Hurom Refurbished H320 Slow Juicer review

The refurbished H320 is a self-feeding vertical auger juicer with a listed 2 L hopper, 5.4-inch opening and 500 ml internal chamber. It suits a different routine from the H101: you can stage suitable cut produce in the batch hopper, then choose a fine or coarse screen. The exact black option is H320N-BBS01MB-RM; white and dark green are finish alternatives within the refurbished offer. Do not confuse the 2 L hopper with a juice tank or the 500 ml chamber with the included receiver.

Offer and finish codes

Hurom’s exact U.S. refurbished product data lists H320N-BBS01MB-RM in black, H320N-WW-RM in white, and H320N-DG-RM in a dark green finish. The saved product feed marked the three variants available when captured, but stock changes. The manufacturer says refurbished juicers are pre-owned, remanufactured, and tested to its stated standards, and that the same in-box parts and accessories as new are included. The exact page states a five-year motor warranty and one year for other parts. It does not publish an individual cosmetic grade or document the refurbishment details for a particular serial-numbered unit. Confirm the live finish, return conditions, and terms before ordering.

Batch preparation and screens

The H320 page lists a 2 L / about 67.6 fl oz produce hopper, a 5.4-inch opening, 500 ml internal chamber, 50 RPM auger, 17 RPM spinning brush, 120 V / 60 Hz, and 150 W. Its package includes fine and coarse strainers, a juice container and pulp container. The separate receiver volumes are not stated. The wider hopper can stage more prepared ingredients than a narrow single-feed tube, but the manual still requires produce to be cut, hard seeds removed, and the hopper kept below its fill mark. Leafy vegetables have their own cut and loading directions; a broad opening is not a whole-produce guarantee.

Choose the fine screen for the maker’s cleaner juice path and coarse for thicker output; these are configurations, not laboratory texture measurements. The machine is a vertical auger juicer with ON/OFF and momentary reverse. Reverse is for clearing a stall, not automatic reversal or a speed choice. The H320N manual instructs users to keep the juice cap open during extraction and place an appropriate container beneath it. The 500 ml chamber is an internal workspace figure, not the amount of juice produced per batch.

The manual sets a maximum continuous run of 30 minutes, followed by more than five minutes of rest. It also describes a safety timer that interrupts at about five minutes and can be restarted. A shopper who specifically needs one uninterrupted 30-minute cycle should distinguish the overall use ceiling from the short timer interruptions. Unplug before disassembly; remove and hand-wash the strainers, auger, chamber seals, and juice-cap area. The manual prohibits a dishwasher or dish dryer. The H320’s larger feed hopper does not remove the work of cleaning its screen and seals.

Which answers make it a match?

A powered masticating requirement is a positive fit; centrifugal-only is not. A 60-ounce minimum produce-hopper requirement is supported by the listed 2 L hopper, but that answer should never satisfy a juice-jug minimum. The included coarse screen is a legitimate positive when that screen is essential. A named ice-cream strainer or wheatgrass suitability is not established for this exact package, so those essential requests remain unmatched. A dishwasher requirement also excludes the H320. The page and manual do not resolve receiver volume.

If you value a self-feed hopper but do not need separate strainers, compare the H70’s 450 ml strainer-free design; it has a different feeding and timer behavior. For a smaller traditional screen-based Hurom, the HZ has a 500 ml chamber but a narrower loading routine and a documented ice-cream strainer. The H320 is the more defensible choice when its hopper and fine/coarse options answer your actual needs, not because the model number is newer.

Who should consider it

This refurbished H320 is worth considering for someone who prepares produce in batches, wants a sizable staging hopper and both juice screens, accepts manual cleanup, and finds the refurb offer’s stated split warranty adequate. It is a poor match if a measured receiver, a confirmed sorbet attachment, dishwasher care, or a truly uninterrupted long session is essential. Confirm the exact -RM SKU and package at checkout; the image shows Hurom’s model reference, not the condition of the unit that will arrive.

Sources: Hurom’s Refurbished H320 U.S. listing, its H320 family page and linked H320 Series manual, plus the certified-refurbished collection. Checked October 25, 2026.