Exactly. I had the Hurom H400 and I returned it. It’s at least an inch taller and will not fit under the counter. The pulp is also wetter, which is lower juice yield, The hopper is also much smaller on the HuromH400 compared to the A10. I love my A10
Thanks! I was about to purchase the Auto10 until I viewed your video. I feel I dogged a bullet so this bonus is small in comparison to what I just saved. Thanks again and could you please recommend a durable juicer I can purchase in the $100-$700 range? Thanks
Hey Will, thanks so much! Really appreciate your comment and donation 🙏 My 3 favorites right now are the H400, H70 and Nama J2. H400 - Great for batch juicing. Lightning fast clean up. A little more pulp in your glass. Nama J2 - Also great for batch juicing. Perfect if you like want less pulp. They’ve made small tweaks to it that made the lid more sturdy and improved the yield. Their accessories are second to none (juice bottles, bigger hopper etc). Similar juicing screen tech to AUTO10 but I think this is a better value plus weighs less and is quieter. H70 - Slightly smaller hopper than H400. Cheaper than H400. Same lightning fast clean up and still makes a pulpier drink although slightly less pulpier than H400. Smaller footprint too. Hurom started their black friday/cyber monday sales early. Up to $200 off in savings and you can try using coupon code SK10 to stack an extra 10% off. (idk if it’ll work but worth a shot) sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-hurom/ Nama’s is gonna be right around the corner so If you’re leaning towards that. I’d just be patient. But if you don’t want to wait, try using code SK10 to save 10% sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-nama/
Well for starters, cleaning. You should run a juice container of water through the machine to ease the cleaning. Second, reading the owner's manual will advise you not to fill the hopper above the max line.
@ yes a sharp stainless steel blade (as opposed to a cheap plastic one from EVERYONE else!) & huge hopper make a Big difference! But those are only 2 of the many changes. No squeak due to new design either. You should have reviewed that one!
That was my main concern was the lid. I’ve seen videos were it looks like it’s gonna pop open when juicing. So I’m contemplating between the Nama J2 and the Auto10. Not sure which one to get. Any suggestions?
The spinach was not fully juiced bc it was only spinach (who drinks only spinach juice?) If the spinach was added in layers with other fruits & veg in between I am sure the spinach would be juiced better
I drink spinach juice mixed with other ingredients and I’m sure a lot of other people like to make green juice. Plus spinach is a good benchmark for other leafy greens 👍
I bought it on sale. I have no squeaks and do not overload the hopper, so no issues there. Also I put my greens on the bottom like the instructions say and I have no issues. Overall it’s a decent review but come on man, read the instructions!
@@sprintkitchen9570I don’t believe there is any hopper style juicer that can handle leafy greens well. Thats said I own the Kuvings Auto 10 also and use it only for fruits like pineapple and cucumbers and my greenstar pro for fibrous vegetables and leafy greens. Also I think they’re all a pain to clean.
If you followed the instruction and did not fill the hopper above the MAX LINE that is indicated I am sure the lid would not pop up
That’s fair but some people like to ignore that line. And I wanted to push it to it’s limits to see what would happen :)
Exactly. I had the Hurom H400 and I returned it. It’s at least an inch taller and will not fit under the counter. The pulp is also wetter, which is lower juice yield, The hopper is also much smaller on the HuromH400 compared to the A10. I love my A10
Thanks! I was about to purchase the Auto10 until I viewed your video. I feel I dogged a bullet so this bonus is small in comparison to what I just saved. Thanks again and could you please recommend a durable juicer I can purchase in the $100-$700 range? Thanks
Hey Will, thanks so much! Really appreciate your comment and donation 🙏 My 3 favorites right now are the H400, H70 and Nama J2.
H400 - Great for batch juicing. Lightning fast clean up. A little more pulp in your glass.
Nama J2 - Also great for batch juicing. Perfect if you like want less pulp. They’ve made small tweaks to it that made the lid more sturdy and improved the yield. Their accessories are second to none (juice bottles, bigger hopper etc). Similar juicing screen tech to AUTO10 but I think this is a better value plus weighs less and is quieter.
H70 - Slightly smaller hopper than H400. Cheaper than H400. Same lightning fast clean up and still makes a pulpier drink although slightly less pulpier than H400. Smaller footprint too.
Hurom started their black friday/cyber monday sales early. Up to $200 off in savings and you can try using coupon code SK10 to stack an extra 10% off. (idk if it’ll work but worth a shot)
sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-hurom/
Nama’s is gonna be right around the corner so If you’re leaning towards that. I’d just be patient. But if you don’t want to wait, try using code SK10 to save 10%
sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-nama/
This info is exactly what I wanted 🎉 Many thanks.
Glad I could help :)
You don’t mention how long does this motor can run for continuously and is it more powerful
Well for starters, cleaning. You should run a juice container of water through the machine to ease the cleaning. Second, reading the owner's manual will advise you not to fill the hopper above the max line.
👍 did it anyway to stress test it
I've got the Kuvings juicer but my kitchen is too small for it. 😔 Also agreed that it's a major chore to clean.
Yeah the auto10 can take up a lot of space
Is this better or worse than the Hurom 400?
At the moment the J3 can't do sorbets
@sprintkitchen9570 is Hurom 400 better or worse than Nama J2/J3 for juicing? What about the highly esteemed Kuvings Auto 10/10Plus?
Auto10 PLUS is the #1 Juicer! Review that one.
I checked it out. Looks like the same machine with a stainless steel blade and a hopper attachment
@ yes a sharp stainless steel blade (as opposed to a cheap plastic one from EVERYONE else!) & huge hopper make a Big difference! But those are only 2 of the many changes. No squeak due to new design either. You should have reviewed that one!
The juice leaking out of the pulp ejector would concern me for that kind of of money
@@atifmanzoor63 no juice comes out the pulp ejector on the 10Plus…
That was my main concern was the lid. I’ve seen videos were it looks like it’s gonna pop open when juicing. So I’m contemplating between the Nama J2 and the Auto10. Not sure which one to get. Any suggestions?
They’re both great but me personally, I prefer the J2 👍
What about the auto 10 plus ?
I’m gonna look into it. Video coming soon
The spinach was not fully juiced bc it was only spinach (who drinks only spinach juice?) If the spinach was added in layers with other fruits & veg in between I am sure the spinach would be juiced better
I drink spinach juice mixed with other ingredients and I’m sure a lot of other people like to make green juice. Plus spinach is a good benchmark for other leafy greens 👍
I bought it on sale. I have no squeaks and do not overload the hopper, so no issues there. Also I put my greens on the bottom like the instructions say and I have no issues. Overall it’s a decent review but come on man, read the instructions!
haha thanks for your comment! I was stress testing it
Greenstar pro is best for leafy greens
Haven’t tested that one yet. Doesn’t have a hopper tho
@@sprintkitchen9570I don’t believe there is any hopper style juicer that can handle leafy greens well. Thats said I own the Kuvings Auto 10 also and use it only for fruits like pineapple and cucumbers and my greenstar pro for fibrous vegetables and leafy greens.
Also I think they’re all a pain to clean.
Kuving have spare parts but hurom hoavecnot..
I think you have to chat with support to buy them