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Short answer
The Kuvings B1700 Cold Press Juicer is the best overall here, with the longest motor warranty and a safety lock. Cold press juicers turn a slow auger instead of a fast blade. The makers list auger speeds from 40 RPM to 65 RPM. The buyer's real choice is feed opening, run time and warranty. Power ranges from 130 W to 250 W where the makers state it.
This is a vertical, low-speed masticating machine. The motor draws 240 W and the auger turns at 50 RPM. Capacity is listed as 400 ml.
Kuvings calls it the world's first wide-mouth slow juicer. The feed tube measures 76 mm. A safety lock lets the machine run only when the body and drum are correctly fitted. The Smart Cap stops juice leaking as you pour, the maker says.
Borosil runs this unit on a 130W motor with slow squeeze juicing at about 55 RPM. Two equal jars collect juice and pulp. There is one speed, plus on and reverse.
The maker lists an overheat protector and a smart motor with a safety lock. An anti-drip juice outlet lid is fitted. The power cord is 1.2 m long.
Atomberg gives this model a 121 mm hopper. The auger turns at 40 RPM. The motor draws 200 W. The hopper and chamber are BPA-free Tritan. The base unit is ABS.
Atomberg says its Intelli Rev feature detects and clears blockages mid-operation. Lid and hopper lock detection and a no-auto-restart feature stop it starting unless everything is in place. The maker says the hopper takes whole fruits and large vegetable chunks, which cuts down prep time.
Atomberg Althea Cold Press Juicer specifications
Type
Cold press juicer
Power
200 W
Warranty
3 years with registration
Auger speed
40 RPM
Hopper
121 mm
Dishwasher safe
No (parts can be rinsed under water)
Material
Hopper and juicer chamber in BPA-free Tritan; base unit in ABS
In the box
Base unit, juicer chamber, hopper, upper filter, lower filter, auger, juice collector jar, pulp collector jar, cleaning brush
Pros
Intelli Rev clears blockages, says Atomberg.
Registering adds a year to the warranty.
Cons
Parts are not dishwasher safe.
Capacity of the jars is not stated.
Suits: Cooks who want to load large pieces and cut prep time.
Falls short: Its 200 W motor sits below the 250 W Borosil and AGARO.
Borosil pairs a 250W motor with a 1000ml juice jug and pulp collector. The feeder hopper is 1.5L. The slow speed is 55 RPM. A reverse function is included.
Borosil says it can run non-stop for up to 90 minutes. Borosil lists overheat protection and a safety switch for the feeder hopper. The warranty is 2 years on the product and 2 years on the motor.
Borosil Vita Rich Cold Press Juicer 250 Watts specifications
Type
Cold press slow juicer (55 RPM)
Power
250W
Jars/capacity
1000ml juice jug and pulp collector; 1.5L feeder hopper
Speed settings
Single slow speed (55 RPM) with reverse function
Warranty
2 years, product and motor
Pros
It has the largest stated juice jug in the list.
The stated run time is the longest here.
Cons
Feed opening width is not stated.
Only one speed is offered.
Suits: Buyers who juice in big batches.
Falls short: Its auger runs at 55 RPM, slower machines run at 40.
Sujata uses an AC motor rated for 30 minutes. Speed is 40 RPM. The set comes with a fine strainer, a coarse strainer and a blank strainer.
Sujata gives two feeding chutes. One is 81 mm and the other is 41 mm. Sujata says a magnetic safety lock makes the juicer operate only when securely locked. It also says the machine runs quietly.
AGARO fits a 250 W DC motor and a single auger turning at 65 RPM. One-touch controls give On, Off and Reverse. The feed chute is 5.3 inches wide, about 135 mm.
AGARO says the auger has a built-in cutter and a seven-stage process that cuts, crushes and presses ingredients. The maker says the wide chute takes whole fruits and vegetables, which saves chopping time.
Read the feed opening first. AGARO offers the widest chute at 5.3 inches (about 135 mm). Atomberg offers 121 mm. Sujata offers 81 mm and 41 mm. Kuvings offers 76 mm. Borosil does not state a figure for either model.
Run time comes next. Borosil Vita Rich says it can run non-stop for up to 90 minutes. Kuvings and Sujata give 30 minutes. Atomberg, AGARO and Borosil Easy state no run time.
Auger speed shows how slow each machine is. Atomberg and Sujata state 40 RPM. Kuvings states 50 RPM. Borosil states 55. AGARO states 65.
Warranty has the widest spread. Kuvings gives 12 years on the motor. Atomberg gives 3 years in total after registration. Borosil Vita Rich gives 2 years on each of the product and motor. Borosil Easy gives 1 year. Sujata and AGARO state none.
Cleaning is easy to overlook. Atomberg says its parts are not dishwasher safe and can be rinsed under water. Kuvings includes a rotating cleaning brush. Atomberg also includes a cleaning brush.
Kuvings is the best overall here, for the longest motor warranty and a safety lock. AGARO suits those who want the widest feed chute and simple controls. Borosil Vita Rich suits families who juice in volume.
Atomberg suits cooks who want to feed large pieces. Sujata suits cooks who want strainer choice. Borosil Easy suits those who want a basic unit.
Check each detail against the retailer's page when you buy.
The makers describe slow juicing with an auger. Each lists its own auger speed on the product page.
Do any of them have a reverse function?
Borosil Easy, Borosil Vita Rich and AGARO list one. Atomberg describes an automatic reverse that clears blockages.
Can I put in whole fruit?
Atomberg and AGARO both say their wide openings take whole fruits. AGARO states the widest chute, at 5.3 inches (about 135 mm), against 121 mm for Atomberg. Kuvings calls its tube wide-mouth.
Are any parts dishwasher safe?
Atomberg says no, and its parts can be rinsed. The other makers on this list do not state it.
What safety locks are used?
Kuvings, Borosil and Atomberg describe locks or lock detection. Sujata uses a magnetic lock.
Is the motor noisy?
Sujata says its machine runs quietly. The others give no noise figure.
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