Hurom H200 Refurbished Easy Clean Slow Juicer review

This is the U.S. Hurom H200 offered as a certified-refurbished juicer, not a new H200 listing. The machine pairs a large self-feeding hopper with a 50 rpm auger and an Easy Clean chamber. Its most concrete benefit is reduced chopping for suitable produce; its important limits are hand washing, a 30-minute maximum continuous run, and an unpublished volume for the separate juice container.

A self-feeding hopper, but not an unlimited whole-produce chute

Hurom describes the H200 hopper as self-feeding and says its wider mouth can take whole-sized apples. It lists a 50 mm (2 inch) opening and a smaller add-in door that can be opened while the machine runs. Those are useful differences from a narrow, manually loaded tube. They are not a promise that every apple or vegetable fits: follow the manual’s limit line, remove large hard seeds such as peach pits, and use the supplied pusher only when an ingredient needs help moving. Fibrous greens and soft or watery produce still need sensible preparation and sequencing.

The H200 is an auger juicer, not a spinning-basket extractor. Hurom lists a 50 rpm screw and a 500 ml internal chamber. That chamber is the working bowl, not the included juice container and not a measured yield. The separate juice container is in the box, but its volume is not published; it cannot meet a hard pitcher-capacity minimum based on the available listing. The machine has a rear pulp container nested into its base, so the pulp bin does not occupy a separate side position on the counter.

Easy Clean is a strainer design, not dishwasher care

The refurbished H200 package lists inner and outer Easy Clean strainers, a smoothie strainer and a single-wing auger. Hurom describes elongated grooves in the Easy Clean strainers instead of traditional small holes. That changes the cleanup task, but it does not make the juicing assembly screenless or maintenance-free. The manufacturer’s H200 comparison describes its auger and two-piece strainer separately from the H400’s newer strainer-free two-piece auger arrangement, so do not transfer H400 construction claims to the H200.

After use, unplug, wait for moving parts to stop, remove the chamber set and wash the removable pieces under running water with the included brush. Wipe the motor body; do not immerse it. The linked H200 manual expressly prohibits dishwasher, dryer and microwave cleaning, and it warns against water at 80°C or hotter. Rinse soon after juicing because dried pulp and residue make disassembly harder. Hurom’s “Easy Clean” label is about strainer geometry, not permission to put the parts through a machine cycle.

Session limits and the refurbished purchase distinction

The machine is rated for 120 V, 60 Hz and 150 W. Its manual gives a maximum of 30 minutes of continuous operation followed by a five-minute rest. The controls provide forward extraction, off and reverse; reverse is for clearing a stop, not a second juicing speed. That makes the H200 suitable for steady household batches, but not an all-afternoon uninterrupted run. The separate juice and pulp containers are included without published capacities, so a larger measured batch may require emptying them rather than relying on the chamber number.

The exact refurbished product page lists three finish SKUs: matte black H-200-BBBA03-RM, white H-200-WBBA03-RM and matte silver H-200-DBBA03-RM. Color does not alter the sourced operating plan. Hurom’s refurbished offer states a five-year motor warranty and one-year parts warranty; that is not the warranty on a new H200 listing. The refurbished page does not specify cosmetic grade or describe the condition of an individual unit, so check the offer terms before ordering. Do not substitute a new-unit warranty or assume identical packaging beyond the parts the refurbished page actually lists.

Where it fits beside other Hurom machines

Consider the refurbished H200 when you want a large, low-prep hopper and a relatively large internal chamber, and when its refurbished status, manual cleaning and unknown receiver capacity fit your routine. A smaller Hurom such as the H101 has a different loading approach and separate recipe-specific strainers; a current H400 uses its own newer chamber system and should be assessed from its own review. The H200 is not automatically a better value just because the listing is refurbished, and no lab comparison or yield advantage is claimed here.

For a fixed juice-container minimum, choose a model with a maker-listed receiver volume. For dishwasher care, require a manual that names removable juicing parts as dishwasher-safe. If sorbet is essential, the refurbished H200 page’s listed package does not clearly identify an included frozen-fruit setup; treat that capability as unconfirmed rather than borrowing an attachment claim from another Hurom model. The listing itself may change as refurbished stock changes, so confirm the exact finish code and current written warranty at checkout.