Hi hronetoone-rayhanabdullahz7093, we have had a range of new cold press juicers that are great. We also have a video on our channel dedicated to showing the best juicers for this year if you are interested in watching that. Some great juicers are the angel juicers, the Hurom H400, Kuvings REVO830, Omega MM1500, Omega 8007/8008, the Sana 929, 727, or 868 and many more. What are you looking to juice?

@@juicersuk thanks for the reply, what about magimix juice expert three. I am concerned about the build quality so rather spend on it so that it will last me for years. Any thoughts?

@@juicersuk I am looking for juicing green leaf, hard and soft fruits, make nut milks if possible, would really like to make juice out of jackfruits, mango, lychee when it's the season.

Hi, The Magimix Juice Expert three is a centrifugal juicer, meaning it would not be able to extract much juice from leafy greens. In addition, cold press juicers produce a better quality of juice that containers more vitamins since centrifugal juicers generate heat which kill nutrients, hence the name "Cold Press". It you are able to, it would probably be better to stick with cold press juicers. The ones I mentioned are great in terms of build quality, juicing performance and would overall be easier to clean.

It would be hard to find a juicer that can do all of that since horizontal juicers can struggle with softer ingredients where as vertical juicers can sometimes struggle with leafy greens however newer juicers such as the Hurom H400 is able to handle more leafy greens than most vertical models. Its advised to layer leafy greens below harder ingreidnets like apples so the harder ingredients can help push the leafy greens through the mechanism.

Hi mufcmusic8514, yeah. Simply set the H400 up for making frozen desserts, put in frozen fruits into the hopper and let it run.

Hi jeremyjin3448, well like most blenders its pretty loud. Depending on what you are blending, the noise levels could reach anywhere from 70-90 decibels.

Hi magdzioczek, Glad we could help! Unfortunately, we don't offer specific discounts for blue light card holders. However, we do offer a range of free gifts with the Hurom H400 worth £50, we also do have regular sales so keep an eye out for those. To be notified about any future sales you are more than welcome to sign up to our newsletter which you can do on our website.

Hi, Yeah that's spot on. the 3210 is designed to be used in smaller rooms like small bedrooms or even bathrooms. The 3410 is better for slightly bigger rooms like livings rooms or large kitchens.

Hi KaroAdC, Yeah the Sana 929 has a fully stainless steel mechanism so it can handle leafy greens and fibrous ingredients a lot better that the 727. That being said, the angel juicer is also an extremely good juicer and I don't think it would be worth replacing the Angel with the Sana 929.

Hi JCLOOLGAMES, there isn't to much of a difference in taste. The only difference would be that the cold press juice has a slightly more crisp and flavourful taste since its got more nutrients. Hope this helps.

Thank you for your feedback, we put this on our list and hopefully we can do this soon

@@juicersuk yes, that would be great!

Hi francestutt3661, you wouldn't really find a vertical juicer like the Tribest Shine XL that can handle just celery. The new Hurom H400 can handle celery to some extent but it's advised to add in harder ingredients like apples or carrots to help push the celery through the mechanism and prevent clogging. If you are looking to juice just celery and other leafy greens then a horizontal model would be your best option, they are slightly less user-friendly since the mechanism is a bit harder to clean than newer vertical models like the H400 but they are unbeatable when it comes to handling tough ingredients like celery. My recommendations (If price isn't a concern) would be any of the Angel horizontal models like the 8500, 7500, or 5500 another good option similar to the Angel would be the new Sana 929, but if you are looking to spend less then the Omega MM1500 is a great option or the Omega 8007/8008, Sana 727 or MM900. Could you specify what you mean by the second part of your question, are you asking what would happen in terms of your body and overall health?

@@juicersuk I think you answered it. I was really saying juicing celery like making 10 oz a day. I will look at your suggestions. Also want to juice lemons and limes, because i grow them.

The Hurom and Nama j2 are made in the same factory by Hurom themselves. Nama do not make any of their own products, all of their products are sourced and mind by Hurom. The main difference between these 2 is that the Hurom comes with an easy clean screen whilst the Nama has the traditional screen which require much more cleaning.

Hi, the Sana 929 also has stainless steel juicing parts and a stronger motor to be able to handle tough ingredients incredibly easily and generate better yields.

Hi, They are the same product.

Hey, It depends what you are juicing however we have not had any issues when juicing large batches of juice.

Which juicer do you have? I’m looking to buy the H400 tomorrow.

I prefer the Nama J2.

It is exactly the same as the Nama J2 and made in the same factory by Hurom. These are OEM products essentially brands such as Nama and Sana are using the same technology but putting their own badge on. The main difference here is that Sana 878 comes with additional accessories which make it more stylish and premium.

Yes it's an excellent juicer. I prefer the stainless steel screen and I don't find it hard to clean at all 😊

Hi @kenf3225 , in the UK the Hurom H400 is £599 (On our website) and the Nama J2 is £550 on the Nama website, the Hurom H400 not only provides a better yield but also utilises a dual auger mechanism instead of the Nama's screen-based mechanism, making the Hurom H400 a lot easier to clean since the dual auger mechanism does not require any brushing and scrubbing like all traditional screen-based mechanisms like the one used in the Nama J2, it can simply be rinsed under warm water to be cleaned. We hope this clears up any confusion with pricing.

Hi @inked-96, in the UK the Hurom H400 is £599 (On our website) and the Nama J2 is £550 on the Nama website, the Hurom H400 not only provides a better yield but also utilises a dual auger mechanism instead of Nama's screen based mechanism, making the Hurom H400 a lot easier to clean since the dual auger mechanism does not require any brushing and scrubbing like all traditional screen based mechanisms like the one used in the Nama J2, it can simply be rinsed under warm water to be cleaned. We hope this clears up any confusion with pricing.

@juicersuk H400 doesn't offer 15 years warranty. Hence why I have just bought the J2 today for £500.

Hey @inked-96, Its pretty safe to assume that both juices are great quality. Hurom actually manufacture the juicers for Nama, using the same quality materials and manufacturing techniques as they would use to make there own juicers.

Hi @vasilikiA.B, you will need to cut the ingredients into small enough chunks to fit into the feed chute.

This would be dependant on the type of juice you want to produce. If it is mainly fibrous produce such as celery and kale the Angel 7500 would produce a better yield as it is a twin gear juicer meaning more juice however if you want to juice different types of fruit and vegetables then the Sana 929 would be better especially given the variable speed that this juicer has. Also to note that if you are doing larger amounts of juice the Sana 929, you would be able to run the juicer for longer due to the design of the motor. I hope this helps, if you have another question. We are more than happy to help.

I have a cheaper version of a similar juicer which I’m very happy with

Hi elisaregis4136, If you go onto our store (Juicers.co.uk) you will be able to find the juicers in the video and can purchase from there.

The Hurom HP has been discontinued. The Hurom H310 is a self-feeding juicer whereas the Hurom HP is a manual feeding juicer.

Hi @mark100177, we recommend all of them, that's why we placed them on the list. Its more of a personal preference in regards to which one you would prefer out of the list of juicers.