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Best Citrus Juicer in India

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Short answer

The Philips HR2799/00 Citrus Press Juicer is the best overall here, with the largest bowl listed and a pulp adjuster. The six citrus juicers here differ in power, bowl size and pulp control. The makers say power runs from 20 watts to 350 watts. Bowl size runs from 0.5 litre to 1 litre where the maker gives one.

The Philips HR2799/00 Citrus Press Juicer (opens in a new tab) has the largest bowl the maker lists, at 1 litre. The Braun CitrusQuick 1 Electric Citrus Juicer (opens in a new tab) offers five pulp settings. The AGARO Regency Electric Citrus Juicer 350W (opens in a new tab) has the strongest motor.

The Philips Citrus Press Juicer HR2788/00 (opens in a new tab) is the smaller sibling of the HR2799/00. The Sujata Citromatic Juicer 40 Watts (opens in a new tab) and the Lifelong Electric Citrus Juicer (opens in a new tab) each use a low-wattage motor.

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Comparison at a glance

Cells follow the makers' own pages.

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Philips HR2799/00 Citrus Press Juicer

Brand: Philips
  • Capacity1 litre
  • Power25 watts
  • TypeCitrus press
  • Warranty2 years

Philips gives this press a transparent 1 litre bowl and a 25 watt motor. Two cone sizes come with it. The warranty is 2 years.

Philips says the 2-way rotation extracts up to 80 per cent of the citrus juice. A sieve adjuster lets you choose the pulp level in your juice, the maker says.

Philips HR2799/00 Citrus Press Juicer specifications
TypeCitrus press
Power25 watts
Jars/capacity1 litre
Warranty2 years
Cones2 cone sizes
BowlTransparent

Pros

  • It has the biggest bowl listed.
  • Pulp level can be set with the adjuster.

Cons

  • Weight is not stated.
  • The juice claim comes from Philips itself.

Suits: Households that squeeze many fruits per session.

Falls short: The listing says nothing about dishwasher safety.

Pick #2

Braun CitrusQuick 1 Electric Citrus Juicer

Brand: Braun
  • Power20 watts
  • MaterialPlastic
  • TypeCitrus juicer

Braun builds this model with plastic parts and a weight of 0.69 kg. The motor is 20 watts. Five fruit pulp settings let you choose how much pulp stays in.

The cone rotates left and right for better extraction, the maker says. The juicer starts when you press the fruit down and stops when you lift it off, with no extra buttons. Cord storage is built in.

Braun CitrusQuick 1 Electric Citrus Juicer specifications
TypeCitrus juicer
Power20 watts
Pulp control5 fruit pulp settings
MaterialPlastic
Weight0.69 kg

Pros

  • It has no buttons, per Braun.
  • It has the most pulp settings.

Cons

  • Warranty is not stated.
  • Bowl size is not stated.

Suits: Buyers who want push-to-start use and tidy cord storage.

Falls short: The listing gives no bowl capacity.

Pick #3Best for small homes

Philips Citrus Press Juicer HR2788/00

Brand: Philips
  • Capacity0.5 litre
  • Power25 watts
  • TypeCitrus press
  • Warranty2 years

Philips scales this version down to a 0.5 litre transparent bowl. The motor is 25 watts, the same as the larger model. Two cone sizes and a 2-year warranty apply.

Philips says the press extracts up to 80 per cent of the juice through 2-way rotation. An adjustable pulp selector lets you choose how much pulp goes into the juice.

Philips Citrus Press Juicer HR2788/00 specifications
TypeCitrus press
Power25 watts
Jars/capacity0.5 litre
Warranty2 years
Cones2 cone sizes
BowlTransparent

Pros

  • It is the compact member of the Philips pair.
  • It shares the same pulp control idea as the larger Philips.

Cons

  • The bowl is the smallest listed.
  • Its pulp selector gives less choice than the Braun's five settings.

Suits: Smaller households that make a glass or two at a time.

Falls short: A 0.5 litre bowl needs emptying more often.

Pick #4

Sujata Citromatic Juicer 40 Watts

Brand: Sujata
  • Power40 watts
  • TypeCitrus juicer
  • SpeedsSingle speed

Sujata describes this as a citrus juicer for continuous juicing. It is Class II double insulated. Motor power is 40 watts on load, rated for 15 minutes.

Speed is a single setting of 110 RPM. The listing does not give a bowl size or a warranty.

Sujata Citromatic Juicer 40 Watts specifications
TypeCitrus juicer, continuous juicing, Class II double insulated
Power40 watts (on load), rated 15 minutes
Speed settingsSingle speed, 110 RPM

Pros

  • Double insulation is listed.
  • Continuous juicing is named.

Cons

  • Bowl size is not stated.
  • Warranty is not stated.

Suits: Cooks who want a simple one-speed unit.

Falls short: Pulp control is not described.

Pick #5Best for easy cleaning

AGARO Regency Electric Citrus Juicer 350W

Brand: AGARO
  • Tank0.65 litre juice tank
  • Power350 W
  • Warranty1 year

AGARO equips this juicer with a pressure lever and a 350 watt AC motor. The motor is 100 per cent copper. The juice tank holds 0.65 litre.

AGARO says the juicer starts automatically when you press the fruit on the cone. The aluminium lever has a rubber grip. The spout has two positions: one fills the tank, and one pours straight into a glass through an anti-drip mouth.

Two cones of different sizes come with the unit. It also has one stainless steel filter and one with an adjustable pulp regulator. The removable parts are dishwasher safe and BPA free.

AGARO Regency Electric Citrus Juicer 350W specifications
TypeElectric citrus juicer with pressure lever
Power350 W (AC, 100% copper motor)
Jars/capacity0.65 litre juice tank
Warranty1 year
Cones and filters2 cones of different sizes; 1 stainless steel filter and 1 filter with adjustable pulp regulator
Dishwasher safeYes, removable parts are dishwasher safe and BPA free

Pros

  • Removable parts are dishwasher safe.
  • The spout can pour into a glass.

Cons

  • It has the shortest warranty among those that give one.
  • Only one of its two filters has the pulp regulator.

Suits: Cooks who press many fruits and want easy cleaning.

Falls short: Its 0.65 litre tank is smaller than the 1 litre Philips bowl.

Pick #6

Lifelong Electric Citrus Juicer

Brand: Lifelong
  • Capacity700 ml
  • Power40 W low-noise motor

Lifelong uses a 40 watt low-noise motor and two cones. Its capacity is 700 ml. The maker says the dual-cone design handles citrus fruits of all sizes.

The listing gives few other specs. Warranty, pulp control and weight are not stated.

Lifelong Electric Citrus Juicer specifications
TypeElectric citrus juicer with dual cones
Power40 W low-noise motor
Jars/capacity700 ml

Pros

  • Dual cones fit fruit of different sizes, says Lifelong.
  • The motor is described as low noise.

Cons

  • Warranty is not stated.
  • Pulp control is not described.

Suits: Shoppers who want two cone sizes and a 700 ml capacity.

Falls short: Many standard specs are missing.

How to choose

Pulp preference comes first. Braun gives five settings. Philips offers a sieve adjuster or a pulp selector. AGARO has a filter with a regulator. Sujata and Lifelong do not mention pulp control.

Bowl size sets how often you empty it. Philips states 1 litre and 0.5 litre. Lifelong states 700 ml. AGARO states 0.65 litre. Braun and Sujata do not say.

Cone design matters for fruit size. Philips and AGARO both include two cone sizes. Lifelong includes two cones.

Cleaning claims differ. AGARO says its removable parts are dishwasher safe. No other maker on this list states this.

Warranty is easy to compare. Philips gives 2 years. AGARO gives 1. The rest do not state one.

Power should be read in context. A press-style juicer such as the Philips uses 25 watts. AGARO uses 350 watts. The makers do not compare the two in their copy.

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Verdict

Philips HR2799/00 is the best overall here, with the largest bowl listed. Philips HR2788/00 suits smaller homes. Braun suits buyers who want five pulp settings and cord storage.

AGARO suits cooks who want dishwasher-safe parts and a lever with a rubber grip. Lifelong suits those who want two cones. Sujata suits those who want a simple, double insulated unit.

Confirm each detail on the retailer's page before buying.

Frequently asked questions

How does a press-style citrus juicer start?

Braun says it starts when you press the fruit down. AGARO says the same for its model.

Can I choose how much pulp I get?

Yes, on several models. Braun, Philips and AGARO describe pulp controls.

Which models come with two cones?

Both Philips presses, AGARO and Lifelong list two. Sujata and Braun do not state a cone count.

Is the Sujata meant for long sessions?

Sujata names it a continuous juicer but gives a short rated run time. Check the product page before you rely on it for large batches.

Are any parts dishwasher safe?

AGARO says its removable parts are. The others do not say.

Does any model store its cord?

Braun lists built-in cord storage. No other maker mentions it.

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