Best Juicers

The Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer earns its praise from a self-feeding wide mouth that cuts prep time and lets the machine run hands-free. Reviewers highlight the ease of use, quick cleaning, and eco-friendly packaging. It doubles as a nut milk maker and smoothie blender. It costs more than most and won't fit a small kitchen, but the 15-year warranty and the extra yield from its pure press technology make it a sound buy for people who juice seriously. Quality and function over cost and compactness is the trade.

Ninja's NeverClog JC151 is a horizontal masticating (cold press) juicer with a reverse function for clearing jams and dishwasher-safe juice parts. TechGearLab scored it 76 of 100 and ranked it first of 13 juicers tested, praising velvety juice, standout yields from wheatgrass, kale and spinach, and some of the best orange juice it has tried. Hard produce is its weak spot: beets had to be cut small for the narrow chute and yielded little, and there are many parts to take apart and clean.

Reviewers praise the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juicer Extractor for a large 3-inch feed chute that takes whole fruit with almost no prep, plus a 1.1 horsepower motor that pulls more juice than competing models like the Breville Juice Fountain Cold. They also found it easy to use and clean, with dishwasher-safe parts and accessories included. Complaints: the motor is loud, and despite the chute size, bigger fruit like apples still needs quartering to fit. Anyone after an affordable, no-fuss juicer will be well served.

The Kuvings AUTO10 Plus targets large batch juicing with a 135 oz hopper extension that cuts prep work down. TechRadar called it the ultimate tool for juicing, praising the hands-free operation and auto hopper. The 240W motor and stainless steel blade take on tough ingredients, though the weight and footprint could put off some buyers.

The Elite Gourmet ETS623 is a budget electric citrus juicer built around convenience. CNN Underscored praised the auto-reversing reamer and the compact form factor, which fits small spaces and casual juicing. It has a 3-cup capacity, BPA-free construction, and runs on 40 watts. Reviewers flagged that it only handles citrus and won't keep up with heavy juicing. For an individual or a couple who want fresh citrus juice without the mess, it does the job.