Your needs, this model
Does it fit your priorities?
Do you want an auger juicer rather than a spinning-basket centrifugal extractor?
Hurom identifies this as a refurbished H400 slow juicer; its H400 product page and linked manual describe the H400 powered auger/chamber design, not a centrifugal basket.
Explore this need in the finder →Is the H400 strainer-free, two-part auger chamber the design you want?
Hurom describes the H400 as a strainer-free chamber with a two-part auger that works with the chamber to strain juice; its removable food-contact parts still need hand cleaning.
Explore this need in the finder →Does an 18.6 fl oz internal chamber meet your minimum without treating it as pitcher capacity?
Hurom lists a 550 ml (18.6 fl oz) internal chamber. It lists a separate juice container but does not state its volume.
Explore this need in the finder →Can your batches stay within the manual’s 30-minute continuous limit?
The linked H400 Series manual allows up to 30 minutes continuously followed by about five minutes of rest; a requirement above 30 minutes is not supported.
Explore this need in the finder →Is a measured juice receiver of at least 16 fl oz essential?
Hurom lists a separate juice container but does not state its capacity. The chamber measurement cannot meet a receiver-size requirement.
Explore this need in the finder →Must the removable juicing parts be dishwasher-safe?
Hurom’s linked H400 Series manual directs hand washing and prohibits dishwasher and dryer use.
Explore this need in the finder →The refurbished H400 is a separate Hurom offer, not simply a new H400 with a temporary discount. The maker’s exact U.S. listing calls it certified refurbished and lists finish-specific “-RM” SKUs with a five-year motor warranty and one-year parts warranty. Its juicing design retains the H400’s large internal chamber and two-part Easy Clean auger set, but Hurom does not state an individual unit’s cosmetic grade or the volume of the separate juice container.

The refurbished offer is the meaningful difference
Hurom’s U.S. product page identifies this as a refurbished H400 Easy Clean Slow Juicer. Its associated product data lists five finish-specific refurbished SKUs: H400-BBC05MB-RM in matte black, H400-BBC05WW-RM in white, H400-BBC05WWMS-RM in two-tone blue, H400-BBC05WWSB-RM in two-tone oat and H400-BBC05WWDP-RM in two-tone pink. The exact codes matter: they distinguish this offer from the new-unit H400 variants. The maker’s page labels the family “Certified Refurbished,” but it does not publish a cosmetic grade or describe what refurbishment work is done to each individual unit.
The stated warranty is five years for the motor and one year for remaining parts. That is a material difference from the new H400 listing, whose warranty should not be transferred to this separate refurbished offer. Before purchase, read the current warranty and return terms attached to the exact -RM SKU; neither this review nor the manufacturer’s family listing can establish the condition of a particular unit that has not been inspected. The manufacturer product feed showed the five listed finish variants available in the captured U.S. listing on October 25, 2026, but that is a dated snapshot, not a promise of continuing stock.
H400 chamber design, with the same practical operating limits
The refurbished product page identifies the machine as an H400, and the new H400 product page and linked H400 Series manual document the operating configuration. Hurom lists a 90 RPM auger, 150 W, 120 V / 60 Hz and a 45 mm (1.8-inch) hopper opening. The 550 ml (18.6 fl oz) figure is the internal chamber, not the separate juice container and not a measured yield. A container is listed, but its usable capacity is not stated, so this model cannot meet a hard minimum for juice-receiver size using the chamber measurement.
The H400 uses Hurom’s strainer-free, two-part Easy Clean auger-and-chamber design. The company describes the auger parts meshing to strain juice; that does not mean the food-contact parts require no cleaning or guarantee a particular pulp level. The manual’s ON/OFF/REV controls give a forward mode and manual reverse for clearing a stoppage, not several juicing speeds or automatic ingredient sensing. The wide hopper can reduce repeated loading for suitable pieces, but 45 mm is an opening measurement, not a promise that every whole fruit fits. Follow the manual’s preparation, limit-line and pusher directions, and remove hard pits or seeds where instructed.
Hurom’s manual limits continuous operation to 30 minutes, followed by about five minutes of rest. It directs the user to unplug and hand-wash the removable parts; dishwasher and dryer cleaning are prohibited. “Easy Clean” describes the chamber arrangement, not dishwasher-safe parts. The maker lists a juice container and a rear pulp container, but does not publish either container’s volume. If you make successive batches, expect to manage the containers rather than treat the 550 ml chamber as a pitcher measurement.
Who should consider it—and who should not
Consider the refurbished H400 if you specifically want the H400’s self-feeding hopper and two-part chamber, can work with a 45 mm opening, value a 550 ml internal chamber, and are comfortable buying through a refurbished offer with its stated warranty. It is also a reasonable option to compare against the new H400 if you are willing to weigh warranty coverage and unit-condition uncertainty against the particular refurbished terms shown at checkout. No lab testing or ownership experience is claimed here, and the available maker material does not establish that refurbished and new units arrive with identical packaging.
Choose a different configuration if a measured juice-jug capacity, dishwasher-safe removable parts, a sorbet setup or wheatgrass suitability is essential: the refurbished page and H400 manual do not document those requirements as satisfied. Hurom’s refurbished H200 is another current offer, but it is not the same machine: its 500 ml chamber and separate Easy Clean strainers differ from the H400’s 550 ml chamber and strainer-free two-part auger design. A new H400 likewise has a separate offer and warranty. Compare the exact model, condition statement, included parts and written warranty rather than combining specifications across those listings.
In short, the refurbished H400 can suit a shopper who has already chosen the H400 workflow and is comfortable with the refurbished warranty boundary. It is not the right match when a fixed receiver capacity, confirmed accessory, particular cosmetic grade or new-unit warranty is non-negotiable. The exact refurbished page and SKU should be checked again before ordering because finishes and availability can change.
Key details at a glance
| Extraction method | Slow-compression masticating extractor |
|---|---|
| Pulp bin placement | Behind the base |
| Published feed-chute width | 1.8 in |
| Speed control | Single-speed on/off |
| Motor electrical rating | 150 W |
| Controls and use | Forward juicing, off and manual reverse are documented; reverse is for clearing a stop, not a second juicing speed or automatic sensing mode. |
| Published feed-chute width (metric) | 45 mm |
| Maximum continuous run listed by maker | 30 min |
| Body-fit measurement note | The maker lists a dimension sequence but does not label its axes; do not assign width/depth/height values. |
| Filter configuration | Maker-described strainer-free, two-part auger chamber |
| Continuous operation before rest | 30 min |
| Removable parts dishwasher-safe per manual | No |
| Automatic ingredient-sensing mode | No |
| Internal juicing chamber capacity | 18.6 fl oz |
| Batch-loading hopper | Yes |
| Manufacturer-listed voltage | 120 V |
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