Hurom model comparison
Hurom H80 vs H320 vs H330: a 2.2 L hopper and different packages
Hurom's H80, H320, and H330 are current U.S. hopper-style slow juicers with closely matched core specifications but different listed hopper volumes and packages. A careful comparison starts with each exact parts list and manual, not a guess about finished-juice output or a maker comparison sentence that conflicts with the U.S. package pages.
Three similar base numbers
The H80 page lists a 2.2-liter (74.4 fl oz) produce hopper; H320 and H330 each list 2 liters (67.6 fl oz). All three list a 500 ml internal chamber, 136 mm opening, 50 RPM auger speed, and 120 V / 60 Hz / 150 W. The H80 also lists a 17 RPM spinning brush. Those figures do not describe the separate juice vessel or predict how much juice a load will produce. The product pages name a juice container, but do not publish its capacity. All three manuals show a safety stop at about five minutes and separately caution against exceeding 30 minutes of continuous use; they are not half-hour uninterrupted machines.
Where H80's package differs
The exact H80 U.S. page lists fine, coarse, and ice-cream strainers. The H320 and H330 pages list fine and coarse strainers, without listing an ice-cream strainer. If screen choice is central to your recipes, count only the parts shown for the exact offer. Hurom's H80 copy calls the ice-cream strainer a sorbet setup, but the linked H80ST manual gives conflicting frozen-fruit instructions: one page describes preparing frozen fruit, while its safe-use page says not to put frozen fruit in the machine. The attachment is identified; a safe, consistent sorbet operating plan is not. Do not rely on that feature for an essential need until Hurom clarifies it.
The H80 page also names Spiral Blade and Fit & Clean Pulp Bar features. These are manufacturer feature names, not a comparative test of yield, clogging, cleanup time, pulp, noise, or durability. The H320 and H330 should be considered as separate configurations with their own manuals and exact package records; do not transfer H80-specific features between them.
Hopper loading is not whole-produce juicing
Each page's 136 mm inlet is shown as about 5.4 inches. Converted precisely, 136 mm is roughly 5.354 inches, so a strict questionnaire boundary normalized to 5.35 inches is supportable; 5.4 inches is not. That measurement does not promise that an apple, carrot, or any other ingredient will fit intact. Manuals still require preparation, keeping produce under the hopper mark, using the supplied pusher, and removing hard pits or seeds. If your main goal is to avoid cutting, read the exact manual's produce instructions before choosing among them.
The H80 manual says to work in roughly five-minute timed intervals, restart as directed, and allow about five minutes after the separate 30-minute maximum-use warning. It also directs hand cleaning and prohibits dishwasher/dryer cleaning. The H80 U.S. sales page says some components are dishwasher-safe, and the general FAQ says only the auger is; until Hurom identifies an H80 exception to its manual, hand-wash. H320 and H330 have their own manuals and should likewise be assessed using their model-specific care instructions.
Choose by the work you will repeat
Choose H80 if its listed third strainer and hopper-loading layout matter enough to accept the unresolved sorbet instructions and mixed dishwasher wording. Choose H320 or H330 if the fine/coarse 2-liter setup suits your routine; neither exact page lists an included ice-cream strainer. H80 has the larger published produce hopper, but none of these pages establishes a numeric juice-pitcher size, whole-fruit fit, or independent extraction result. If you require long uninterrupted sessions, dishwasher-safe parts, a fully specified pitcher volume, or validated sorbet directions, pause and look for a model whose exact documentation answers that need.
Read each exact assessment before shortlisting: Hurom H80 review, Hurom H320 review, and Hurom H330 review.
Primary sources: Hurom's H80, H320, and H330 U.S. product pages and each linked series manual. The Hurom FAQ is used only as general care context, not to override the H80 manual.