The catch
Ninja NeverClog JC151
Bigger recipes mean an extra pour, since the 24 oz jug collects three 8 oz glasses.
Side by side
The Ninja JC151 works if you want two pulp choices and juice-contact parts that are dishwasher safe. The Breville JE98XL works if a wider feed chute and collecting four 8 oz glasses at once count for more.
Before you buy
Together, four 8 oz portions come to 32 oz. The Ninja jug holds 24 oz, so you need an extra pour, while the 35.2 oz Breville jug has nominal room for the whole amount. The point here is collection space and not how much fruit either machine needs.
Where this comes from
4 × 8 = 32 oz. 32 is more than 24 and less than 35.2. Keep to the working-fill marks and allow for froth.
The catch
Bigger recipes mean an extra pour, since the 24 oz jug collects three 8 oz glasses.
The catch
The external pulp container and the jug both take room beside the motor.


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Collection jug, texture control and the practical limits that decide which juicer fits your daily routine, compared for the Ninja JC151 vs Breville JE98XL.
The Ninja JC151 works if you want two pulp choices and juice-contact parts that are dishwasher safe. The Breville JE98XL works if a wider feed chute and collecting four 8 oz glasses at once count for more.
Which one fits
The Breville jug goes past the 32 oz threshold.
Two pulp filters come with the Ninja.
The Ninja lists the smaller rectangle.
How the machine operates says nothing about yield on a matched recipe.
In practice
Together, four 8 oz portions come to 32 oz. The Ninja jug holds 24 oz, so you need an extra pour, while the 35.2 oz Breville jug has nominal room for the whole amount. The point here is collection space and not how much fruit either machine needs.
4 × 8 = 32 oz. 32 is more than 24 and less than 35.2. Keep to the working-fill marks and allow for froth.
Two pulp filters come with the Ninja, so a household can change that part from one recipe to the next. The Breville separates froth as you pour. A guest who dislikes foam may like the jug, but someone who wants a different pulp texture is asking for a different kind of control.
The Ninja package has Less Pulp and Lots Pulp filters, and the Breville package has a jug with a froth separator. No measured pulp or foam percentage is claimed.
Going by listed dimensions, the Ninja body rectangle is roughly half the size of the Breville's. That can count in a shared kitchen, yet both still need room for containers and feeding. A smaller body does not guarantee that every assembled layout fits.
Ninja: 7.15 × 12.11 = 86.59 square inches. Breville: 12.6 × 14.1 = 177.66. Accessories are left out of the bounding rectangles.

Ninja, JC151
Two filters are included so you can swap to the pulp level you like, and the parts that touch juice go in the dishwasher.

Breville, JE98XL
Softer ingredients go on the low setting and harder produce on the high one, and there is room to collect four 8 oz glasses.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Ninja NeverClog JC151 | Breville Juice Fountain Plus JE98XL | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collection jug | 24 oz | 35.2 oz | Four 8 oz portions fit in the Breville jug alone before it needs a pour-out. |
| Texture control | Two interchangeable pulp filters | Froth separator in the jug | Pulp filtering suits one preference and foam separation another. |
| Body rectangle | 7.15 by 12.11 inches | 12.6 by 14.1 inches | Leaving out containers, the Ninja lists the smaller body rectangle. |
| Cleaning support | Juice-contact parts dishwasher safe | Cleaning brush and mesh basket | Including a brush in the box does not carry the same dishwasher permission. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Ninja NeverClog JC151. The Ninja comes with two pulp filters and documents juice-contact parts that are dishwasher-safe.
Go with Breville Juice Fountain Plus JE98XL. Four 8 oz portions fit in the Breville 35.2 oz jug on paper, whereas the Ninja requires an extra pour.
Neither model fits. This pair has no matched recipe-yield or decibel test behind it.
Decision guide
Two pulp choices and dishwasher-safe juice-contact parts favor the Ninja JC151. A wider feed chute and collecting four 8 oz glasses at once favor the Breville JE98XL.
Together, four 8 oz portions come to 32 oz. The Ninja jug holds 24 oz, so you need an extra pour, while the 35.2 oz Breville jug has nominal room for the whole amount. The point here is collection space and not how much fruit either machine needs.
Two pulp filters come with the Ninja, so a household can change that part from one recipe to the next. The Breville separates froth as you pour. A guest who dislikes foam may like the jug, but someone who wants a different pulp texture is asking for a different kind of control.
Going by listed dimensions, the Ninja body rectangle is roughly half the size of the Breville's. That can count in a shared kitchen, yet both still need room for containers and feeding. A smaller body does not guarantee that every assembled layout fits.
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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| Ninja NeverClog JC151 |
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| Breville Juice Fountain Plus JE98XL |
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