thought of buying a vegetable or green juicer is a little intimidating, it can be as simple as throwing in a handful of baby spinach. Often this way the other flavours are so overpowering that you don't even notice the taste.
You want to make life easier.
Resting at home on your day off and feeling too tired to leave the house? Switch on the juicer and make yourself a drink. Breville juicers are popular and reliable juicers that many people have added to their homes, as they are particularly known for their ease of use.
Along with having a coffee machine - it's almost like having a cafe in the convenience of your own home. You can save money that you would usually spend on a takeaway coffee or green juice from a juice bar or invite friends over to enjoy your set up. Plus, if you're looking to make a stylish kitchen arrangement, choosing a sleek finish on a juicer, such as effortless black can also be a good way to make your kitchen bench look more like a cafe.
You'd rather not have added sugars in your juices.
Most of the time, store-bought juices come packed with lots of added sugar and using your own fruit juicer is a great way to lower your sugar levels and increase your vitamin intake. By carefully choosing the fruits and veggies you put in your drink, you get to decide which vitamins and nutrients you have, resulting in a much healthier juice.
You can use your juicer to make apple or orange juice - the traditional choices. Or try something different with watermelon and rosewater, the options are endless! You'll discover more recipes and combinations over time.
Should I buy a juicer or blender?
Juicers and blenders can both be beneficial to your health and either can be used for dieting or living a healthy lifestyle. Juicers can be used for a juice cleanse and a blender can be used to make smoothies for meal replacements.
The main difference between a juicer and a blender is that a juicer will extract nutrients from fruits and vegetables, whereas a blender pulverises fruits and vegetables as a whole.
Most juicers have a pulp collection bin that stores the pulp - but it doesn't have to be destined for the bin. Once you've separated the pulp from the fruits and vegetables, you can then use the pulp to make a healthy, fibrous snack by adding it to granola bars. You can also turn the pulp into veggie broth or add it to baked foods like pasta and lasagne, for an infusion of nutrients.
Foods made using a blender, such as smoothies, are thicker because they include the pulp and fibrous cellulose. Since blenders are designed to produce food with thicker textures than a juicer, they can make food as well - healthy snacks like protein balls and meals like soups. If you don't mind pulp in your juice, a blender is a cheaper option that's also easier to clean.
Some popular juicers even come with a smoothie function, such as the Breville Froojie Juice Fountain, which might not be as effective as a standalone blender but might be a good compromise if you would prefer not to buy both a juicer and a blender.
Types of Juicers
Which is better, a masticating or centrifugal juicer?
Centrifugal juicers are known for their speed and their affordable prices. They use a sharp blade to cut up fruits and vegetables, and because they're so quick, will often generate heat that creates a bit of foam at the top. Centrifugal juicers can get quite loud, so quiet will be something you have to sacrifice if you want your juice instantaneously. So if price is a concern, and you'd like your juice to be ready as soon as possible, these might be a good choice.
A masticating/cold press juicer works by pressing and squeezing fruits and vegetables as opposed to cutting and can also process frozen fruits.
Masticating juicers are thought to have a higher nutrient content than centrifugal juicers because they don't reach as high of a temperature. This is because heat produces speed which some nutritionists claim breaks down and destroys the nutrients from fruits and vegetables.
Many cold press juicers are also multifunctional, compared to most centrifugal juicers, which mainly make juices. Cold press juicers can help to make baby food, salsa, nut milk/butter, and baby food. Although masticating juicers do tend to cost more than other juicers, they are also quieter and produce a high yield of good quality juice, so if you intend to juice frequently and don't mind the slower juicing time, a cold press juicer can be a worthwhile investment.
Twin gear juicers
Twin gear juicers (pictured on the left) are pretty much the same as a masticating/cold press juicers except that they have two gears instead of one. If you're making a quick brekkie juice for a partner or the whole family, you might consider a twin gear juicer. Yes, you'll still have to wait a bit for your juice, and it will be pricier than other juicers, but you'll end up with double the amount.
Motorised manual-press juicers
A motorised manual-press juicer provides a stripped-back experience of using a juicer. A simple way of juicing, you'll only be able to juice soft fruits and vegetables - plus you'll need a bit of arm muscle. The good news is that once you push the lever down, the motor will kick in and do the rest of the work for you.
Factors to consider when buying a juicer:
Material/Build 
Stainless steel juicers are strong and durable and can handle being knocked around a little. If you're looking for a juicer that is long-lasting and won't break easily, then a stainless steel juicer is your best option. If you're new to juicing and just looking to try one out, then plastic juicers are usually a less expensive option but may be more vulnerable than a stainless steel juicer.
Speed 
The centrifugal juicer makes juice fast. Quickly pop in some fruits and veggies like celery into a centrifugal juicer, and you've got yourself a quick and nutritious breakfast. Sip on it while getting ready for work or pack it into a portable cup.
But if you've got a few extra minutes on your hands, it's worth waiting for a cold press juicer to work its magic. Often the result will be higher quality juice, with more nutrition, less foam, and an increased thickness. With a bit of patience, a slow juicer can be worth the wait.
Noise 
The speed of a centrifugal juicer creates vibrations which makes it sound louder than other juicers. However, most cold press juicers are so quiet that you might even forget that they're on. If you have friends over and you're trying to talk, you won't be interrupted by a juicer jumping around on the counter, or the loud whirring of a blade chopping up fruits.
Ease of cleaning 
If you leave cleaning your juicer for later, you're probably going to be left with a sticky mess. Choosing a juicer that can be taken apart into individual parts can help speed up the cleaning process and encourage you to start cleaning sooner.
Many centrifugal juicers are compatible with dishwashing machines, which means that as soon as you're finished making your juice, you can disassemble your appliance and pop it in your dishwashing machine.
However, keep in mind most masticating juicers aren't dishwasher safe and will need to be hand-washed. A cleaning brush is usually best for a juicer - and bonus points if you find a juicer that comes with its own brush. The Breville Juice Fountain Plus and the Kuvings C7000 are both juicers which come available with a cleaning brush.
Price 
The twin gear juicer is usually the most expensive type of juicer on the market. So if your goal is to extract all the nutrients you possibly can, or to use your new appliance for a juice cleanse, then it's worth investing in a higher-end model, such as the Greenstar Elite Juicer GSE-5000, which is available at a starting price of $625. This juicer is pricier because with its large chutes and twin gears it's able to produce larger quantities of juice. It's also easy to assemble and clean and is covered by a 12-year warranty.
On the other hand, if you're looking for a budget juicer, Kmart juicers are worth considering. Their cheapest juicer, the Kmart Anko 1L Citrus Juicer, is selling for as low as $15. A highly-rated centrifugal juicer is The Kmart Juicer Large, which is stainless steel, dishwasher friendly, and at only $59, will get your juice ready in no time.
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