The catch
Kuvings B6000S
You have to buy the smoothie strainer separately.
Side by side
Kuvings B6000S vs REVO830: REVO makes frequent celery prep easier, B6000S takes up less storage height
Quick verdict
The B6000S suits basic juice with the occasional sorbet, especially where storage height matters. The REVO830 suits frequent celery or carrot preparation, which its separate Auto-Cut chute is there to address.
Before you buy
Why, and what it costs you
A half-inch wider opening helps only in a narrow window
The REVO830 pays off most when prepared produce is wider than 3 inches yet still fits its 3.5-inch opening. Smaller ingredients get nothing from that dimension by itself. Fibrous stalks are a separate case, as the dedicated Auto-Cut entry changes how they are processed.
Where this comes from
3.5 minus 3 = 0.5 inches. Even so, shape, pits and preparation rules can still call for cutting.
The catch
Kuvings REVO830
You still have to follow this model's ingredient preparation rules, whatever the feed chute makes easier.
Kuvings B6000S
- Why pick it
- The shorter assembled machine is what you need
- Your recipes come down to juice and the included sorbet insert
- The catch
- You have to buy the smoothie strainer separately.
Kuvings REVO830
- Why pick it
- You use celery or carrots often
- You expect to use the included smoothie strainer
- The catch
- You still have to follow this model's ingredient preparation rules, whatever the feed chute makes easier.
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What this page compares
Kuvings B6000S vs REVO830 side by side: main feed opening, stalk entry and the practical limits that decide which juicer fits your daily routine.
The B6000S suits basic juice with the occasional sorbet, especially where storage height matters. The REVO830 suits frequent celery or carrot preparation, which its separate Auto-Cut chute is there to address.
Which one fits
Pick the situations that sound like you
Celery and carrots every day
The dedicated Auto-Cut entry is on the REVO830.
- Kuvings B6000S
- Good
- Kuvings REVO830
- Better fit
18-inch shelf for storage
The B6000S alone is under the listed height.
- Kuvings B6000S
- Good
- Kuvings REVO830
- Not suitable
Juicing plus an occasional sorbet
The dessert route is blank on both.
- Kuvings B6000S
- Good
- Kuvings REVO830
- Good
Making smoothies with no extra strainer to buy
The needed insert comes with the REVO830.
- Kuvings B6000S
- Caution
- Kuvings REVO830
- Better fit
In practice
Differences you will notice
A half-inch wider opening helps only in a narrow window
The REVO830 pays off most when prepared produce is wider than 3 inches yet still fits its 3.5-inch opening. Smaller ingredients get nothing from that dimension by itself. Fibrous stalks are a separate case, as the dedicated Auto-Cut entry changes how they are processed.
How we worked this out
3.5 minus 3 = 0.5 inches. Even so, shape, pits and preparation rules can still call for cutting.
With an 18-inch shelf, the older format matters
The B6000S sits a nominal half-inch under an 18-inch shelf, while the REVO830 goes over it by an inch. If the juicer has to be put away after every use, that storage gap can matter more than the cutting feature.
How we worked this out
18 minus 17.5 = 0.5 inches. The REVO830 stands 19 inches. This check leaves out open-lid space.
Count only the accessories you will use
A frozen-dessert insert is supplied with both, but the B6000S sells its smoothie strainer separately. Making smoothies a habit can shift the total purchase comparison. If you only juice, the missing extra is not a daily drawback.
How we worked this out
The exact B6000 box has a blank strainer, with a smoothie strainer listed on its own. The REVO830 page includes smoothie and sorbet strainers.
Option A
Kuvings, B6000S
B6000S
Prepared produce goes in through the wide chute, and the blank strainer that comes with it handles the supported frozen-fruit recipes.
- Best for
- The shorter assembled machine is what you need
Facts we checked
- Main feed opening measures 3 inches
- Stalk entry: A conventional feed chute
- Height of 17.5 inches
- Smoothie strainer: Purchased separately
Option B
Kuvings, REVO830
REVO830
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 for
- You use celery or carrots often
Facts we checked
- Main feed opening measures 3.5 inches
- Stalk entry: Via a separate 1.75-inch Auto-Cut chute
- Height of 19 inches
- Smoothie strainer: Supplied
Spec by spec
Where they really differ
| Spec | Kuvings B6000S | Kuvings REVO830 | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main feed opening | 3 inches | 3.5 inches | Prepared pieces that fall between the two sizes may need less cutting on the REVO830. |
| Stalk entry | Conventional feed chute | Separate 1.75-inch Auto-Cut chute | The fibrous-stalk feeding routine is what the REVO830 specifically changes. |
| Height | 17.5 inches | 19 inches | The B6000S stands 1.5 inches lower. |
| Smoothie strainer | Sold separately | Included | Include the accessory cost only if you really make that recipe. |
Trade-offs
What each pick costs you
With Kuvings B6000S
- Ingredients go in through the chute, as there is no large self-feeding recipe hopper.
With Kuvings REVO830
- At 19 inches high, you must still allow room above it for loading.
Change of plan
When the answer changes
The shorter assembled machine is what you need
Go with Kuvings B6000S. Before operating clearance, the B6000S measures 17.5 inches high, which is 1.5 inches less than the REVO830.
You use celery or carrots often
Go with Kuvings REVO830. The REVO830 comes with the smoothie strainer and adds a dedicated Auto-Cut stalk entry.
You want a big recipe hopper that feeds itself
Neither model fits. These models rely on feed chutes. If preloading is essential, look at a model with a documented batch hopper.
Decision guide
How to decide
Storage height and a need only for basic juice and occasional sorbet favor the B6000S. A frequent celery or carrot preparation job that the separate Auto-Cut chute handles favors the REVO830.
A half-inch wider opening helps only in a narrow window
The REVO830 pays off most when prepared produce is wider than 3 inches yet still fits its 3.5-inch opening. Smaller ingredients get nothing from that dimension by itself. Fibrous stalks are a separate case, as the dedicated Auto-Cut entry changes how they are processed.
With an 18-inch shelf, the older format matters
The B6000S sits a nominal half-inch under an 18-inch shelf, while the REVO830 goes over it by an inch. If the juicer has to be put away after every use, that storage gap can matter more than the cutting feature.
Count only the accessories you will use
A frozen-dessert insert is supplied with both, but the B6000S sells its smoothie strainer separately. Making smoothies a habit can shift the total purchase comparison. If you only juice, the missing extra is not a daily drawback.
What this page can’t tell you
- The guidance relies on documented specifications and stated operating limits. We have not measured matched juice yield, noise, cleaning time or nutritional effects ourselves.
By the numbers
What the data shows
What we found across the juicers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
Show the facts and the math
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Kuvings REVO830 |
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