Kuvings AUTO10 Plus Hands-Free Slow Juicer review

The Kuvings AUTO10 Plus is the largest-batch package in the brand’s current U.S. household hands-free juicer group. It starts with an auto hopper and adds a snap-on hopper extension, a stainless-steel blade, a pulp strainer, and the juice, smoothie, and blank strainer options. Those additions make the Plus easier to distinguish from the standard AUTO10 than a generic “upgraded” label does. Its fit depends on whether preloading a larger batch is useful enough to accept the tallest setup, more parts, and unresolved manufacturer conflicts about hopper capacity and continuous-use time.

Extension changes the working setup

Kuvings lists the AUTO10 Plus at 10 × 8 × 20.25 inches with the extension and 10 × 8 × 17.75 inches without it; the page also lists a 7 × 6.5-inch footprint. The product-page specification gives a weight of 17.3 pounds with the extension and 16.7 pounds without it, while the same page’s comparison chart reports different figures. Treat the weight as conflicted rather than relying on either for a strict lift limit. The extension adds almost 2.5 inches of listed height; measure the full assembly and the overhead clearance needed to open and load it, not only the motor base.

The maker advertises 135 fluid ounces for the extended hopper, but its own FAQ describes the AUTO10 Plus as a 2.7-liter hopper with a 4-liter extension setup and elsewhere gives 4.3 liters as the maximum. Since 135 fl oz is about 4.0 liters, the page’s figures do not resolve a single strict maximum. I leave numeric hopper capacity unconfirmed for a hard threshold. The larger batch hopper is real and supported across the product material, but neither hopper capacity nor ingredient volume promises a corresponding juice yield.

More included options, not an automatic shortcut

The exact U.S. package list includes the hopper extension, pulp strainer, smoothie strainer, blank strainer, juice and pulp cups, cleaning tool, brushes, and pusher. Kuvings says the extension snaps onto the hopper and the machine can be assembled with or without it. The stainless-steel blade is a documented difference from the standard AUTO10’s plastic blade. The three strainer setups make the Plus capable of the maker-described juice, plant-milk, smoothie, and sorbet routes; moving among them means swapping assemblies and cleaning the parts you used. A citrus attachment is sold separately, not included in the exact package list.

The product page describes juice and pulp cups that collect up to 2 liters and 1 liter, respectively. That is useful exact receiver information for this model, unlike the unmeasured AUTO9 and standard AUTO10 cups. The 2-liter juice cup is about 67.6 U.S. fluid ounces. The page’s broad wording around “yields” does not establish that the appliance will extract that amount from one load; distinguish the receiver’s listed volume from a production result. If your minimum is 70 fluid ounces, this listed 2-liter cup falls short.

Runtime and cleaning are not hands-free

Kuvings’ U.S. material conflicts on the Plus’s recommended maximum run: the product-page comparison table says 45 minutes, while other parts of the family chart say 30, and a maker article gives a 30–45-minute range. Do not count on 45 uninterrupted minutes for a hard session requirement; follow the paper booklet supplied with the exact machine and ask the maker to reconcile its conflicting advice. Kuvings’ troubleshooting instructions describe Reverse as a manually selected way to relieve screw pressure, not automatic sensing.

After use, the maker recommends pre-rinsing some pulp with water before disassembly, then washing the food-contact components with soap, water, and the supplied tools. It states that these juicer parts are not dishwasher-safe. The extension creates additional hopper space but also another surface and piece to wash and dry. A larger preloaded batch saves repeated feeding; it does not erase produce preparation, monitoring, attachment changes, or cleanup.

Choose it over the AUTO10 only for the bundle

The AUTO10 Plus suits people who routinely want the included extension, steel blade, pulp strainer, and larger juice receiver. If those bundle differences do not matter, the standard AUTO10 has the same listed 240 W and 60 rpm motor class, a lower body height with its fixed hopper, and the same broad juice, smoothie, and sorbet routines; its product page and FAQ differ on a rounded hopper value, but not enough to justify buying the Plus on an exact numeric threshold. The AUTO9 is a lighter, shorter footprint design with a 2-liter hopper, 200 W motor, 20-minute listed use time, and fewer attachments. It is not compatible with the AUTO10 extension.

Bottom line

The AUTO10 Plus is compelling only when its supplied batch-hopper extension and larger set of parts meet a real routine. It is not a verified “135-ounce yield” machine, and its listed run time and weight are not settled by the current U.S. product page. The White and Silver U.S. finish SKUs are AUTO10PW and AUTO10PS; the page does not describe a functional difference between them. Confirm the exact package and request the current instructions if a hard clearance, weight, or session-time requirement determines your choice.

Manufacturer references: the exact AUTO10 Plus U.S. product page, AUTO10-series troubleshooting guide, and U.S. assembly guide.