Centrifugal fruit-and-vegetable juicers

A good fit when the documented rear-bin arrangement, 3.5-inch chute, and two-speed operation are more important than a separately labeled Quiet setting.

A useful fit when the 70 fl oz jug, variable dial, and named Quiet range are important enough to justify this taller, heavier setup.

A reasonable fit when a shallow listed footprint, integrated pulp collection, and simple on/off control suit a modest-serving routine.

A fit for a household that wants two fixed produce speeds, a documented 3-inch chute, and a modest collection jug rather than a 70 fl oz batch vessel.

A useful fit when a roughly one-litre jug, a documented 3-inch chute, and simple Low/High operation suit the routine, and the 14.1-inch listed depth fits the counter.

A fit for a fixed, spacious prep station where a very large pulp bin, variable-speed control, and a 70 fl oz jug all matter; Breville markets the unit for commercial space.

A fit for a small-batch routine when you want a 3-inch feed tube, five discrete dial speeds, a manual-adjustable foam setup, dishwasher-safe removable parts, and published body measurements.

A fit for people who want a wide produce opening, have room for a deeper body and side pulp bin, can set their own glass below the spout, and will brush the mesh basket promptly after use.

A fit to consider when a 3-inch feed opening, one on/off control and a shallow 7.8-inch body depth suit the counter, and the user can supply a glass below the outlet.

A fit for someone who will use both centrifugal juicing and small-cup blending, wants the included 20 oz jar to collect and then blend juice, and accepts a sequential attachment change and prompt fine-mesh cleanup.

A fit when you want the documented 40 fl oz lidded pitcher and two produce-matched speeds, and can spare room for a wide body plus its separate side pulp container.

A fit for someone who wants a 3-inch opening and a documented 20 oz cup, has measured space for the 11.46-inch listed depth plus the side bin, and can brush the micro-mesh basket promptly.

A fit for someone who wants a 3-inch opening and a documented 16 oz cup, has measured space for the 14-inch listed depth plus the side bin, and can brush the micro-mesh basket promptly.

A possible fit for someone who wants a wide feed opening and simple one-switch operation, can fit the listed 11.5-inch body depth plus working room, and accepts that the maker confirms a supplied cup but does not publish its size.

A fit for someone who values a maker-listed three-inch feed opening, an OFF/LO/HI control, an 80-ounce side pulp bin, and a 7.8-inch listed body depth, and who can provide a receiver if the exact box does not include one.

A candidate when an included 16-ounce cup, a three-inch opening, two-speed centrifugal control and Easy Sweep tool suit the routine and the 14.5 H × 12.2 W × 8.2 D inch listed body fits the counter.

A fit for shoppers who want a compact centrifugal setup, are comfortable preparing some produce, can place their own glass beneath the spout, and will brush the fine-mesh basket promptly after juicing.

A possible fit for a household user who wants a wide chute, ingredient-specific high/low speeds, and a specified 34-ounce collection pitcher, and has counter space for the listed 17.2-inch height and 16.7-inch depth.

A candidate when the exact R67870 recertified offer, its 16-ounce cup, two-speed centrifugal routine and 90-day stated warranty fit the buyer’s conditions; confirm live offer terms and leave room around its 14.5 H × 12.2 W × 8.2 D inch body.

Consider the NJ9500 if you want the maker-described centrifugal process and a Low/Turbo choice for soft or hard ingredients. Its exact box list names a pulp container but not a separate juice pitcher, so it is not a match for an essential supplied-receiver requirement.

A compact centrifugal starting point for fresh fruit-and-vegetable juice when two speeds and a 27-ounce pitcher are enough. It asks less of the counter than the larger Pro bundle, but its cleanup and motor-cooling rules still matter.

For a household that wants the centrifugal format but values a third speed, larger integrated pulp basin, dual-size pusher and included storage parts. Choose by those differences, not a wattage assumption.

A fit for a quick centrifugal routine when the slightly wider 3.25-inch manual-listed chute, two soft/hard produce speeds, top-rack-washable removable parts and nine-cup pulp bin meet real needs.