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The best juicers of 2026

The best juicers, compared on what the makers publish: motor wattage, auger speed where it is stated, warranty length, and whether the parts go in a dishwasher.

Every number below was read off the maker's own listing and is attributed to it. Where a maker publishes nothing for a spec, this page says so instead of filling in a figure. The judgments about which trade-off matters are ours, and they are flagged as ours.

Last updated

July 30, 2026

How we rank: the specs each maker publishes, read across the listing's own surfaces, and the third-party register where the category has one.

§ 01 · Top 5 Rankings

Our top 5 picks for juicers

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

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Canoly

Canoly C16 Cold Press Juicer

9.4/10JellyReviews Score

The Canoly C16 is our top pick because it is the only juicer here that publishes a 6-inch feed chute, and prep is the part of juicing people give up on. Two strainers ship in the box, so the same machine makes sorbet and nut milk. Canoly rates the motor at 250 watts and the hopper at 90 oz, and says the removable parts are dishwasher safe. One thing to settle before you buy: two warranty figures appear with nothing saying how they fit together. The Amazon bullet claims 15 years on the motor. The Amazon spec field and canoly.com both say 1 year, and neither says whether that includes the motor. Ask Canoly which term covers what.

Pros

6-inch feed chute, the widest measurement any of these five makers publishes

Two strainers in the box, so it makes sorbet and nut milk as well as juice

Canoly rates the AC brushless motor at 250 watts and the hopper at 90 oz

Canoly says the removable parts are dishwasher safe

Cons

Two warranty figures with no stated scope between them: the Amazon bullet says 15 years on the motor, the Amazon spec field and canoly.com both say 1 year

Canoly is the newest and smallest of these five brands, so there is the least long-term owner history to read

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LONGEST WARRANTY

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Omega

Omega J8006HDC Cold Press Juicer

9.2/10JellyReviews Score

Omega backs the J8006HDC for 15 years on the complete machine, and no other maker on this page publishes a longer term. Canoly also claims 15 years, but only on the motor and only in a bullet its own spec field contradicts, so Omega is the one you can hold to it. That is the clearest signal a manufacturer gives about how long it expects its own gearbox to last. Omega also prints the numbers you want to compare: 80 RPM, 200 watts, triple-stage crushing, and an end cap with 3 pressure settings for different produce. It is a food processor as much as a juicer, since the listing covers nut butter, pasta, ground coffee and baby food. The cost is counter space. It lies down rather than standing up and needs 15.7 inches of depth, more than anything else here.

Pros

15-year limited warranty on the whole machine, and the only 15-year term here that its own listing does not contradict

Omega prints its auger speed on the listing: 80 RPM at 200 watts

Triple-stage crushing and an adjustable end cap with 3 pressure settings

Omega lists nut butter, pasta, ground coffee, baby food and frozen desserts too

Cons

It lies down rather than standing up, so it needs 15.7 inches of counter depth, more than any other machine here

Ties with the Kuvings as the heaviest here at 14.1 lbs

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BEST BALANCE

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Kuvings

Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer B6000W

8.9/10JellyReviews Score

The Kuvings B6000W sits in the middle of this lineup in the most literal way: a 10-year warranty against Omega's 15 and Breville's 1, and 60 RPM between Canoly's 45 and Omega's 80. Kuvings publishes more of its own figures than most, putting 240 watts, 60 RPM and 120V on the listing rather than in a brochure. A sorbet maker and a cleaning tool set come with it. The catch is cleanup: Kuvings marks the parts hand wash only, and a juicer you dread washing is a juicer you stop using.

Pros

10-year limited warranty, against Omega's 15 and Breville's 1

Kuvings prints 240 watts, 60 RPM and 120V on the listing itself

A sorbet maker, a cleaning tool set and a smart cap come in the box

Kuvings calls the motor brushless and built for very fibrous produce

Cons

Kuvings marks the parts hand wash only

Kuvings calls the chute wide and never says how wide

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Hurom

Hurom H400 Cold Press Juicer

8.6/10JellyReviews Score

The H400 is the machine Hurom built around not cleaning a strainer. A two-part auger meshes together to do the straining, so there is no mesh basket to scrub, and the hopper self-feeds whole produce instead of making you push it through. Hurom lists it at 6 kg, under the 14.1 lbs both Kuvings and Omega publish, and says the parts are dishwasher safe. It ranks fourth for a reason about the listing rather than the machine: Hurom publishes no auger speed, no chute measurement and no warranty term, so of these five it gives you the least to check before you spend the money.

Pros

Self-feeding hopper that Hurom says fits whole produce

No mesh strainer to scrub: a two-part auger meshes together and does that job

Hurom lists it at 6 kg, under the 14.1 lbs both Kuvings and Omega publish

Hurom says the parts are dishwasher safe

Cons

Hurom publishes no auger speed, no chute measurement and no warranty term on this listing, so of the five it gives you the least to check

The smallest juice chamber here at 550 ml, so you empty it more often

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FASTEST

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Breville

Breville BJE430SIL Juice Fountain Cold

8.3/10JellyReviews Score

The Breville BJE430SIL is the only centrifugal machine on this page, and it earns its place on speed and prep. Breville publishes a 3-inch chute, which with the Canoly is one of only two chute widths any maker here states, and 850 watts, more than three times the next-highest motor. Juice goes into a 70 oz jug you can seal, and Breville's own listing says it keeps in the refrigerator for up to three days. Two things to weigh against it: Breville warrants it for 1 year where Omega warrants its machine for 15, and the parts are hand wash only.

Pros

3-inch chute, one of only two chute widths any maker here states

850 watts, and Breville says it processes the toughest produce in seconds

A 70 oz jug you can seal and refrigerate, plus a 3.6 qt pulp bin

Two speeds, a no-drip nozzle, and an LED that lights if the motor stalls

Cons

The only centrifugal machine here, so it spins the pulp out rather than pressing it

1-year warranty, matched only by the 1 year in Canoly's spec field and against Omega's 15

Breville marks the parts hand wash only

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§ 02 · Side-by-side comparison

Compare all 5 at a glance

Rank	Product	Brand	Score	Best for
#1	Canoly C16 Cold Press Juicer	Canoly	9.4	EDITOR'S CHOICE
#2	Omega J8006HDC Cold Press Juicer	Omega	9.2	LONGEST WARRANTY
#3	Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer B6000W	Kuvings	8.9	BEST BALANCE
#4	Hurom H400 Cold Press Juicer	Hurom	8.6	-
#5	Breville BJE430SIL Juice Fountain Cold	Breville	8.3	FASTEST

§ 03 · Buying guide

How to choose the right juicer

01Cold press or centrifugal, and what each maker will say

Four of the five machines here are cold press, also called masticating: a slow auger crushes the produce and squeezes the juice out. The fifth, the Breville, is centrifugal, which means a blade spins fast and throws the pulp outward. Three of the five publish an auger speed: Canoly 45 RPM, Kuvings 60 and Omega 80. Hurom publishes none, and neither does Breville for its blade. Canoly's is worth a footnote, because its listing files the 45 under a field labeled Number of Speeds, which is plainly the wrong box for it.

Where the difference does show up in published figures is power draw. The four cold press machines are rated between 150 and 250 watts. The Breville is rated 850, because spinning fast is what costs power. Beyond that, be careful with the numbers you see quoted elsewhere. Percentages for extra enzymes or extra yield are widely repeated and none of these five listings publishes one, so this page does not either.

02The chute measurement is mostly not published, and that changes how you shop

Feed chute width is the spec every juicer roundup quotes, because prep is the part of juicing people quit over. Only two of these five makers print a number. Canoly says 6 inches, in its own product title. Breville says 3 inches, in its own feature bullet. Hurom, Kuvings and Omega describe the opening in words instead: a large self-feeding hopper, a wide feeding chute, an extra-large feed tray. None of the three gives a measurement anywhere on the listing.

A comparison table that prints an inch figure for all five is filling in blanks the makers left. If prep time is the thing that decides your purchase, the two published numbers are the only ones you can hold a manufacturer to, and the wider of them is the 6 inches on the Canoly.

03Cleaning is a spec all five of them answer, and the chute is not

Every one of these listings states how the parts get cleaned, in a plain phrase rather than a marketing word, which is more than the chute measurement gets. Canoly, Hurom and Omega say dishwasher safe. Kuvings and Breville say hand wash only. That is a cost you pay every time you use it, not once at the checkout.

What the machine does with the pulp matters for the same reason. The Omega ejects pulp continuously into a bowl, the Breville throws it into a 3.6 quart bin, and Hurom designed the H400 so that a two-part auger does the straining and there is no mesh basket to scrub at all.

§ 04 · FAQ

Questions about juicers

They work differently, and the makers themselves describe how. A cold press auger turns slowly, 45 RPM on the Canoly, 60 on the Kuvings and 80 on the Omega, and squeezes. A centrifugal blade spins fast, which is why the Breville is rated at 850 watts where the augers here are rated 150 to 250. What you cannot get from any of these five listings is a nutrient comparison: none of them publishes one. Anyone quoting you a percentage for extra enzymes is quoting something other than the manufacturer, so ask them which study it came from.

Only one of the five says anything. Breville tells you to run the produce through, seal the 70 oz jug and store it in the refrigerator for up to three days. Canoly, Hurom, Kuvings and Omega publish no shelf life on their listings at all. The figures you usually see quoted, 72 hours for cold press and 24 hours for centrifugal, do not come from any of these five manufacturers, so this page does not state them as fact.

Three of these five ship the part that does it. Canoly includes two strainers and sells the C16 as a 3-in-1 for juice, sorbet and nut milk. Kuvings includes a sorbet maker in the box. Omega goes furthest: its listing covers nut butter, extruded pasta, ground coffee, minced herbs, baby food and frozen desserts, and it ships six nozzles and a homogenizing cone. The Hurom and Breville listings describe juice only.

All five do, and it is worth asking, because juicer models disappear faster than the reviews of them. Kuvings no longer lists the EVO820 on Amazon at all: the only EVO820 result is a sorbet kit made for it. The Omega NC900HDC survives there only as replacement augers. This page names the Kuvings B6000W and the Omega J8006HDC because those are the machines the two brands currently sell. Every link on this page was opened and read against the product named beside it on 2026-07-30.

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The verdict

The Canoly C16 is our top pick because it publishes the widest feed chute of the five at 6 inches, it makes sorbet and nut milk as well as juice, and Canoly says the parts are dishwasher safe. Settle the warranty with Canoly before you buy: its own product page says 1 year and its Amazon bullet says 15 years on the motor. If you would rather buy on the longest promise, the Omega J8006HDC carries 15 years on the whole machine, the longest term here that its own listing does not argue with, and it doubles as a food processor at the cost of the deepest footprint on the page. If you want juice in seconds and will drink it inside the three days Breville states, the Breville is the only centrifugal machine here and the only one whose maker commits to a shelf life at all. Whichever you pick, check how the parts clean first: Kuvings and Breville both say hand wash only.

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