11 Best Juicers (Review) In 2020

The Omega J8006HDS is a masticating juicer which works at low speed and sits handsomely on your kitchen surface. This model is the best choice on our review list largely due to the 200 watts motor and that you can juice at 80 revolutions per minute, it’s just one of the cold-pressed juicers on our list which retains the nutrients of the foods you are juicing. You might not like that it’s horizontal in design so is deeper than it is tall so it does take up pretty much plenty of work surface and it’s also recommended that you pop a towel underneath it when in operation to reduce noise, although we don’t think it is too loud. It’s quite a high-end model which juices in two stages to produce very dry pulp, and it has an auto-pulp eject so you can juice continuously.

Our budget pick is Hamilton Beach model 67608A. It’s a centrifugal juicer with a nice vertical design and stainless steel panels, and we believe there may be another color available, so the aesthetics work well. It actually works very well on soft fruits, producing a lovely smooth and pulp-free result. We found that creating orange juice, or using fruits like grapes and celery required no cutting before feeding into the chute which cuts down on prep but apples still needed quartering as expected with most ‘Big Mouth’ style chutes. For its price, it is a good performer but perhaps not for those looking to juice lots at one time.

At just 8.6 inches at its widest point, the Breville Juice Fountain may be small but it’s a high-performance model that looks good, is easy to use, and straightforward to clean after use. It takes up little countertop space even though it has a large jug for the juice you produce but even that has been designed to be tall rather than wide – we like this feature as you can juice fruits and veggies till your heart’s content and keep your finished juice in the fridge for up to three days. You might like the extra-large chute which allows you to cut prep time, we think it is worth spending the $249 for this and the fact it’s a powerful little gem.

This Enzoo Slow Masticating Cold Press Juicer is one of the slow juicers we liked to review. It works at 55 rotations per minute which, when compared to a centrifugal juicer, allows you to produce a higher yield of juice. It has two speeds and although there’s always a chance of clogging, this has a reverse switch which can work in two ways – it can prevent clogging if you see it occurring and can also help to pre-clean the machine too. Fruits and vegetables that are highly fibrous should be chopped into small pieces. All in all, this is a good all-rounder.

What a lovely color and design. This cute Hurom HP Slow Juicer is designed with little curves but lets the pleasant style distract you, this slow juicer produces great results and is pretty easy to use and clean. It sits neatly on the kitchen worktop, taking up little space at less than 9 inches at its widest point, so it’s ready to use when you need it and easy to store when you don’t. We think it is good for those who haven’t juiced before, or simply don’t need a larger capacity machine, though it does suit those with a higher budget.

Our premium pick for adding to our best juicer review list is the Kuvings EVO820CG which is a slow juicer with a two-way feedchute. It has a really neat design and looks professional and available in silver or gold ‘leather pattern’ with black plastic parts. At 22 pounds it is quite a sturdy example of a vertical slow juicer and has an upgraded round exit nozzle, which lets the juice flow out nicely. We liked the flap that protects little hands from getting into the large chute when only the small feeding hole is needed. Also, for citrus juicers, there’s an optional citrus module (separate purchase) that uses fibers from the fruit. Worth its price tag if you are looking for a premium product and have the budget to match.

At 10.5 inches at its widest point, the Tribest SW-2000 sits neatly on a kitchen worktop and looks smart enough to compliment decor without needing to put it away when not in use. It is quite tall though at 19.5 inches including the feeding chute, and the chute itself is small. It does, however, have an edge over other juicers. It has power and blades which help with tough or fibrous fruits and veggies, is quieter than you might think, and has a 3-stage speed reduction mechanism for dealing with difficult foods.

This lightweight Breville Juice Fountain Compact Juicer is a great fit if you don’t want to use up too much counter space and it’s a great price while including a froth/foam separator, good size juice container with a lid, and it doesn’t It has a decent juice container which collects around 17fl oz, or a half liter, which makes it ideal for those only juicing for themselves. It’s a sturdy little compact and it’s a good all-rounder for tough fruits and vegetables. Because it’s so powerful it can juice rapidly but it may not be too effective with very soft fruits. This juice fountain is a good starter model and it’s easy to clean, one of the best juicers for those who don’t want to spend too much but if you don’t mind spending more, our best value juicer on our list is the SKG (below).

Out of the juicers of 2020 that we have decided to review, our choice for the best value is the SKG Slow Masticating Wide Chute Cold Press Juicer which is pretty lightweight. Along with the other masticating juicers on our list, and as you would expect, this is easy to use and uses low speed which retains nutrients in the juicing foods you select. You can create green juice using leafy greens, and many other fruits and vegetables, and we didn’t pick up on any major issues with highly fibrous foods. The fresh juice it produces is clear, and some of the added benefits with this machine are that it comes with some fab accessories including a smoothie strainer and a cleaning brush. The thing you might find different to others is the rotating part within the large chute, this is a great safety addition. It is the second pressing juicer on our review list to have a reverse function which is good for pre-cleaning.

The Tenergy Slow Speed Cold Press Juicer we decided to review is something that everyone will come to enjoy with its ability to produce delicious fruit juices from fruits and vegetables. During operation, it runs at around 60 decibels which is fairly quiet and this is thanks to the technology slow juicers use – they run slowly, don’t produce the heat that centrifugal juicers do, hence retaining the nutrients from the fruits you use. It looks good with a compact vertical design that doesn’t take up much surface space.

One of our mid-priced slow juicers, the Omega VRT350 and we think you will like that it is an affordable and good value. It feels like great quality and sits proudly in any kitchen with its stainless steel outer and has two spouts – one for juice and one for extracting pulp. We did find that some of the juices produced contain more pulp that some might like. It isn’t the easiest to clean, especially when the pulp spout gets a bit cloggy, so this bit is pretty time-consuming. It’s a narrow design so it takes up little surface space, has three settings including reverse which is good to use as a pre-clean, but it’s tall so for storing away we would recommend keeping its box. Unlike the similarly priced Breville Juice Fountain in our list (above), it only has a 1.5-inch feeding chute.