Best juicers for the way you use them

With the pulp collector built in, the main assembly stays compact, and the jug that comes with it is sized for smaller servings.

Best forLittle counter space, a few glasses

The 70 oz jug holds a larger recipe, and the separate spout is there for when you only want one glass.

Best forSeveral servings collected in one big jug

Prepared produce that measures between 3 and 3.5 inches suits the wider opening, and the pulp bin at the rear shifts where you need to leave clearance.

Best forA wider feed opening and a big collection capacity

Besides a wide chute and a 70 oz collection jug, you get a quiet setting as an extra way to run it.

Best forBig batches, with a quiet mode you can choose

Lifting the spout between glasses contains drips, and prepared citrus halves get pressed against the motorized cone.

Best forA metal cone for citrus halves you juice often

If you squeeze oranges or grapefruit often, the detachable food-contact parts go in the dishwasher, which makes this an easy fit for that habit.

Best forMorning citrus juice, cleaned up in the dishwasher

Two filters are included so you can swap to the pulp level you like, and the parts that touch juice go in the dishwasher.

Best forDishwasher cleanup and a choice of pulp levels

A good match if you like to load prepared ingredients in one go and can give the assembled machine a permanent spot.

Best forA prepped recipe loaded and left on the counter

When storage space is tighter but you still want to load prepared ingredients together, the shorter and lighter J3 fits.

Best forA batch hopper that gets stored once you finish

You get two juice strainers plus a dedicated dessert insert, so different recipes work without buying a second appliance.

Best forFrozen-fruit desserts, plus shared pulp preferences

The juice strainers in the box let you change the texture, and the body is paint-free with a large hopper for prepared ingredients.

Best forA preloaded recipe juiced fine or coarser

Its two-part auger does the separating with no conventional fine mesh screen, so you have different parts to clean after juicing.

Best forA bigger chamber and no fine mesh strainer

Where headroom is limited, the H70 offers the same mesh-free approach as the H400 in a shorter assembly.

Best forA mesh-free juicer on the counter with a shorter build

The self-feeding hopper takes your prepared recipe, and you decide between the fine and coarse strainer based on the result you want.

Best forPulp texture of your choice from a loaded batch

This small mesh-free machine sits more easily on a low shelf, though its permitted continuous run is shorter than on the larger Hurom models.

Best forSolo juicing with the machine kept in a cupboard

Separate strainers are included for juice, smoothies and frozen-fruit desserts, and the hopper takes a larger prepared recipe.

Best forBigger loaded recipes across several recipe types

If cutting up fibrous stalks is the step in your routine you want to change, the separate Auto-Cut entry is the feature to look at.

Best forA dedicated cutting chute for celery or carrots you juice often

Compared with the AUTO10, the AUTO9 has a simpler set of accessories but still offers batch loading and a dessert insert in the box.

Best forSmaller batches, and no drawer full of accessories

The listed weight and height make it workable if you put it away after each use, and two speeds cover prepared soft and hard ingredients.

Best forA lighter centrifugal juicer you put away between uses

Prepared produce goes in through the wide chute, and the blank strainer that comes with it handles the supported frozen-fruit recipes.

Best forJuice, plus sorbet now and then, without a batch hopper

Food-processing attachments come with it, so it does more than juice, and the top-rack cleaning instructions help if you use it often.

Best forOne countertop system for juice, pasta and nut recipes

A supported mixture can wait in the chamber until you pour it through the juice tap, and you avoid taking on a wider horizontal food-processing system.

Best forMostly juicing, with a mixing tap built into the unit

It has a compact vertical layout. You load a prepared recipe together, then clean the mesh-free separation parts afterward.

Best forA batch-loaded recipe and no conventional mesh filter

During a supported recipe, it shuts off after five minutes of extraction, and it can reverse by itself when it senses pressure.

Best forA screen-free auger and batch sessions on a timer

A routine heavy on fruit, where preparation and emptying matter, suits the 3.3-inch feed opening and the removable nine-cup pulp bin.

Best forAn external pulp container, and larger prepared pieces

This horizontal twin-gear juicer comes with separate screens and a homogenizing blank, and it suits buyers who will prep produce to fit a smaller opening.

Best forLeafy recipes where you can pick the juice screen

For a fixed citrus station that also takes pomegranates, the larger bowl and manual lever fit the job.

Best forCitrus and pomegranate halves, no power outlet needed

The lever presses citrus halves, the drip cup swings into place between glasses, and the appliance does not need to sit near an outlet.

Best forA manual station just for citrus

Shelves too low for tall vertical models may still fit this low horizontal format, as long as you have the width to spare for the assembly.

Best forStorage with limited height, using a horizontal juicer

A buyer after a horizontal twin-gear setup gets the core juicing and homogenizing parts with the Original.

Best forPrepared produce in a traditional twin-gear system

The commercial-certified version is specifically the gray GS-P502-B, which has stainless steel twin gears and both juice screens.

Best forAll-metal gears, or a specific commercial model

With height to spare but little counter width, the narrow body and the 36 oz pitcher go well together.

Best forA four-glass pitcher on a narrow base

You can move the light assembly after use, and its 27 oz container collects more than the one on the smaller Shine batch model.

Best forLight weight to lift, plus a larger collection cup

This slow juicer is fed by hand and uses a mesh-free strainer assembly. It helps if filter cleanup is what holds you back, as long as you have an open spot to work in and rinse pulp off soon after.

Best forFresh juice fed by hand, with no fine mesh filter to scrub

The juice goes into the supplied travel jar, and you then trade the juicing assembly for the blender attachment. That can stand in for a separate personal-blender base, though switching tasks still means handling loose parts and a pause in between.

Best forA single person who makes fresh juice and a small blended drink on one motor base