Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite vs Hamilton Beach 67601

As you can see here, it is dishwasher safe however with the jug in the top part I Clean and dry by hand just because I don't like water stains so in r...

This juicer is a fine case of you get what you pay for. Not super easy to clean, if you move it while it is put together it comes apart, and it doesn't get all the juice from the fruits. I works ok, but a couple of times it shot juice all over.

I’ve had my Nama J2 for a week now and I love it. I’ve previously had a Breville Juice Fountain and an Omega horizontal juicer and this is by far the best of both worlds. For nutrition and convenience I doubt there is a better juicer out there. There are some youtubers with coupon codes for 10% off as well

Remember you have stuff up there from weeks back, it won't come out after only 2 or 3 juices, but once you have "cleansed", you really feel the difference. Keep at it, I had IBS for 37 years before I juiced, and have been IBS free ever since.

It's not a great yield, but probably the best you'll find for this price range. This thing is a beast, it's very very heavy and bulky. It requires constant cleaning and scrubbing for the strainer, the juice catcher, the pulp container, the blade receptacle and any sort of lids associated with this. It's a pain and it's extremely time-consuming

I tried this and the pulp still got stuck inside the cover. I finally used the pulp bin that comes with the juicer and found the pulp still tends to gather inside of the cover/pulp bin lid, especially when you juice peaches and other juicier types of fruit. You will need to remove the cover and scrape out the accumulated pulp or it will begin to back up and get into your juice. I juiced enough fruits and vegetables to get about 36 oz

The pitcher just slides out. Move the locking arm down, take the food pusher out, lift up the cover, hold the base of the juicer, and turn the spout. ...

Seven, six zero one! So go ahead, we'll open it up here inside we have our getting started manual, a quick cleaning brush, which almost looks like a d...

This ever-so-slightly tilted the filter bowl, which made the spinning filter scrape, metal-on-metal, against the bowl beneath. Once I figured this out and realigned things, the sound level was greatly reduced, as you can imagine. Flying particles -- as others here have mentioned I, too, experienced some scattered carrots and kale at first. However, once I figured out the issue with the misaligned output bin and got the filter bowl fitted snugly into the output container

I wanted to get into juicing after watching Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead, but couldn't afford the expensive Breville juicer they recommended, especially since I wasn't sure if I could stick to this or not. I have tasted juice from a Breville juicer and I can say it's much "cleaner" that the juice from this machine. The Hamilton Beach juice is not chunky, but definitely has "grit" to it. It is also an EXTREMELY noisy machine and vibrates a lot! My dogs bark when I'm running it and I can barely hear them doing it! Plus, I can't help but think that one day my neighbors are gonna call the noise police on me! Clean up is a total pain as well