Hurom HT Slow Juicer review

Hurom · vertical slow juicer

The HT is a classic Hurom vertical auger model with a 500 ml internal chamber, a manual control lever and fine/coarse screens. Its maker lists a 43 RPM auger and the HT Series manual sets a 30-minute maximum continuous run. The exact U.S. page showed its mapped finish SKUs sold out on October 24, 2026; the Silver finish and an appliance-width discrepancy need careful reading.

Preserve the finish-code mismatch

Hurom’s product-data object maps Silver HT-SBB14 and Gold HT-LBB14; both were marked unavailable at capture. The page gallery includes silver and gold images, while its marketing description says the HT comes “in only one color: gold.” Because the exact product object still maps both finish records, this review retains them as finish-only variants and notes the contradictory copy. The image here is the Gold HT-LBB14 mapped by that object. Hurom does not identify it as a photograph or render.

Standard-screen juicing, not a separate dessert claim

The HT is a mains-powered vertical auger setup. Hurom lists 150 W, 120 V / 60 Hz, 43 RPM and a 50 mm (about 2-inch) opening. The exact box list names fine and coarse strainers, auger, spinning brush, hopper/chamber parts, lever, pusher, juice and pulp containers, brushes and a drying rack. The manual’s assembly diagrams show the strainer beneath the spinning-brush groove and the auger engaged in the assembly. Use only the supplied pusher and follow the manual’s preparation and safety directions.

Hurom describes its fine screen as a cleaner-juice choice and the coarse screen as a thicker, pulp-containing route. This is a screen change, not a quantified mouthfeel result. The listed 500 ml (16.9 fl oz) is the working chamber; the separate included juice container has no published capacity. Do not use chamber capacity to satisfy a pitcher-volume requirement. The product page describes smoothies and nut milk generally, but an exact included sorbet/ice-cream screen is not established by the HT box list and manual, so a required frozen-fruit attachment remains unsupported.

Session length, cleanup and operation

The HT manual says not to operate more than 30 minutes at a time, then let the machine cool for about five minutes before operating again. Hurom’s product page also lists up to 30 minutes continuously. A household routine requiring an uninterrupted 31-minute session is not a fit; this number is a manual limit rather than a batch-size or yield test.

The manual’s sequence requires a locked hopper and the control lever in CLOSE during assembly; it describes the reverse control for a stopped auger and cautions against forcing food or reaching into the outlet. It also says not to put the appliance in a dishwasher, dryer or microwave. Assume prompt hand cleaning and use the listed brushes. The website’s summary warranty is 10 years on the motor and two on other parts; the HT manual’s warranty form conditions coverage on original purchase from an authorized local distributor and says no international warranty. Verify the exact seller and current written terms rather than treating the summary as universal coverage.

Check the footprint against the manual

The current U.S. page prints 254 × 194 × 413 mm without naming axes. The HT manual instead labels width 260 mm, length 194 mm and height 413 mm. Height and the second dimension agree, but the width does not. The fact record therefore does not claim a precise hard-width fit; its conservative fit notes use the manual-labeled 194 mm depth and 413 mm height. Both sources list body weight at 5.3 kg (11.7 lb). These are appliance dimensions, not extra room for a cup, pulp container, pusher or washing area.

Where the HT differs from HP and HO

The 350 ml HP is smaller inside and its manual sets a 20-minute continuous interval despite a longer page summary; it may suit shorter, small-serving routines. HO and HT both have a 500 ml chamber, a lever and the same basic fine/coarse-screen choice. The HO page maps one White HO-WWB11 offer and its product/manual dimensions agree; the HT record maps two finishes but conflicts with gold-only page copy and on width. If you only need the shared chamber, screen pair and manual-run interval, the product names or decorative finish do not establish a functional performance advantage. Hurom marked the HT variants sold out; the model search is not an availability promise. No hands-on yield, noise, durability or cleaning-time measurement is claimed.

Sources: Hurom’s HT U.S. product page and product-data record; the official Hurom manual directory and linked eleven-page HT Series manual. Checked 2026-10-24.