We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.

8 Best And 5 Worst Juicers, According To Reviews

Juicers extract the juice from both fruits and vegetables, allowing you to create delicious beverages right at home. There are different types of juicers on the market — including cold press (or masticating) juicers, centrifugal juicers, and manual juicers. Each model works a bit differently, but all three can help you quickly turn fresh produce (or canned produce) into a nutritious cup of yummy juice. Generally, cold press or masticating models are seen as the best option to purchase. They work at a slower speed than other options, effectively separating the fruit's pulp from its juices and yielding a smooth and higher quality juice. Because of the slower pace of the process which results in less oxidation, these models also extract more juice from each piece of fruit. The juice is also of a higher quality and can last for longer in the refrigerator.

Advertisement

If you're going to invest in a juicer — regardless of whether you're looking for a cold press, manual, or centrifugal model, you want to spend your money wisely. The last thing you want is to be immediately disappointed with the performance of the model you choose. To help prevent this from happening, we compiled a list of some of the best — and worst — juicers that are currently on the market. We considered the average star rating for each of these items, as well as the number of customer reviews used to determine the average when compiling our list. All of our top recommendations have a 4.4-star rating or higher, which is based on 1,700 or more customer reviews. You'll find a more detailed explanation of our methodology at the end of this piece.

Advertisement

Best: Breville the Juice Fountain

Sure, juicing is technically one of the potential ways to use a French press beyond making coffee. However, it isn't going to rival a true juicer in its ability to fully extract juices from fruits and vegetables. Instead, consider the highly-rated Breville the Juice Fountain. It has a 4.6-star rating, which is based on more than 12,000 reviews. The juicer offers a compact size for easier storage (or so you can just leave it out on your countertops for regular use). This is a centrifugal model that allows users to feed whole fruits and vegetables through the upper chute, after which they are sent through the titanium-reinforced disc and micro mesh filter basket to separate the pulp from the juice. This model also features a built-in froth separator and comes with a juice jug with a 25-ounce capacity.

Advertisement

77% of reviewers gave this juicer a 5-star rating, with an additional 12% giving it a 4-star rating. Several highlighted the juice quality, ease of use, and overall quality in their review. One reviewer shared, "The Breville BJE200XL is an awesome juicer for the money. I love it! Dropping in fruits and veggies and watching them get annihilated by the blade is awesome! Plus, the juice that comes out is tasty and healthy."

Worst: Larinest Cold Press Juicer

With so many top-rated juicers on the market, you should probably skip over the Larinest Cold Press Juicer. With feedback from more than 100 reviewers, it holds a low, 3.4-star rating. According to the manufacturer, this model is designed to use cold-press technology to slowly extract juice from fruits and vegetables, preserving their nutrient content. It is also designed with a wide, 4-inch chute to allow users to insert whole fruits and vegetables without taking the time to cut them first. Some other features that the manufacturer highlights include the anti-drip design, removable components for easier hand-washing, and the BPA-free construction.

Advertisement

Unfortunately, customer opinions of this model don't line up with the manufacturer's explanations of its features and benefits. 30% of reviewers only gave it a 1-star rating. This means that nearly one-third of users gave it the lowest possible rating. An additional 12% only gave it a 2- or 3-star rating. Many of these poor reviews complained about the quality of the juicer and its tendency to clog. One reviewer who gave it a dismal 1-star rating wrote, "Worked 4 times and juice started going everywhere... Clogged a lot...would not buy again..."

Best: Zulay Kitchen Cast-Iron Citrus Juicer

If you're looking to extract orange, lemon, or grapefruit juice, then the Zulay Kitchen Cast-Iron Citrus Juicer with its impressive 4.6-star rating based on more than 10,000 reviews might be the best fit for your needs. This model offers a large, 5-inch press bowl, allowing it to accommodate citrus fruits of varying sizes. It is a manual model that features cast-iron construction and an easy-to-grip handle to help you easily squeeze as much juice from each piece of fruit. In addition to helping you extract the juices from citrus fruits, it can also be used with other fruits including pomegranates and apples. After juicing, you can put the juicer in the dishwasher for easy clean-up.

Advertisement

The majority of reviewers are very pleased with their decision to try this juicer. At the time of writing, 90% gave it either a 4- or 5-star rating (79% 5-star and 11% 4-star), with many praising the quality, ease of use, and performance of the juicer in their write-up. Here is what one satisfied user wrote: "This unit is much sturdier and more industrial than I ever would have imagined for $70. High quality unit for sure. This morning we easily squeezed 20 oranges. Much simpler than any electric squeezer, with no chance of breaking down. Very easy to clean afterwards."

Best: Cuisinart Pulp Control Citrus Juice

Customize the amount of pulp in your orange or grapefruit juice with the Cuisinart Pulp Control Citrus Juicer. Over 21,000 reviewers have given it a 4.5-star rating, making it a solid pick for those who want to extract juice from citrus fruits. While this is considered a manual model, it offers a powered spin feature to help full extra all the juice from each fruit. You can also adjust the reamer to control how much pulp mixes in with the juice, with low, medium, and high options available. For easy clean-up, the various components of the machine are dishwasher safe.

Advertisement

Currently, 71% of reviewers gave this model a 5-star rating, with 15% more giving it a 4-star rating. Many were impressed by the juice volume, speed, and overall ease of use. One user wrote, "It's easy to use, extracts juice efficiently, and the pulp control feature lets you customize it to your preference. The black and stainless design looks sleek on the countertop. Highly recommend for anyone who loves fresh citrus juice!"

Worst: Pukomc Cold Press Juicer

The Pukomc Cold Press Juicer is another model that probably isn't worth your money. It has only a 3.6-star rating, based on just over 50 reviews. While advertised by the manufacturer as being able to remove the hassle of creating fresh juices, delivering an up to 98% juice yield from fruits and vegetables, and being easy to clean and assemble, customers just aren't pleased with the way this model actually performs.

Advertisement

Fewer than half (only 44%) of reviewers gave it a 5-star rating. Even more telling, though, is the fact that 34% gave it a low 1-, 2-, or 3-star review. Several of these low reviews noted that their unit simply didn't work at all or nowhere near as well as they were expecting. One shared, "I was so very excited to use this juicer, as my granddaughter loves orange juice! Unfortunately, after cleaning everything and getting it all put together, it did not work. I made sure the plug I was using was functioning, just to be sure. It wouldn't turn on at all. I'm so very disappointed."

Best: Ninja NeverClog Cold Press Juicer

Those looking for an advanced model that will enable them to juice a variety of fruits and vegetables should take a look at the Ninja NeverClog Cold Press Juicer. It boasts a 4.5-star rating, which is based on reviews from more than 1,700 customers. Simply wash your apples and other produce, then the high-torque motor will deliver sufficient power to keep the auger rotating for non-stop juicing of the fruits and vegetables. You can even choose which integrated pulp filter to use based on how much pulp you want in your finished juice. A few other features of this model include its anti-drip lever to minimize messes, simple operation with two program options, and the compact design for easy storage.

Advertisement

The juice quality, ease of cleaning, and overall value for the money were a few of the features highlighted by several customers in their reviews. 77% gave this model a 5-star rating and 10% gave it a 4-star rating. "It's quiet, does a great job and is easy to clean. Plus it has a small counter footprint. The two filters for a little or a lot of pulp is a great feature as we like a lot of pulp in some juices and a little in others depending on what we're using the juice for," is what one pleased customer had to share about the machine.

Best: Hamilton Beach Juicer Machine

When it comes to getting fresh fruits from the grocery store or farmers market, most of us probably agree that summer is the best season. Many of those summer fruits taste incredible when cooked on the grill, and they also can be used to make some delicious juice if you have a good juice. The Hamilton Beach Juicer, with its 4.4-star rating from nearly 40,000 reviewers, is one top option to consider. With its 3-inch wide chute, you won't have to pre-cut most fruits or vegetables before juicing them, saving you lots of time. The juicer uses a fine mesh basket to strain the pulp from your fruits and vegetables, leaving you with smooth and tasty juice to enjoy.

Advertisement

Customers who purchased this juicer are impressed with its performance as well as the overall quality of the juice it creates. Currently, 69% of reviewers awarded it with a 5-star rating, with an additional 15% giving it 4 stars. One wrote, "his juicer has been so wonderful, it's super easy to use and clean. I have put a lot of different fruits and veggies in it, and have had no issues. It's a great price too! We use it every day. Highly recommend."

Worst: DASH Deluxe Compact Masticating Slower Juicer

DASH may offer several top-rated, high-performing mini appliances. Unfortunately, the DASH Deluxe Compact Masticating Slow Juicer doesn't appear to be one of these options, at least not if you consider the reviews for it. With feedback from more than 5,500 customers, the small juicer holds only a 3.8-star rating. It is advertised as being a low-wattage (only 130 watts), but powerful option to help separate juice from fruits and vegetables. This model is also compact, which is something that those with smaller kitchens may find appealing.

Advertisement

Customer reviews are out-of-step with the benefits DASH advertises, however. More than one-third of reviewers (34%) gave it only a 1-, 2-, or 3-star rating. Many were not impressed with the value for the money or its performance or power to extract juice from fruits and vegetables. "Even when you cut the fruits/vegetables into tiny pieces it gets stuck. I've had it for a month and it broke. Terrible product. Don't waste your money," shared one dissatisfied user.

Best: Electrolux Premium Electric Orange Juicer

Most customers who have tried the Electrolux Premium Electric Orange Juicer are pleased that they decided to give it a try. More than 14,000 reviewers have given it an average rating of 4.4 stars. This juicer's features a one-size-fits-all cone lid, which allows it to work for citrus fruits of varying sizes — from small limes to larger grapefruits. After slicing the fruit and placing it face-down on the cone, gently press down on the soft-grip handle to start the juicing process. The extracted juice will flow through the anti-drip spout, directly into your cup so it is ready for you to enjoy. As the juice flows, the integrated filter captures pulp, seeds, and other residues.

Advertisement

Nearly ¾ (74%) of reviewers deemed this juicer worthy of the highest, 5-star rating. 11% more gave it a 4-star rating, with many happy reviewers praising the juice quality, ease of use and cleaning, and speed of the small appliance. "I juice hundreds of mandarins every year and this machine has made life so easy. The quality is excellent and cleans easily. Very, very simple to assemble and disassemble," shared one satisfied customer.

Best: Omega Cold Press Juicer

This cold press juicer from Omega is another one of the best products on our list. As a cold press model, it works to extract juice while minimizing oxidation to help preserve the nutrient profile of your favorite fruits and vegetables — it operates at just 80 RPMs to achieve this goal. Beyond its ability to make nutritious and delicious juices, this model also offers a range of additional cooking and food prep uses. You can use it to grind coffee, mince herbs, create frozen treats, or even make your own peanut butter to upgrade your peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Advertisement

Nearly 3,000 customers have taken the time to review the Omega Cold Press Juicer, with 72% of them giving it 5 stars and 11% giving it 4 stars. In their reviews, several highlighted the ease of use, juice quality, and relatively quiet operation of the juice. Here's what one reviewer wrote: "This unit is very powerful and easy to clean. Compared to my old centrifugal juicer, it produces a much higher juice yield. Definitely worth the extra investment."

Worst: Elite Gourmet Masticating Juicer

If you're in the market for a cold press juicer, the Elite Gourmet Masticating Cold Press Juicer may catch your eye. It comes with a 16-ounce juice cup and a pulp container, offers a 70 RPM motor, and has a BPA-free chute. Unlike many other models with a wide feed chute, the chute on this model is only large enough to accommodate pieces of produce that are ¾-inch or smaller. Beyond this potential design flaw, users aren't that impressed with this model. With more than 6,700 reviews, it only has a 3.8-star rating.

Advertisement

Moreover, one-third (33%) of all users only have it a 1-, 2-, or 3- star rating (with 17% giving it only a 1-star rating). Several question the quality of the juice it produces, as well as its overall durability and value for the money. One reviewer wrote, "This is absolutely the WORST juicer. Not because it's microscopic but because it leaks on every which side. It is disgusting how bad this quality is. Save yourself money and time and skip this awful product!!!"

Best: Magic Bullet Mini Juicer with Cup

With the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer, you'll be able to create your own tasty concoctions and enjoy them right away with the integrated 16-ounce cup. The cup also features a twist-on lid so you can take your juice with you as you run out the door in the morning. This model has a 400-watt motor, a 2-inch wide chute to minimize cutting and chopping needs, and offers a smaller footprint to minimize how much countertop or cabinet space it'll take up.

Advertisement

With a 4.5-star rating, which is based on reviews from about 3,000 customers, the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer looks to be a solid pick for those who want to make their own juice and cut down on purchasing more processed options from the grocery store. Several reviewers were pleased with its compact size combined with its performance and overall value for the money. "This is a powerful little juicer. I use it every morning and it is perfect for making 12 to 16 ounces of veggie juice! It's easy to clean up and store and has replaced my big juicer for daily use," shared one customer.

Worst: DUSENHO Electric Juicer

This electric juicer from DUSENHO is another model you might be interested in, particularly if you are looking for a citrus juicer. It is designed to work with citrus fruits that have a diameter of up to 2.9 inches and features an electric design to extract the juice from these fruits for you. Another feature that many may find appealing is that this model is designed with probability in mind. It charges with a USB-C cord, and then can be used outdoors or other places where there is no available outlet. Sadly, many customers did not have a positive experience with this machine. It has only a 3.8-star rating, which is based on more than 1,400 reviews.

Advertisement

A few of the features that several customers expressed dissatisfaction with include the charge retention, juice quality, and durability of the unit. 18% of reviewers gave it only a 1-star rating, with an additional 12% giving it only a 2- or 3-star rating. "Stopped working after two months and I can't return it. Very disappointed and a waste of money," wrote one reviewer who was so unimpressed that they gave it only 1 star.

Methodology

When curating this list of the best and worst juicers, we closely considered customer reviews. In addition to looking at the average star rating for each model, we also took the number of customer reviews and the percentage of 4- and 5-star reviews into account. All of our top picks have an average star rating of 4.4 or higher based on reviews from 1,700 or more customers. Additionally, 83% or more reviewers for each juicer gave them a 4- or 5-star rating.

Advertisement

Conversely, each of our picks for the "worst" juicer holds an average rating of 3.8 stars or lower. At least 30% of customers gave each of these picks a 3-star or lower rating as well.

Recommended

Advertisement