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Best juicers in 2026
The ten best juicers of 2026: slow cold press juicers from Hurom, Kuvings and Nama, plus fast centrifugal picks from Sage, Braun and Nutribullet.
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AI generatedThe best juicer turns fruit and vegetables into fresh juice quickly, gets the most juice out of every apple and handful of kale, and does not take half an hour to clean. There are two main types. Slow or cold press juicers (also called masticating juicers) crush produce at low speed for high yields and are quiet, while centrifugal juicers spin at high speed and are faster and cheaper but louder.
To build this ranking we compared recent hands-on tests from CNET and Expert Reviews and checked motor power, chute size and capacity on each maker's website. We ranked juicers on juice quality and yield, how well they handle leafy greens and hard vegetables, prep time, noise, cleaning and value.
At a glance
#1 · Best for Daily juicers who want quiet and easy cleaning
Hurom H70 Easy Clean Slow Juicer
Best juicer overall
The H70 is Hurom's hands-free slow juicer: you load produce into the hopper and let it feed through, then clean up quickly thanks to Hurom's Easy Clean design. CNET picked it as its splurge choice for its ease of use and quiet operation, and it has a removable cord for tidy storage. It is a premium buy, but it suits daily juicers well.
- Hands-free hopper
- Easy Clean strainer design
- Quiet cold press operation
- Removable power cord
- Recipe book with pulp recipes
- Type
- Vertical slow juicer
- Based in
- South Korea
- Price range
- Premium
#2 · Best for Big batches with minimal prep
Kuvings AUTO10S
Best batch juicer for families
Kuvings' AUTO10S takes whole produce in a 3 litre hopper and cuts and feeds it automatically before pressing it at 50 rpm. The result is smooth juice and dry pulp with almost no prep, and it runs quietly. It is large and heavy at about 7.5 kg, and its parts need to be washed by hand.
- 3 L hands-free hopper
- Automatic cutting system
- 50 rpm slow pressing
- Makes smoothies and sorbet with extra parts
- Type
- Vertical slow juicer
- Motor
- 240 W
- Price range
- Premium
#3 · Best for Weekly juice prep
Nama J2
Best cold press batch juicer
The Nama J2 is a cold press juicer built for batch juicing: you fill its hopper with produce and let it work through the load on its own. It has become a favourite among regular juicers who make several servings at once, and Nama also sells the newer J3 and a C2 juicer and blender. It is an investment, but it saves a lot of hands-on time.
- Large self-feeding hopper
- Cold press extraction
- Designed for batch juicing
- Handles fruit and leafy greens
- Type
- Vertical cold press juicer
- Based in
- United States
- Price range
- Premium
#4 · Best for Fast family juicing
Sage Nutri Juicer Cold XL
Best centrifugal juicer
Sage's Nutri Juicer Cold XL (sold as Breville Juice Fountain Cold XL in some countries) is a fast centrifugal juicer with a 3.5 inch feed chute for whole apples and carrots. Its Cold Spin technology limits the temperature rise of the juice, a 2 litre jug handles family batches and a quiet setting cuts noise. Expert Reviews praised its juice-bar quality and refreshing citrus juice.
- Cold Spin technology
- 3.5 inch wide feed chute
- 2 L juice jug
- Quiet setting
- 1,500 W motor
- Type
- Centrifugal
- Motor
- 1,500 W
- Price range
- Upper mid-range
#5 · Best for Trying cold press juice on a budget
Ninja Cold Press Juicer (NeverClog)
Best value slow juicer
Ninja's cold press juicer, sold as the NeverClog in the US, brings slow juicing to a much lower price. CNET named it best overall for its quiet running and results, and Expert Reviews liked its interchangeable pulp filters for smoother or pulpier juice. The UK version has a 500 ml jug, and some ingredients can be slow to move through.
- Slow cold press extraction
- Interchangeable pulp filters
- Quieter than centrifugal juicers
- Compact design
- Type
- Vertical slow juicer
- Motor
- 150 W (UK model)
- Price range
- Budget to mid-range
#6 · Best for Green juice and wheatgrass
Omega J8006
Best horizontal masticating juicer
Omega's J8006 is a long-running horizontal masticating juicer that Omega sells as an all-in-one nutrition system. Its low-speed auger is well suited to leafy greens and wheatgrass, and with the included nozzles it can also make nut butters and extrude pasta. It needs more chopping than hopper-fed models because of its small chute.
- Horizontal low-speed auger
- Strong with greens and wheatgrass
- Nut butter and pasta nozzles
- Compact, low profile
- Type
- Horizontal masticating
- Based in
- United States
- Price range
- Mid-range
#7 · Best for Quick apple and carrot juice
Braun J500 Multiquick 5
Best mid-price centrifugal juicer
Braun's J500 has been a bestseller since 2013 because it takes whole apples and pears through its extra-large chute and makes smooth juice with little waste. Expert Reviews found it quick to assemble and clean, with dishwasher-safe removable parts and no dripping afterwards. It runs on a 900 W motor with two speeds.
- 900 W motor, two speeds
- Extra-large feed chute
- Dishwasher-safe parts
- 1.25 L jug, 2 L pulp container
- Type
- Centrifugal
- Motor
- 900 W
- Price range
- Budget to mid-range
#8 · Best for Small kitchens
Philips Micro Masticating Juicer HR1947
Best compact slow juicer
Philips' micro masticating juicer is much smaller than most slow juicers, which makes it a good fit for small kitchens. Expert Reviews liked its juice yield, drip-stop spout, choice of two juice thicknesses and fairly quiet running, and all its parts are dishwasher-safe. It can surge if you feed it too fast.
- Compact slow juicer
- Two juice thickness settings
- Drip-stop spout
- Dishwasher-safe parts
- Cleaning function
- Type
- Micro masticating
- Motor
- 200 W
- Price range
- Mid-range
#9 · Best for Beginners
Nutribullet Juicer
Best budget juicer
Nutribullet's centrifugal juicer is an affordable, no-fuss machine with an 850 W motor, two speeds and a 3 inch chute that takes medium apples and oranges whole. It comes with a 767 ml pitcher with a foam separator, a 1.5 litre pulp bin and a cleaning brush, and most parts are dishwasher-safe. Expert Reviews called it the best cheap juicer it had tested, though it is noisy.
- 850 W motor, two speeds
- 3 inch feed chute
- Pitcher with foam separator
- Dishwasher-safe parts
- Type
- Centrifugal
- Motor
- 850 W
- Price range
- Budget
#10 · Best for Low-cost juicing in North America
Hamilton Beach Easy Clean Juice Extractor
Powerful, low-cost starter juicer
CNET's budget pick cut through kale, apples, carrots and celery in under a minute in testing and has dishwasher-safe parts. It is a simple centrifugal juicer for people who want to try juicing without spending much. It is mainly sold in North America.
- Fast centrifugal extraction
- Dishwasher-safe parts
- Handles hard and leafy produce
- Simple controls
- Type
- Centrifugal
- Market
- Mainly US and Canada
- Price range
- Budget
How to choose
Pick the type that fits your routine. A cold press juicer such as the Hurom H70 or Kuvings AUTO10S is the best juicer for leafy greens, celery and wheatgrass, gives drier pulp and runs quietly, but takes longer. A centrifugal juicer like the Sage Nutri Juicer Cold XL or Braun J500 is quicker for apples, carrots and citrus and costs less, though it struggles more with greens and is louder.
Then look at prep and cleaning, the two things that decide whether you keep juicing. Wide feed chutes and hands-free hoppers let you add whole fruit, and batch juicers such as the Nama J2 and Kuvings AUTO10S can be loaded and left to work. Fewer parts, dishwasher-safe components and a good cleaning brush make daily use much easier. Check the height too, because vertical slow juicers can be tall.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best juicer to buy in 2026?
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For most people a hands-free cold press juicer such as the Hurom H70 or Kuvings AUTO10S is best, because it gives high yields, handles greens and needs little chopping. If you want speed and a lower price, the Sage Nutri Juicer Cold XL and Braun J500 are strong centrifugal choices.
Is a cold press juicer better than a centrifugal juicer?
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A cold press juicer usually extracts more juice, especially from leafy greens, runs quietly and makes juice with less foam. A centrifugal juicer is faster, cheaper and better for quick apple or carrot juice. Which is better depends on what you juice and how much time you have.
What is the best juicer for celery and leafy greens?
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Slow masticating juicers are best for celery, kale and spinach. Horizontal models like the Omega J8006 and vertical slow juicers from Hurom and Kuvings press greens efficiently, while centrifugal juicers tend to leave wetter pulp.
Which juicer is easiest to clean?
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Look for fewer parts and a design without a fine mesh screen to scrub. Hurom's Easy Clean models are designed to rinse clean faster, and several centrifugal juicers, such as the Braun J500 and Nutribullet Juicer, have dishwasher-safe parts.
Is a juicer worth it?
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A juicer is worth it if you will use it several times a week and enjoy fresh juice, since shop-bought cold pressed juice is expensive. Remember that juicing removes most of the fibre, so it should complement, not replace, whole fruit and vegetables.
What is a batch juicer?
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A batch juicer has a large hopper that you fill with whole or roughly cut produce and leave to feed itself. The Nama J2 and Kuvings AUTO10S work this way, which saves time if you make several glasses at once.
What can you do with juicer pulp?
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You can compost it or use it in cooking, for example in muffins, pancakes, soups, veggie burgers or crackers. CNET notes that some juicers, including Hurom models, come with recipe books that include pulp recipes.
The Hurom H70 Easy Clean is the best juicer for most people in 2026, combining high-quality cold press juice with quiet running and a large hopper. The Kuvings AUTO10S is the best batch juicer for big families, the Sage Nutri Juicer Cold XL is the best centrifugal juicer, and the Nutribullet Juicer is the best budget juicer for beginners.
How we research: We compare each product on the same criteria, using makers’ documentation, independent reviews and owner feedback, and re-check the list when products change.
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