I purchased the Hurom H300e and I absolutely love it. So easy and heaps of great features, also found out that Hurom build the Nama j2 for resale for Nama. Quality of the H300e is great and I'd definitely recommend this. Can't help but think all these RUclips "influencers" endorse Nama j2 because they all get a decent commision check
The guy from "fat, sick, and nearly dead" helped design the nama J2. I think Hurom is stealing the designs, since they are the ones who manufacture the nama for him.
And even though John makes a commission when people use his code, he makes a commission on almost all these juicers. I have a Nama J2 and it's the best, most convenient juicer I've ever used. Fast and easy means you can use it every day without it feeling like a chore. I think John just really likes this juicer, and I don't blame him. It's freaking awesome.
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Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:00 Episode starts 00:19 Hurom H300 is Not available in the USA at the present time 03:19 My opinions about other Hurom H300 reviews 04:18 Hurom H300 vs Nama J2 Juicer 05:23 My opinions after initial use of the Hurom H300 Juicer 06:38 Cost more than the Nama J2 Juicer 07:07 Parts of the Hurom H300 Juicer 08:24 Problems with Lid & hopper 09:30 Processing Blade 10:10 Groove Channel will Collect Pulp 10:45 Main innovation of Hurom H300 11:53 Parts are not as durable as traditional augers 12:46 Juicing Bowl Overview Pros & Cons 14:45 Grinding Fins in Bowl Pros & Cons 16:45 My thoughts on Motor of Hurom H300 18:10 How to Assemble Hurom H300 19:20 This juicer runs at 70 RPM 19:55 Not designed for multi-functions 20:12 Juicing Carrots, Asian Pears, Turmeric & Ginger in the Hurom H300 24:49 How to Know when the Juicer is done juicing 25:12 How long it took to juice 800 ml of juice 25:43 How much pulp was put into the juice 25L59 Wetness of Pulp the Juicer Ejected 26:25 Taste Testing of the Juice from the Hurom H300 26:57 What you need to clean when you are done juicing 30:35 Sharing my thoughts on Hurom H300 Juicer 31:58 Why You should not buy the Hurom H300 in the USA at this time Buy the Nama J2 directly on Nama's Site at namawell.com/products/nama-j2-cold-press-juicer?ref=discountjuicers use coupon code DJJ210 to get $55 off (10%) off . When you use the above link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial review videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
Hi your reviews are very good and very professional! Thank you for making those videos. Can you do a video for comparison between Hurom 310 and Hurom 200? Because both the juicers extract more juices so the video will be great.
anxiously awaiting your comparison of the hurom h400 vs nama j2! (the h400 IS available in Europe so i'm hoping it will finally stand up against the J2)
Hello John, I just wanted to say thank you for being the only consistent juicer reviewer on youtube. After watching many of your videos, im stuck between a few models. I would prefer a cold press juicer but i cannot decide between the Omega MM900HDS / Greenstar Basic twin gear / or the Nama J1. Would be great if i can get some of your input. Thank you
I would need to know more about your specific needs, including the specific recipes you want to juice (ingredients and amounts) as well as other features in a juicer you want to have.
I know John is a fan of Nama but personally i went with the Hurom H300. I have tonnes of respect for you John, for what you do. With my Hurom, i only have one issue: it got stuck at sliced beetroot (not even whole) and i screamed at the squeaking sound thinking my machine broke. I never had beetroot in life because i hated the taste and smell, so i tried to incorporate it with other fruits. Is beetroot supposed to get stuck and cause your machine to make a screeching noise??! Its a great juicer so far otherwise. The beetroot was really tough to slice with a knife too so im not sure now about how tough beetroots generally are!
Im not sure how 1 auger can make a fine juice drink a smoothie and sorbet do you think this new strainer can do that as I do like the idea of changing the strainers for different requirements. What do you think.?
In the USA - Got a 15% off from Hurom. They are offering a H310. I guess this is their latest. I am not sure where they would ship this H310 unit from. Interesting!
John great comparison. I like the Huron 300. I find it easy to clean with the 2 sided brush just put a little soap on the ends and it cleans easy. The auger is great. It foams up a lot but not that bad. In Japan we can’t find kale and other green like mustard and beets easily. I’m still looking. We have other greens that are not as tough in the stems so I don’t know how this juicer handles them. Thankyou for this video
I bought a slow masticator... It was expensive for me... almost 400$ two years ago.. I like it.... the name.. Omega something or other... still working.
I have the H200 and I love it. I'm not sure this model is better than the older one. I think I also would prefer a solid auger. I've thrown some huge carrots in the H200 and it hasn't hiccupped. I wonder if they really did better with this model or if these pieces are more likely to break and need replacement. Looks more difficult to clean.
I have H200 and frankly regret the purchase. And my wife nags me about buying a different juicer. It's great for squeezing many things but horrible for others. Extremely horrible for soft tomatoes, won't be able to squeeze any more after 0.5-1kg, will be just mixing liquid pulp. When squeezing hard apples, pulp exhaust will get clogged after 2-3 kg, forget about softer ones. It works the best for hard vegetables or something with lots of fibers. But borderline unusable for something on soft side unless you add something hard/fibery which will help push everything through. Neither its suitable for sqeezing somewhat larger quantities for preservation.
I agree with your review. I only use it to juice small quantities of things. When I do soft things I always follow up with apple or carrot or something harder. I've never tried to juice kgs of fruit at a time@@woopsserg
We love our Nama J2, and we still have our slowstar and greenstar. Self feeding hoppers are the ticket, for sure. We are expecting that Tribest will come out with its hopper version someday; the "HopStar Pro", a commercial unit with a bigger hopper and is dishwasher safe. Or John will come out with the DJ Vacuum Hopper Hydraulic Press (VHHP) Juicer lol. We are looking forward to all the hopper juicers that will be coming out , and Johns great reviews.
I loved my J2, until the auger kept getting stuck every two months. They said it was a design flaw and I went through 3 Auger replacements and now I am returning it because they can’t seem to fix the issue. Others are having same problem. Not sure why these reviewers are never mentioning this problem?
@@robinbrophy7162 Commission...Nama definitely beats Hurom at marketing via social media influencers. Most of them, not all, are getting it free and commission on sales.
It is on my to do list. It should yield similiar to the H300, BUT it is a MINI VERSION, and can only fit one full size apple and has no feed chute(!) and has a short 15 minute duty cycle (the H300 & Nama J2) have a 30 minute duty cycle. I personally would use the H310A as my travel juicer, which is what it looks like to me.
That blade looks so inefficient. 9 minutes for those ingredients? That's how long it takes the J2 to juice 1L of green juice. Even without a comparison video, I'd estimate the J2 completes this same recipe roughly 30-40% faster. And while I like how stiff and solid the lid hinge appears to be (looks better than the J2), the lid release button basically requires two hands and even still is not an easy-open design. It also looks like cleaning would take much more effort. You've mentioned the J2 having nooks and crannies but, by comparison, this looks like it will require much more attention, and more water to clean thoroughly.
@@dopamin_express The 320 appears to combine the best design features of the H300 with the best design features of the Nama J2, except for that lid opening mechanism. So it could be that it's better, though at what price? From what limited information is available, the potential improvements over the J2 wouldn't justify a higher price.
looks like hurom might be abandoning the H300, because they have now come out with the h320, which basically "copy" cats the nama screen design. Maybe hurom is abandoning the screenless design? WHO KNOWS what they are doing. The H320N still has the smaller hopper and lid that is more difficult to use than the Nama. Wonder if/when it will be available in the USA? Meanwhile, Nama continues to make small incremental changes to their machine to make it even better than it was before. For these reasons, I still bet on the Nama J2 Juicer.
This is the 300”E” (as it says on the box) for some reason not vs’d against the J2 (yet). In Australia - 300”E” is $809au vs $993au for the J2 (incl shipping)
Nice channel! What would you reccomend as the best masticating Juicer that does all the greens (cabbage, celery, broccoli), no hassle, easy to clean as well as sorbets and nut oil/milk?
that is a tough one. Horizontal juicers are traditionally best and are no hassle juicing for greens and easy to clean, and can make sorbet, but are not optimal for nut milks. I would recommend the Sana 727 if I was getting one personally.
You clearly don’t watch his videos regularly. He reviews toms of juicers and blenders and other kitchen gadgets. He literally sells SO MANY juicer brands on his website and I think he just genuinely, like he mentioned, LOVES the Nama J2 [currently]. This particular brand is basically a knock off of the Nama and it’s the only comparable juicer on the market right now and looks so similar to one another so it only makes sense to compare to the model they most likely copied.
I went to Hurom website to buy this. Bombarded with popups to join their newsletter, discounts, etc. Was super annoying, so went and bought a Nama instead.
looks like hurom might be abandoning the H300, because they have now come out with the h320, which basically "copy" cats the nama screen design. Maybe hurom is abandoning the screenless design? WHO KNOWS what they are doing. The H320N still has the smaller hopper and lid that is more difficult to use than the Nama. Wonder if/when it will be available in the USA? Meanwhile, Nama continues to make small incremental changes to their machine to make it even better than it was before. For these reasons, I still bet on the Nama J2 Juicer.
I just bought the Nama J2 and that looks like a Chinese Knockoff my friend and seems to perform like one as well. Heck no I wouldn't pay more for that!
This is not a chinese knock off. It is a korean made juicer. It can be debated if Nama or Hurom came up with the Self-Feeding hopper design. Im not really sure who's idea it was first.
@@discountjuicers the guy from "Fat, sick, and nearly dead" helped design the nama J2. Since he's not a juicer manufacturer, he went to Hurom to create it for him. I think Hurom's been stealing the design. Perhaps there's something in the contract that allows them to.
Thank you! Can you please review the Hurom 300N and also compare that with the Nama J2? The Hurom 300N has a juicing screen just like the Nama J2, and not the (imho stupid) easy clean design. Comparing Hurom 300E and Nama J2 is comparing apples with pears.
The H300 is the screenless design I show in this episode. I will soon have a direct comparison of the J2 and the H300. Unless the Hurom H320N is released in the USA, I will not be reviewing it. That model is ONLY available in a limited number of countries at this time, and most of the world will NOT be able to purchase it, where as the Nama J2 is available around the world and can be ordered at www.namawell.com/ using my coupon code DJ55 to save $55 off the purchase price.
Honestly doesn’t look worth the $600 or so it costs when it keeps jamming up like that. Not sure if I like the double handles but maybe it would make it easier to get them apart to clean.
So basically it's not out yet and it sucks. I don't understand Hurom's obsession with poor design on their most advanced and expensive juicers. Self feeding is awesome, but this design isn't it. The Nama J2 has a superior design and is cheaper.
I purchased the Hurom H300e and I absolutely love it. So easy and heaps of great features, also found out that Hurom build the Nama j2 for resale for Nama. Quality of the H300e is great and I'd definitely recommend this. Can't help but think all these RUclips "influencers" endorse Nama j2 because they all get a decent commision check
Nice shirt John
The guy from "fat, sick, and nearly dead" helped design the nama J2. I think Hurom is stealing the designs, since they are the ones who manufacture the nama for him.
And even though John makes a commission when people use his code, he makes a commission on almost all these juicers.
I have a Nama J2 and it's the best, most convenient juicer I've ever used. Fast and easy means you can use it every day without it feeling like a chore.
I think John just really likes this juicer, and I don't blame him. It's freaking awesome.
I love watching this guys videos. I bought the Kuving like 6 years ago and I still watch new review videos for fun.
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Hiya John, please can you do a review on the new Hurom 400 thanks
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:00 Episode starts
00:19 Hurom H300 is Not available in the USA at the present time
03:19 My opinions about other Hurom H300 reviews
04:18 Hurom H300 vs Nama J2 Juicer
05:23 My opinions after initial use of the Hurom H300 Juicer
06:38 Cost more than the Nama J2 Juicer
07:07 Parts of the Hurom H300 Juicer
08:24 Problems with Lid & hopper
09:30 Processing Blade
10:10 Groove Channel will Collect Pulp
10:45 Main innovation of Hurom H300
11:53 Parts are not as durable as traditional augers
12:46 Juicing Bowl Overview Pros & Cons
14:45 Grinding Fins in Bowl Pros & Cons
16:45 My thoughts on Motor of Hurom H300
18:10 How to Assemble Hurom H300
19:20 This juicer runs at 70 RPM
19:55 Not designed for multi-functions
20:12 Juicing Carrots, Asian Pears, Turmeric & Ginger in the Hurom H300
24:49 How to Know when the Juicer is done juicing
25:12 How long it took to juice 800 ml of juice
25:43 How much pulp was put into the juice
25L59 Wetness of Pulp the Juicer Ejected
26:25 Taste Testing of the Juice from the Hurom H300
26:57 What you need to clean when you are done juicing
30:35 Sharing my thoughts on Hurom H300 Juicer
31:58 Why You should not buy the Hurom H300 in the USA at this time
Buy the Nama J2 directly on Nama's Site at namawell.com/products/nama-j2-cold-press-juicer?ref=discountjuicers
use coupon code DJJ210 to get $55 off (10%) off . When you use the above link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial review videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
Hi your reviews are very good and very professional! Thank you for making those videos. Can you do a video for comparison between Hurom 310 and Hurom 200? Because both the juicers extract more juices so the video will be great.
anxiously awaiting your comparison of the hurom h400 vs nama j2! (the h400 IS available in Europe so i'm hoping it will finally stand up against the J2)
You can’t give a fair review when all you have in your head is mama j2 juicer and you make money from seller nama j2 juicers.
Hello John, I just wanted to say thank you for being the only consistent juicer reviewer on youtube. After watching many of your videos, im stuck between a few models. I would prefer a cold press juicer but i cannot decide between the Omega MM900HDS / Greenstar Basic twin gear / or the Nama J1. Would be great if i can get some of your input.
Thank you
I would need to know more about your specific needs, including the specific recipes you want to juice (ingredients and amounts) as well as other features in a juicer you want to have.
What do you think of the Hurom H310 compact juicer ?
I wish they would sell the nana j2 in europe
I know John is a fan of Nama but personally i went with the Hurom H300. I have tonnes of respect for you John, for what you do.
With my Hurom, i only have one issue: it got stuck at sliced beetroot (not even whole) and i screamed at the squeaking sound thinking my machine broke. I never had beetroot in life because i hated the taste and smell, so i tried to incorporate it with other fruits.
Is beetroot supposed to get stuck and cause your machine to make a screeching noise??! Its a great juicer so far otherwise. The beetroot was really tough to slice with a knife too so im not sure now about how tough beetroots generally are!
Im not sure how 1 auger can make a fine juice drink a smoothie and sorbet do you think this new strainer can do that as I do like the idea of changing the strainers for different requirements. What do you think.?
Hurom have already updated the H300 with the H400 which refines the issues of the H300. So fair play to them I guess
In the USA - Got a 15% off from Hurom. They are offering a H310. I guess this is their latest. I am not sure where they would ship this H310 unit from. Interesting!
That auger is so fragile, sheesh. That said, I might be interested in the smaller 310 model and how it compares to the Shine juicer.
John you should be part of the consultation team when they design these machines. Such a shame when new machines come out and still have flaws.
I agree. I am here to consult with all companies to ensure they make the best juicer possible! Because I want it for me and all of you!
John great comparison. I like the Huron 300. I find it easy to clean with the 2 sided brush just put a little soap on the ends and it cleans easy. The auger is great. It foams up a lot but not that bad. In Japan we can’t find kale and other green like mustard and beets easily. I’m still looking. We have other greens that are not as tough in the stems so I don’t know how this juicer handles them. Thankyou for this video
Yes I've been waiting. I got one and returned because of buying the overseas model.... so sad. Was waiting for it but ended up with getting the nama..
I bought a slow masticator... It was expensive for me... almost 400$ two years ago.. I like it.... the name.. Omega something or other... still working.
I have the H200 and I love it. I'm not sure this model is better than the older one. I think I also would prefer a solid auger. I've thrown some huge carrots in the H200 and it hasn't hiccupped. I wonder if they really did better with this model or if these pieces are more likely to break and need replacement. Looks more difficult to clean.
I have H200 and frankly regret the purchase. And my wife nags me about buying a different juicer. It's great for squeezing many things but horrible for others. Extremely horrible for soft tomatoes, won't be able to squeeze any more after 0.5-1kg, will be just mixing liquid pulp. When squeezing hard apples, pulp exhaust will get clogged after 2-3 kg, forget about softer ones. It works the best for hard vegetables or something with lots of fibers. But borderline unusable for something on soft side unless you add something hard/fibery which will help push everything through. Neither its suitable for sqeezing somewhat larger quantities for preservation.
I agree with your review. I only use it to juice small quantities of things. When I do soft things I always follow up with apple or carrot or something harder. I've never tried to juice kgs of fruit at a time@@woopsserg
I cannot find in their website the 300 only the 310 which looks smaller.
I wonder why they haven’t released this model in the states do they have a non compete clause with Nama due to it being so similar 🤔
More expensive and has issues? Yea I'm buying the nama j2.
We love our Nama J2, and we still have our slowstar and greenstar. Self feeding hoppers are the ticket, for sure. We are expecting that Tribest will come out with its hopper version someday; the "HopStar Pro", a commercial unit with a bigger hopper and is dishwasher safe. Or John will come out with the DJ Vacuum Hopper Hydraulic Press (VHHP) Juicer lol. We are looking forward to all the hopper juicers that will be coming out , and Johns great reviews.
I loved my J2, until the auger kept getting stuck every two months. They said it was a design flaw and I went through 3 Auger replacements and now I am returning it because they can’t seem to fix the issue. Others are having same problem. Not sure why these reviewers are never mentioning this problem?
@@robinbrophy7162 Commission...Nama definitely beats Hurom at marketing via social media influencers. Most of them, not all, are getting it free and commission on sales.
hi john there up to huron400 are you going to review it?thanks
Can you review the Horum
310a ?
It is on my to do list. It should yield similiar to the H300, BUT it is a MINI VERSION, and can only fit one full size apple and has no feed chute(!) and has a short 15 minute duty cycle (the H300 & Nama J2) have a 30 minute duty cycle. I personally would use the H310A as my travel juicer, which is what it looks like to me.
Should I get the Hurom H320N or the Kuvings Revo830??? Please help
That blade looks so inefficient. 9 minutes for those ingredients? That's how long it takes the J2 to juice 1L of green juice. Even without a comparison video, I'd estimate the J2 completes this same recipe roughly 30-40% faster. And while I like how stiff and solid the lid hinge appears to be (looks better than the J2), the lid release button basically requires two hands and even still is not an easy-open design.
It also looks like cleaning would take much more effort. You've mentioned the J2 having nooks and crannies but, by comparison, this looks like it will require much more attention, and more water to clean thoroughly.
the best self feeding juicer ist the new Hurom H320N, but in the US currently not available.
@@dopamin_express The 320 appears to combine the best design features of the H300 with the best design features of the Nama J2, except for that lid opening mechanism.
So it could be that it's better, though at what price?
From what limited information is available, the potential improvements over the J2 wouldn't justify a higher price.
looks like hurom might be abandoning the H300, because they have now come out with the h320, which basically "copy" cats the nama screen design. Maybe hurom is abandoning the screenless design? WHO KNOWS what they are doing. The H320N still has the smaller hopper and lid that is more difficult to use than the Nama. Wonder if/when it will be available in the USA? Meanwhile, Nama continues to make small incremental changes to their machine to make it even better than it was before. For these reasons, I still bet on the Nama J2 Juicer.
This is the 300”E” (as it says on the box) for some reason not vs’d against the J2 (yet).
In Australia - 300”E” is $809au vs $993au for the J2 (incl shipping)
where did you buy it?
Nice channel! What would you reccomend as the best masticating Juicer that does all the greens (cabbage, celery, broccoli), no hassle, easy to clean as well as sorbets and nut oil/milk?
that is a tough one. Horizontal juicers are traditionally best and are no hassle juicing for greens and easy to clean, and can make sorbet, but are not optimal for nut milks. I would recommend the Sana 727 if I was getting one personally.
I live in the usa. That user uses 220 volts . Can I use a plug ?
FYI the Hurom 400 is out.
Wow, you must get a great check or kick back from Nama J2. Every second word was nama. Talk about a biased review. What a joke.
You clearly don’t watch his videos regularly. He reviews toms of juicers and blenders and other kitchen gadgets. He literally sells SO MANY juicer brands on his website and I think he just genuinely, like he mentioned, LOVES the Nama J2 [currently]. This particular brand is basically a knock off of the Nama and it’s the only comparable juicer on the market right now and looks so similar to one another so it only makes sense to compare to the model they most likely copied.
Thank you 😊
I went to Hurom website to buy this. Bombarded with popups to join their newsletter, discounts, etc. Was super annoying, so went and bought a Nama instead.
Nice way to overfill on purpose dude wow!!!
- hurom h320N. please test it.
It‘s an old model without metal - sieve. The new Hurom H320N is the world‘s best self feeding - juicer.
looks like hurom might be abandoning the H300, because they have now come out with the h320, which basically "copy" cats the nama screen design. Maybe hurom is abandoning the screenless design? WHO KNOWS what they are doing. The H320N still has the smaller hopper and lid that is more difficult to use than the Nama. Wonder if/when it will be available in the USA? Meanwhile, Nama continues to make small incremental changes to their machine to make it even better than it was before. For these reasons, I still bet on the Nama J2 Juicer.
I just bought the Nama J2 and that looks like a Chinese Knockoff my friend and seems to perform like one as well. Heck no I wouldn't pay more for that!
This is not a chinese knock off. It is a korean made juicer. It can be debated if Nama or Hurom came up with the Self-Feeding hopper design. Im not really sure who's idea it was first.
You're insane, I've used a ton of juicers and the Nama J2 is so well made and convenient. Juicing every day is no longer a problem.
@@discountjuicers the guy from "Fat, sick, and nearly dead" helped design the nama J2.
Since he's not a juicer manufacturer, he went to Hurom to create it for him. I think Hurom's been stealing the design. Perhaps there's something in the contract that allows them to.
Hurom H-320N
Thank you! Can you please review the Hurom 300N and also compare that with the Nama J2? The Hurom 300N has a juicing screen just like the Nama J2, and not the (imho stupid) easy clean design. Comparing Hurom 300E and Nama J2 is comparing apples with pears.
The H300 is the screenless design I show in this episode. I will soon have a direct comparison of the J2 and the H300. Unless the Hurom H320N is released in the USA, I will not be reviewing it. That model is ONLY available in a limited number of countries at this time, and most of the world will NOT be able to purchase it, where as the Nama J2 is available around the world and can be ordered at www.namawell.com/ using my coupon code DJ55 to save $55 off the purchase price.
Honestly doesn’t look worth the $600 or
so it costs when it keeps jamming up like that.
Not sure if I like the double handles but maybe it would make it easier to get them apart to clean.
So basically it's not out yet and it sucks. I don't understand Hurom's obsession with poor design on their most advanced and expensive juicers. Self feeding is awesome, but this design isn't it. The Nama J2 has a superior design and is cheaper.
He's going to be a dealer? This makes it kind of a rack it doesn't it?
Is it not true, that the Nama J2 is manufactured by Hurom?
Yes
Thought Hurom were a no no.
so the hurom is great for greens? i want the nama but it cost too much
It's so worth it bro and the Hurom isn't really cheaper is it?