Hamilton Beach model comparison
Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro 67650 vs 67608A, 67608Z, earlier 67600, and Professional 67906
Hamilton Beach’s Big Mouth Pro 67650, 67608A, and 67608Z share a large-chute centrifugal format, but the exact pages do not establish identical packages. The older Big Mouth 67600 is a related single-switch model, not another Pro suffix. The 67650 page confirms a supplied cup without publishing its volume, while the two 67608 suffix pages state 20 and 16 ounces. Their listed dimensions, page wording, and current offer status also vary. Choose by exact model code and the need that matters to your kitchen.
Read the exact values before deciding
| Exact model | Supplied cup evidence | Listed H × W × D | Relevant page distinction |
|---|---|---|---|
| 67600 (earlier) | Inclusion and capacity not established | Not published | 800 W, qualitative “Extra-Wide” opening; exact page says no longer available |
| 67650 | FAQ confirms a cup; capacity not stated | 14.4 × 7.8 × 11.5 in | 1.1 Hp feature wording conflicts with 800 W image-alt/manual rating |
| 67608A | 20 oz | 14.41 × 7.8 × 11.46 in | Its page also contains 1.1 Hp vs 800 W wording |
| 67608Z | 16 oz | 14.4 × 7.8 × 14 in | Exact page showed out of stock when checked |
| 67906 | 34 oz pitcher with froth separator | 17.2 × 9.5 × 16.7 in | 3.5-inch chute, HI/LO speeds, five-year household warranty |
The earlier 67600 is listed here for model identification, not as a Pro edition. Its product page does not provide the numeric opening, dimensions, or cup details shown for later sibling models. Do not infer those from a shared CJ14 guide.
These are page-specific details; they are not a single generic Pro specification. Cup capacity describes the vessel, not how much juice any batch of produce will yield. If you require a minimum supplied pitcher, the 67650 should not pass that constraint until a manufacturer source states its cup size. The photographed glass is not a capacity label. The 67608A’s 20-ounce cup is below a 32-ounce minimum; the 67608Z’s 16-ounce cup is smaller still.
The earlier 67600 needs its own offer check
The exact Big Mouth 67600 page is marked no longer available. Its linked CJ14 manual includes base 67600, one ON/OFF switch, a stainless micro-mesh basket, separate pulp bin, and 120 V/60 Hz/800 W rating. The page says “Extra-Wide” but gives no numeric feed width or body dimensions; the manual lists a juice cup only “with select models,” so inclusion and size remain unknown for 67600. If you are comparing a seller offer, check the model label and contents rather than treating the 67600 as a 67650 Pro package.
Shared basic operation, separate configurations
The exact pages each describe a three-inch Big Mouth feed opening and link to the 840148108 CJ14 manual. Its model panel includes base models 67608 and 67650 and lists 800 W electrical service at 120 V/60 Hz. The English guide describes a motor-driven mesh basket, a single on/off control, a separate side pulp bin, and a glass or other receiver set under the outlet. Assemble the basket and cover, lock the latches, start the motor, then feed gradually with the pusher. The manual still requires safe preparation for some produce; a wide chute is not a promise that every item fits whole.
For all three, one-switch operation is a poor fit if a true low/high or variable selector is essential. The maker pages label removable parts dishwasher-safe, but the guide tells users to brush the mesh promptly, avoid the SANI cycle, and keep the motor base out of water and the dishwasher. Its 15-minute cooling direction applies when overload protection stops the motor; it is not a normal continuous-run specification. The pages call the pulp collector extra-large without giving a volume.
Match the distinction to the need
The 67650 is a reasonable shortlist candidate if a 3-inch opening, simple switch, and unspecified-capacity included cup all suit your plan. Its 11.5-inch listed depth is close to the 67608A’s more precise 11.46 inches, so a small countertop difference should be checked against your real clearance rather than rounded into a supposed design change. The 67608A has stronger evidence for a defined serving vessel; the 67608Z is deeper at 14 inches and its page was out of stock on the date checked. None of those measurements includes clearance for the pusher, pulp bin, glass, cord, or washing.
When the Professional 67906 earns its extra counter space
The exact 67906 changes the setup materially: its 34-ounce lidded pitcher has a stated capacity, while 67650 only has cup inclusion confirmed; its HI/LO switch and 3.5-inch opening differ from 67650’s single switch and 3-inch chute. It also reaches 16.7 inches deep and 17.2 high, compared with the 67650’s listed 11.5-inch depth and 14.4-inch height. Choose it when those receiver and control differences meet real needs; do not trade a small counter for an untested promise that 1100 W means higher yield. Its stated five-year household warranty and Easy Sweep claim are manufacturer terms, not durability or cleaning tests.
Do not infer that 67650A is the same package as base 67650: the FAQ lists that separate code as cup-supplied, and the manuals and patent index mention suffixes, but its exact U.S. page, image, and variant-specific facts still need their own bridge. If a seller lists a generic Big Mouth Pro, confirm the full label code and included receiver before relying on a model-specific match.
Sources: Hamilton Beach’s 67650, 67608A, and 67608Z pages, plus the 67906 and 67600 pages; the shared CJ14 guide and 67906 guide; and the manufacturer FAQ. No comparative yield, noise, or durability test is claimed.