Hurom model comparison
Hurom HP vs HO vs HT: chamber, screens and manual limits
Comparison · Hurom HP / HO / HT
The HP, HO and HT share a vertical auger approach, a 43 RPM listed speed and Hurom’s fine/coarse screen language, but the HP has the smaller chamber and shorter manual operating interval. HO and HT are the closer functional pair; their differences are mostly exact page configuration, dimensions, finish mapping and listing status rather than a proven extraction result.
Read the exact assessments for the HP, HO and HT before treating similarly named parts as interchangeable. Each manual is model-specific.
Start with the chamber number—and do not mistake it for a jug
Hurom lists 350 ml (11.8 fl oz) for the HP internal working chamber and 500 ml (16.9 fl oz) for both HO and HT. That makes the HP the smaller documented chamber option; the other two have 150 ml more published internal space. None of those figures is the volume of the separate juice receiver, expected juice yield or a promise that a full serving can be processed without pauses. The maker does not state a capacity for the included juice and pulp containers. If a known pitcher size is essential, these chamber measurements do not resolve it.
Screen choice is real; texture output is not measured
All three exact U.S. product records and series manuals identify fine and coarse strainers. Hurom describes the fine screen as a cleaner-juice path and the coarse screen as a thicker, pulp-containing route. This is a useful choice in what supplied setup you want, not a numeric pulp percentage or a controlled texture result. HP’s general page mentions sorbets, but its exact box list does not establish an included dessert screen. Likewise, broad Hurom claims about foods or drinks should not be used to infer a missing attachment. If the required feature is a specific ice-cream strainer, choose a package whose exact box and manual name that part.
The continuous-use limits are not interchangeable
The HP Series manual says not to run for more than 20 minutes continuously and to pause for five minutes before reuse. The current HP page says up to 30 minutes, so the safer model-specific plan follows the manual’s shorter limit; a hard 25- or 30-minute minimum run is not established. The HO and HT Series manuals permit up to 30 minutes, then recommend about five minutes for cooling. Hurom’s page summaries say 30 minutes for those models too. Thus a 20-minute minimum continuous interval fits all three written plans, but a 25-minute requirement should keep the HP out, and a 31-minute requirement keeps all three out.
HO and HT share a screen-and-lever setup
The HO and HT are each listed at 150 W, 120 V / 60 Hz and 43 RPM. Both manuals show a lever and a fine/coarse screen arrangement; the exact product pages place a 500 ml chamber in each. Their manuals require a locked assembly, use of the supplied pusher, prepared ingredients and manual-directed reverse for a stopped screw. The HT page gives 254 × 194 × 413 mm without axes, while its manual labels width 260 mm, length 194 mm and height 413 mm. Keep a strict HT width-fit question unresolved. The HO page and manual agree on 251 × 178 × 411 mm. Neither machine’s style or finish demonstrates a tested yield, noise or cleanup advantage.
HP is smaller, with two specific evidence cautions
The HP page and manual list the same 192 mm width and 176 mm length, but differ on height (394 versus 399 mm) and body weight (4.3 versus 4.4 kg). These should not satisfy a narrow shelf or weight-lifting limit without a measurement. The product data maps Pink HP-PPB12 and White HP-WWB12; extra Mint and Sandy Gold images in its gallery are not mapped as current SKUs. The HO object maps White HO-WWB11. HT data maps Silver HT-SBB14 and Gold HT-LBB14, though its product copy says gold only. These exact identity differences matter when shopping for parts or a finish; they do not establish different extraction mechanisms.
Cleanup and current page status matter more than styling
The three exact manuals tell users not to put the appliance into a dishwasher or dryer; plan on prompt hand-cleaning with the listed brushes. Hurom’s general FAQ mentions the auger as dishwasher-safe, but the more specific HP/HO/HT instructions are the conservative choice for the assembled removable parts. Each manual’s warranty form describes ten motor years and two parts years only with proof of authorized local purchase and no international warranty. That is not an unconditional seller guarantee. Hurom marked every mapped finish on these three pages unavailable at the check date; a search result is a model lookup, not a stock promise.
Sources: Hurom’s exact HP, HO and HT U.S. pages and their variant data, plus the maker’s official manual directory linking the HP, HO and HT Series manuals. Checked 2026-10-24.