The catch
Breville Citrus Press Pro 800CPXL
Carrots and leafy greens are out, since this is a citrus appliance.
Side by side
The 800CPXL is for a citrus station where the stainless steel cone and shorter listed body matter. The BCP600SIL is for when cleanup decides it and you want the documented dishwasher-safe cone, collector, filter and dome.
Before you buy
Both use a motor-assisted press arm, which suits a routine of oranges or grapefruit. A large mixed-produce hopper is not needed for that job. Deciding on the cone, cleanup and space is more useful than going by general slow-juicer claims.
Where this comes from
Each is a dedicated motor-assisted citrus press, and neither works as a general-purpose juicer for leafy greens or root vegetables.
The catch
Carrots and leafy greens are out, since this is a citrus appliance.
The catch
Fully assembled it is 18 inches high, and that is before you add any clearance for using it.


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Looking at the Breville 800CPXL vs BCP600SIL? Body construction, cone and the practical limits decide which juicer fits your daily routine.
The 800CPXL is for a citrus station where the stainless steel cone and shorter listed body matter. The BCP600SIL is for when cleanup decides it and you want the documented dishwasher-safe cone, collector, filter and dome.
Which one fits
The Pro states stainless steel outright.
The BCP600SIL spells out its removable parts.
Each one is a citrus appliance.
Check the clearance with the arm raised.
In practice
Both use a motor-assisted press arm, which suits a routine of oranges or grapefruit. A large mixed-produce hopper is not needed for that job. Deciding on the cone, cleanup and space is more useful than going by general slow-juicer claims.
Each is a dedicated motor-assisted citrus press, and neither works as a general-purpose juicer for leafy greens or root vegetables.
A four-inch difference in listed height makes the Pro worth a look for lower storage. The manufacturer pages, though, do not establish that the arm position was measured the same way. If it will run under a cupboard, measure the model you pick with its arm raised.
The 800CPXL page lists 14 inches and the BCP600SIL page lists 18 inches. Neither the operating envelope nor the measurement position has been verified.
The BCP600SIL explicitly names the cone, collector, filter and dome as dishwasher safe, which helps after a daily citrus breakfast. That never extends to the base going in the dishwasher, and it does not show that every part of the Pro has the same permission.
The basis is the exact BCP600SIL manufacturer cleaning list. The cleaning scope for the 800CPXL is not extrapolated from a related product.

Breville, 800CPXL
Lifting the spout between glasses contains drips, and prepared citrus halves get pressed against the motorized cone.

Breville, BCP600SIL
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.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Breville Citrus Press Pro 800CPXL | Breville Citrus Press BCP600SIL | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body construction | Die-cast base | Heavy-grade polymer body | It is a choice of materials and not a measured extraction advantage. |
| Cone | Stainless steel | Motorized citrus cone | The metal cone is something the Pro states outright. |
| Listed height | 14 inches | 18 inches | Pick a shelf only after confirming the measurement position and raised-arm clearance. |
| Drip control | Drip-stop spout | Drip-stop spout | Each lets you swap glasses with no fixed juice jug to depend on. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Breville Citrus Press Pro 800CPXL. A stainless steel cone and a die-cast base are both stated outright for the Pro.
Go with Breville Citrus Press BCP600SIL. The cone, collector, filter and dome are named as dishwasher safe for the BCP600SIL.
Neither model fits. That mixed-produce requirement is not met by a dedicated citrus press.
Decision guide
A stainless steel cone and a shorter listed body for your citrus station favor the 800CPXL. Making cleanup the deciding factor, with the documented dishwasher-safe cone, collector, filter and dome, favors the BCP600SIL.
Both use a motor-assisted press arm, which suits a routine of oranges or grapefruit. A large mixed-produce hopper is not needed for that job. Deciding on the cone, cleanup and space is more useful than going by general slow-juicer claims.
A four-inch difference in listed height makes the Pro worth a look for lower storage. The manufacturer pages, though, do not establish that the arm position was measured the same way. If it will run under a cupboard, measure the model you pick with its arm raised.
The BCP600SIL explicitly names the cone, collector, filter and dome as dishwasher safe, which helps after a daily citrus breakfast. That never extends to the base going in the dishwasher, and it does not show that every part of the Pro has the same permission.
By the numbers
What we found across the juicers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Breville Citrus Press Pro 800CPXL |
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| Breville Citrus Press BCP600SIL |
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