Buy the Nama J2 directly on Nama's Site at www.bit.ly/j2juicer Use coupon code COLDPRESS10 for a $55 discount (may end at any time - order now). To save the MOST on the Pure Juicer buy using the link www.bit.ly/purejuicer to buy the Pure Juicer at the lowest price. If the coupon discount does not apply automatically, you can apply the coupon PUREDISCOUNTJUICERS at checkout for the additional $25 discount. When you use the above links and coupon codes, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
Maybe one day they’ll be a fav perfect on the go 18-20 oz lightweight portable super powerful travel blender or juicer for thicker leafy and fibrous foods incl beets or collards and cilantro or pineapple etc or is there one now !
@@autumngrace8541there's a lot of second hand pures and norwalks for like 200-500. But if the pure oxidizes the juice more then for most people I'd go nama. Maybe if you have a business the pure is better.
@@autumngrace8541it’s true because I get organic produce and honestly it’s it’s a little more extra than the normal organic produce. I still buy some non organic items like cucumbers, apples , oranges because I peel those but no biggie .
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:47 I consider the Nama J2 a Cold Press Juicer 01:15 SAVE 10% on the Nama J2 Juicer or 15% off the pure 02:14 The Two Stage Hydraulic Press Juicer was invented in the 1900s 03:43 The Pure Juicer costs 5x more than the Nama J2 04:35 Which Juicer is more difficult to use 06:00 How the Pure Juicer Works 07:35 This juicer does more damage to the produce 08:35 The Pure Juicer probably holds back nutrients 09:48 Which juicer makes the most enzyme content? 10:04 Are Enzymes good or bad to have? 12:40 If you are on the Gerson Therapy You Need to buy this machine 13:24 How the Nama J2 is Game-Changing 13:58 The juicer you buy should buy based on what you need 14:40 Which juicer is my favorite? 16:10 Which juicer is best for juicing softer fruits? 17:34 Which juicer is best for wheatgrass juice? 17:54 Which juicer is better for carrots 18:28 How the Pure Juicer Works 21:18 How the Nama J2 Juicer Works 23:27 Why the Nama Likely Makes More Nutritious Juice 26:09 What do you need to clean with each juicer 28:25 How to assemble the Pure Juicer 29:18 How to assemble the Nama J2 Juicer 31:10 Sound Testing Both Machines 32:05 Juicing Organic Pineapple in Both Juicers 33:03 You can Juice the Skin of Pineapples 33:48 Juicing Pineapple in the Nama J2 Juicer 38:20 Juicing Pineapple in the Pure Juicer 47:35 Comparing the pulp from each machine 49:56 Which Juicer Made More Juice by Volume 51:42 Which Juicer Made More Juice by Weight 54:12 How much pulp was put into the Nama J2 Juice 55:33 Taste Testing the Juice 59:00 Which of these juices will separate more 1:00:20 Summary of this Episode 1:01:30 Warranty Comparison 1:02:33 Declaring the Winner of this Juice Off Comparison 1:03:20 Where are these juicers made? 1:04:48 SAVE 10% on either of these juicers
John's been using hydraulic juice presses for a long time. There's a video of him doing pineapple 12 years ago on youtube of him doing pineapple in a manual hydraulic juicer.
I just ordered 2 Nama J2 one for myself and one for my mom, used the coupon code for a total of $110 off thanks for the honest review keep up the good work John 👍🏾
I have had some people inquire as to the "enzyme damage to the certain nutrients in the juice" (polyphenols). Pure juicer has PROVEN it has more enzymatic activity (in general)) cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0111/7369/1473/files/household-juice-extractor-comparison-and-optimization.pdf?v=1665598809 in the juice, which on some levels, may be a good thing, as enzymes break down nutrients and create anti-cancer compounds in brassica family plants. But also enzymes can BREAK down, and LOWER nutrients such as polyphenols. So there are reasons why you may want to have MORE OR LESS enzymatic activity in the juice. If you doubt the science that I am sharing, please refer to the article pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jf60205a058 that states, " The total phenolics ranged from 25 mg/100 ml in juices from well-oxidized pulps to 150 mg/100 ml in juices made with minimal enzymatic oxidation." In this case if total phenolics are important to you, it is important to have the LEAST oxidized pulp, as in this study it make a 6x difference. I have been juicing now for 28 years and do my best to share all the information I have learned in my videos so that YOU don't have to do all the research, experimentation and juice drinking that I have done over the years.
That’s it. I’d love a Nama2. I desperately wanted a Norwalk so badly but those days are over for me. I haven’t got the space for that monster or time to deal with it. I see I can put my produce in the Nama, take a shower and comeback to juice. Great video. John is my favorite to watch. Thank you🌺
Not a proper test. You need to use the Pure in the way it's meant to be used. Then you'll see more yield and a superior end result from the Pure. My guess is you don't sell the Pure.
Thanks for this, very thorough! I opted for the Pure prior to seeing this, but I'm even more happy with my choice after watching your reviews! I love that the Pure has no plastic parts :) and I can always opt to and choose how much pulp to add back into my juices, plus it makes nutmilks and nutbutters. There are also 2 types of cutting blades (straight and serrated) to choose from.
Oh wow! I didn’t know Omega came out with a batch juicer. I already have omega older model 8006 and it been great! (I actuallly purchased that juicer -my first juicer- because of John☺️) I hope he does the comparison.
I have confirmed that Omega is sending me 3 of their effortless juicers for testing. I will compare J2 vs effortless. That being said, I believe the effortless is just the Hurom H300 (never released in the USA) that I compared against the J2 in the video ruclips.net/video/-kh0EDAmDEw/видео.html
I just watched the Hurom H300 video and I think you answered my question. Does Omega make Hurom then? I didn’t realize that the J2 had 15 year warranty. That’s what initially appealed to me on the Omega effortless and secondly I can order from Canada to avoid duty… looks like I am paying duty for the J2 now lol!!
Super angel the best for greens/ wheatgrass. John you’ve only done one quick review of this amazing machine. I’m like you and have been juicing since 1984 when my first Norwalk juicer I had the jack Lane juicer I had the centrifugal juicers etc. I do have the Nama and now wating for new Kuvings10. I still see my angel juicer as the Cadillac of juicers however, it definitely is not for everyone because of the physical exertion that you need to use for something like carrots and beets and harder produce but it is amazing for greens so anyone that’s really into green juice / wheatgrass it’s a serious juicer and super easy to clean I think and 100% stainless it’s just quite a feat of engineering in my opinion, and it’s form, simplicity, and efficiency. I’ve always been tempted to buy the pure juicer but back in early 2000s or mid 2000s. I actually sold my Norwalk juice so that I had for over 20 years that was a workhorse as is I guess the pure would be but it was just too much work for me and I felt the thinness of the juice wasn’t my cuppa tea, but for years in the 80s and early 90s that was the juicer that I used most along with all different ones that came out alongside it. Thanks for this video
Oh in the pure, I can juice 8 pineapples in less than an hour. In my nana, I had to empty it and clean the screen after each pineapple. So for bulk juicing pure all the way.
@@chevelleflorida they stick to the cloth and I have to use the sheets. It just goes much quicker in the Nama. I know it sounds weird but it’s just more efficient.
Are you using the paper sheets along with the cloths? That’s what they are for! I use them when making my green juices, and you just toss the paper liner in the trash. If you don’t have the paper liners unbleached paper towels also work as well.
@@terria.lucrisia8876 yes I use the paper inserts. I have so many rolls. I just prefer the nama for grapes. It’s the only time I use it anymore. I love my pure. It’s worth every penny. I get 2 quarts per pineapple on the pure. I don’t think you Can beat that with any other juicer. Less pulp and fresher juice.
I so appreciate your reviews and honest opinions. For real life and not an abundance of counter space, the Nama J2 makes sense for me since it’s footprint is smaller and it’s just easier to use for comparably the same, if not better juice quality. Both look like great juicers, tho! Hoping to snag a J2 soon!
Hello John it would have been great to press the fiber of the namaJ2 through the pure juicer to see how much more juice u could have get and whether it would have come out yellow or with the green hue color
Bought the j2 because it’s quick and easy and gets great results. The pure juicer looks like it’s heavy, takes longer to clean and takes longer to make juice. The winner is the j2
Seems to me that the pure is less green BECAUSE it has less pulp and little to no foam. Its an actual juicer as apposed to the nama which seems to be more of a smoothie consistency. Also the reason, the nama produce more is becuase it has a higher pulp content On one hand if I wanted a smoothie i would use a blender, on the other hand does having a more of a pure juice worth spending the amount of money the pure juicer cost
could I just use a Vitamix and a fruit press. like 7.93 Gallon / 30L Mosakar Fruit Press - Hydraulic Jack. 3 Ton Pressure. AISI304 Stainless Steel Basket, Juice Tray, Press Plate. Combo with Vegetable Apple Grape Crusher Grinder. Wine Cider Squeezer 375.95 or just press the pulp from the j2?
The yield might be a little more, and there will be more of the skin nutrients in the juice for sure. While the yield may still be more than the Nama J2, the weight of the juice will still be less, as the stainless screen allows for more fine particulate into the juice which is a combination of fiber and nutrients.
I think both juicers are great, but this review seemed to be very biased towards the Nama. I think it would have been nice to have also included an example of the Pure juicer’s grinding ability which would then have given you a greener appearance in the juice if that is what you were looking for.
YES, grinding could have been done on the pure, and it would have gotten the juice more green, but still clear, and took longer, and made more of a "mess". but I did not grind, because other pure juicer company videos show how you just press out pineapple to juice them, so I Wanted to duplicate this: ruclips.net/video/67U4BMohqv4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/4m7fF0M4Ji0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/sH3xSbAXCVw/видео.html
I most certainly agree. In my opinion the Nama shouldn't be compared to pure. It should've been compared to good nature M1 or the X1 mini (even though x1 is more powerful) He did a previous comparison with kuvings and i thought that was a honest comparison.
hi john, been following you for years, love your continued work, tnx for all u do for us all! question - can nama j2 do banana ice cream? all the best to you.
The Nama J2 does not have a sorbet screen attachment at this time. However Nama has told me, they will release one LATER THIS YEAR. So it can do it soon with the correct attachment.
The Pure juicer is obviously the Norwalk juicer (after Norman Walker) - but $7,000!!! I had Norwalk juicer years ago & what a pain! The effort, the mess! Sold it for $1,000 & was glad to see it go!
I know. I think the Norwalk and similar presses were intended for institutional use, where they would make lots of juice in one go, by someone employed (ie, paid) to do this fiddly work. But for an individual or family? No, thanks!
Hi John, can you compare the Tribest Greenstar GSE-5050 Elite Slow Juicer with the Nama J2 juicer when juicing leafy greens. I am planning to juice kale, spinach and I would like to see how they compare in terms of yield. I understand the won't be the same for self-feeding but I am focused on yield. Thanks
You have to ask yourself…Do you want a higher yield, better juice, that takes a little more work? or do you want less yield and an inferior juice with less work? 🍏
It seems like everyone is on a fast lifestyle living track, wanting machines to be faster an d faster and people still don’t have time, always on the go.
Can you please do a video on The Pure vs Vacuum blending.. Were the vacuum blend juices on the comparison list when The Pure juice was proven to have the highest amount of nutrients? Or is it possible that vacuum juicing has more nutrients?
I may have missed it..but which one do you think is better for juicing lettuces? ie: romaine, green/red leaf & swiss chard? thanks so much for your amazing review! definitely plan on purchasing through your site :)
With the higher enzyme activity being caused by the aggressive grinding prep would it be safe to say that using a food processor at a lower speed with minimal grind would help minimize that? Or even using a vacuum blender like you suggested. Some background, I’ve been using a horizontal omega juicer personally for almost a decade and I love it but it has its challenges with soft produce and narrow feed shoot. I’m looking to start a juice on demand juice truck and have been researching the different in masticating juicers vs cold press. Right now my eye is on the new Kuvings or the GoodNature M1. Thanks for your videos and sharing your knowledge, if I go with the Kuvings I will be purchasing from you.
@@Mister_Wook Sounds like an awesome business model 😋. You might even have bins of produce that a customer buys from, or bags of produce with a pre-selection of go-togethers that you juice for them. In some states a food-prep machine must be NSF certified if you sell the final product. Just a thought
I would have liked to see the pulp of the nama pressed by the pure as well as the pulp from the strainer. The difference between the two is extremely obvious. The color of the juice does not mean less or more nutrients. In my opinion the pure is for patients and the nama is for everyday juicing that does not require the juice to be pulp free.
what I'm doing is I bought a batter bowl and kitchen aid mesh strainer. based on john's videos it seems like its enough to get rid of the pulp. waiting on my nama to arrive in the mail.
Okay so. I have a Norwalk that's a pain to use and I'm thinking of selling it to buy the Nama J2. It should work out to about an even monetary exchange. Should I keep it and deal with it or swap it out?
Looks like a vertical Juicer with wide feed chute made in China. I Would consider it a "knock off". Knock offs generally do not perform as well as the "name brand" In this case, Kuvings patented the world's first 3" wide feed chute juicer and continually improves them to this day. They are made in Korea, and are the best wide feed chute vertical juicers. I will not be reviewing that model.
I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO JOHN AND LEARNING FROM HIM FO4 YEARS NOW. HOWEVER I PURCHASED 2 high priced items from him and in less than a year both are BROKEN. The Nama has several operational issues and just today I can no longer use it cause the hopper lid catch hook that makes the machine work has broken off. As well as ever time I go to use the machine I have to reposition and reseat the auger spinning brush and strainer cause the machine won’t work. Or it might be the dial on the base that is not catching. The Dynabook blender does not shut off until I unplug it. I WILL NOT BE PURCHASING ANY MORE ITEMS JOHN.
Hi. I am sorry to hear about your experiences with the Nama Juicer and Dynapro blender. While I have had little issues with these machines and they are quite durable, sometimes manufacturing defects happen. In this case, please contact Namawell directly to get warranty service for Your Nama J2 if it is not working properly. You can call them at 1-833-253-6262. Identify yourself as a discountjuicers customer, and you are sure to get the service you need. Same with tribest. Give them a call at 888 254 7336 regarding the dynapro blender and they will get you taken care of as well. Both the Nama J2 and the Dynapro DPS-2250 vacuum blender have 15 year warranties, which is your guarantee you are investing in a solid product that will last many years. If for some reason either of these manufacturers do not take care of your legitimate warranty claims, please let me know, so I can intercede and ensure they take care of you, so you wont lose the benefits of vacuum blending and slow juicing that can better your health.
One thing that people often forgot about is that Nama J2 use both friction and pressure to juice the fruit. The fruit meet being grind (friction) as well as press (pressure). Pure juicer main power is the powerful pressure. But even with a normal eye looking at the color of these two juices, you can tell Nama J2 get more nutrient and yeild than Pure juicer
Damn I was thinking about getting the pure but knowing the nama gets more nutrients and yield than the pure I'm leaning nama. I figured the pure would have the lead in yield.
Hey John, where did you get the glass pitchers in your video here? Do you have a suggestion as to where I can get exact one in its shape/style? Thanks.
I have known this youtuber for years. I appreciate his dedication to his channel but his thoughts on juice color or amount of particulate equating to more nutritious is bogus. The Pure cloths do not sequester nutrient loads. The nutrition is in the water of all plants. That is why your Creator gave you teeth. You bust the water cells and your digestive tract pulls out the water. Have you ever looked at poop? Fibrous material goes out after your bowels pull out the nutrients via the water. The Pure juicer obliterates the water holding plant tissues then presses the water out. And…listen….who wants to drink the pineapple juice that has ground up pineapple skin in it? Come on John. Give folks good science not infomercial rhetoric!
How? The pulp is already dry, even he squeezes the pulp there is no more juice coming out. And angel is even more slower than pure which is the same price
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John I BOUGHT MY JUICER AND PUT IN YOUR CODE SO U MAKE SOMETHING OFF of it I just got juicer today I LOVEEEEEE IT THANKU
Maybe one day they’ll be a fav perfect on the go 18-20 oz lightweight portable super powerful travel blender or juicer for thicker leafy and fibrous foods incl beets or collards and cilantro or pineapple etc or is there one now !
@rawfoods Is there a J3 or upgraded version of J2 coming out soon?
I still love my J2. Pure Juicer seems like a lot more work.
for the price, Nama please, think how much organic produce you can buy for the nama for the price of the Pure Juicer.
@@autumngrace8541there's a lot of second hand pures and norwalks for like 200-500. But if the pure oxidizes the juice more then for most people I'd go nama. Maybe if you have a business the pure is better.
@@autumngrace8541it’s true because I get organic produce and honestly it’s it’s a little more extra than the normal organic produce. I still buy some non organic items like cucumbers, apples , oranges because I peel those but no biggie .
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:47 I consider the Nama J2 a Cold Press Juicer
01:15 SAVE 10% on the Nama J2 Juicer or 15% off the pure
02:14 The Two Stage Hydraulic Press Juicer was invented in the 1900s
03:43 The Pure Juicer costs 5x more than the Nama J2
04:35 Which Juicer is more difficult to use
06:00 How the Pure Juicer Works
07:35 This juicer does more damage to the produce
08:35 The Pure Juicer probably holds back nutrients
09:48 Which juicer makes the most enzyme content?
10:04 Are Enzymes good or bad to have?
12:40 If you are on the Gerson Therapy You Need to buy this machine
13:24 How the Nama J2 is Game-Changing
13:58 The juicer you buy should buy based on what you need
14:40 Which juicer is my favorite?
16:10 Which juicer is best for juicing softer fruits?
17:34 Which juicer is best for wheatgrass juice?
17:54 Which juicer is better for carrots
18:28 How the Pure Juicer Works
21:18 How the Nama J2 Juicer Works
23:27 Why the Nama Likely Makes More Nutritious Juice
26:09 What do you need to clean with each juicer
28:25 How to assemble the Pure Juicer
29:18 How to assemble the Nama J2 Juicer
31:10 Sound Testing Both Machines
32:05 Juicing Organic Pineapple in Both Juicers
33:03 You can Juice the Skin of Pineapples
33:48 Juicing Pineapple in the Nama J2 Juicer
38:20 Juicing Pineapple in the Pure Juicer
47:35 Comparing the pulp from each machine
49:56 Which Juicer Made More Juice by Volume
51:42 Which Juicer Made More Juice by Weight
54:12 How much pulp was put into the Nama J2 Juice
55:33 Taste Testing the Juice
59:00 Which of these juices will separate more
1:00:20 Summary of this Episode
1:01:30 Warranty Comparison
1:02:33 Declaring the Winner of this Juice Off Comparison
1:03:20 Where are these juicers made?
1:04:48 SAVE 10% on either of these juicers
John you should pin this comment!
Not a fair fight.
I think the pineapple should’ve went into the Pure Juicer Grinder also.
i was thinking the same thing
John's been using hydraulic juice presses for a long time. There's a video of him doing pineapple 12 years ago on youtube of him doing pineapple in a manual hydraulic juicer.
I just ordered 2 Nama J2 one for myself and one for my mom, used the coupon code for a total of $110 off thanks for the honest review keep up the good work John 👍🏾
I have had some people inquire as to the "enzyme damage to the certain nutrients in the juice" (polyphenols). Pure juicer has PROVEN it has more enzymatic activity (in general)) cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0111/7369/1473/files/household-juice-extractor-comparison-and-optimization.pdf?v=1665598809
in the juice, which on some levels, may be a good thing, as enzymes break down nutrients and create anti-cancer compounds in brassica family plants. But also enzymes can BREAK down, and LOWER nutrients such as polyphenols. So there are reasons why you may want to have MORE OR LESS enzymatic activity in the juice. If you doubt the science that I am sharing, please refer to the article pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jf60205a058 that states, " The total phenolics ranged from 25 mg/100 ml in juices from well-oxidized pulps to 150 mg/100 ml in juices made with minimal enzymatic oxidation." In this case if total phenolics are important to you, it is important to have the LEAST oxidized pulp, as in this study it make a 6x difference. I have been juicing now for 28 years and do my best to share all the information I have learned in my videos so that YOU don't have to do all the research, experimentation and juice drinking that I have done over the years.
Based on your research which juicer would you choose ?
That’s it. I’d love a Nama2. I desperately wanted a Norwalk so badly but those days are over for me. I haven’t got the space for that monster or time to deal with it. I see I can put my produce in the Nama, take a shower and comeback to juice. Great video. John is my favorite to watch. Thank you🌺
Not a proper test. You need to use the Pure in the way it's meant to be used. Then you'll see more yield and a superior end result from the Pure. My guess is you don't sell the Pure.
Thanks for this, very thorough! I opted for the Pure prior to seeing this, but I'm even more happy with my choice after watching your reviews! I love that the Pure has no plastic parts :) and I can always opt to and choose how much pulp to add back into my juices, plus it makes nutmilks and nutbutters. There are also 2 types of cutting blades (straight and serrated) to choose from.
which blade do you perfer??
Hi. Please do a comparison between Pure and Good Nature.
Can you do a comparison video on the J2 and the new omega effortless batch. I’m so torn between the two and want to buy soon
Oh wow! I didn’t know Omega came out with a batch juicer. I already have omega older model 8006 and it been great! (I actuallly purchased that juicer -my first juicer- because of John☺️)
I hope he does the comparison.
I have confirmed that Omega is sending me 3 of their effortless juicers for testing. I will compare J2 vs effortless. That being said, I believe the effortless is just the Hurom H300 (never released in the USA) that I compared against the J2 in the video ruclips.net/video/-kh0EDAmDEw/видео.html
I just watched the Hurom H300 video and I think you answered my question. Does Omega make Hurom then? I didn’t realize that the J2 had 15 year warranty. That’s what initially appealed to me on the Omega effortless and secondly I can order from Canada to avoid duty… looks like I am paying duty for the J2 now lol!!
Wish I could have both.
Super angel the best for greens/ wheatgrass. John you’ve only done one quick review of this amazing machine. I’m like you and have been juicing since 1984 when my first Norwalk juicer I had the jack Lane juicer I had the centrifugal juicers etc. I do have the Nama and now wating for new Kuvings10. I still see my angel juicer as the Cadillac of juicers however, it definitely is not for everyone because of the physical exertion that you need to use for something like carrots and beets and harder produce but it is amazing for greens so anyone that’s really into green juice / wheatgrass it’s a serious juicer and super easy to clean I think and 100% stainless it’s just quite a feat of engineering in my opinion, and it’s form, simplicity, and efficiency. I’ve always been tempted to buy the pure juicer but back in early 2000s or mid 2000s. I actually sold my Norwalk juice so that I had for over 20 years that was a workhorse as is I guess the pure would be but it was just too much work for me and I felt the thinness of the juice wasn’t my cuppa tea, but for years in the 80s and early 90s that was the juicer that I used most along with all different ones that came out alongside it. Thanks for this video
I juice with Omega 8006 for 10 years every day and its just ultimate juicer. Easy to clean, no pulp, good for wheatgrass and celery,...
I have the Nama J2. It's ok on leafy greens, but I'm thinking the horizontal juicers may be better for that.
How does the 8006 do on leafy greens?
@@notmebutyou8350 just perfect. Dont even have to cut.
I have a nama and a pure. I prefer the pure for everything except grapes. I barely use the Nama anymore. I use my pure daily.
Oh in the pure, I can juice 8 pineapples in less than an hour. In my nana, I had to empty it and clean the screen after each pineapple. So for bulk juicing pure all the way.
Why do you not prefer the Pure for grapes? I would think that that would be a very quick process.
@@chevelleflorida they stick to the cloth and I have to use the sheets. It just goes much quicker in the Nama. I know it sounds weird but it’s just more efficient.
Are you using the paper sheets along with the cloths? That’s what they are for! I use them when making my green juices, and you just toss the paper liner in the trash. If you don’t have the paper liners unbleached paper towels also work as well.
@@terria.lucrisia8876 yes I use the paper inserts. I have so many rolls. I just prefer the nama for grapes. It’s the only time I use it anymore. I love my pure. It’s worth every penny. I get 2 quarts per pineapple on the pure. I don’t think you Can beat that with any other juicer. Less pulp and fresher juice.
That's the next juicer I'll get. It's the only other expensive juicer I haven't gotten yet. The pure thanks John 😊
Thinking of returning my new C2 for the Pure. Gonna watch a few more videos.
Nice detailed review! Just bought a j2 using your code.
I so appreciate your reviews and honest opinions. For real life and not an abundance of counter space, the Nama J2 makes sense for me since it’s footprint is smaller and it’s just easier to use for comparably the same, if not better juice quality. Both look like great juicers, tho! Hoping to snag a J2 soon!
Would like to see the Nama J2 vs the new Hurom H400. Excellent comparison video.
Hello John it would have been great to press the fiber of the namaJ2 through the pure juicer to see how much more juice u could have get and whether it would have come out yellow or with the green hue color
Bought the j2 because it’s quick and easy and gets great results. The pure juicer looks like it’s heavy, takes longer to clean and takes longer to make juice. The winner is the j2
I agree! I love my nama j2 juicer
Will there be a comparison test with the Namaj2 and the omega, effortless batch juicer
I love my J2…it’s my 3rd juicer and by far the best. I wonder if the pineapple yield would have been more if crushed first. Great vid
Good morning can you do a comparison with the Pure Juicer and Goodnature
Seems to me that the pure is less green BECAUSE it has less pulp and little to no foam. Its an actual juicer as apposed to the nama which seems to be more of a smoothie consistency.
Also the reason, the nama produce more is becuase it has a higher pulp content
On one hand if I wanted a smoothie i would use a blender, on the other hand does having a more of a pure juice worth spending the amount of money the pure juicer cost
Opinion, Greenstar twin gears?
could I just use a Vitamix and a fruit press. like 7.93 Gallon / 30L Mosakar Fruit Press - Hydraulic Jack. 3 Ton Pressure. AISI304 Stainless Steel Basket, Juice Tray, Press Plate. Combo with Vegetable Apple Grape Crusher Grinder. Wine Cider Squeezer 375.95 or just press the pulp from the j2?
No question that the quality of the Pure Juicer juice is superior. Not sure that justifies the massive price differential.
It’s made of stainless steel all around
Hey John! I'd like to see a pineapple juiced with the skin as well; I imagine the pure yield would increase and the skin nutrients in the juice.
The yield might be a little more, and there will be more of the skin nutrients in the juice for sure. While the yield may still be more than the Nama J2, the weight of the juice will still be less, as the stainless screen allows for more fine particulate into the juice which is a combination of fiber and nutrients.
@@discountjuicersI’m leaning your way as I believe if you strip all the pulp is not the way to go especially for diabetics
Love that there is zero pulp in the PURE. When I press pineapple, it goes much faster. Thanks for posting this review!
Oh, and I added the pineapple pulp to the chai spices (ground in the PURE) to make a pineapple chai. Amazing.
@@jenlongtin497oh hw do u make that
I just bought this and bought Pure instead. I think its much more beneficial for my family
Well it's kind of good to know how these other juicers stack up against the best out there, the two stage hydraulic juicers.
I think both juicers are great, but this review seemed to be very biased towards the Nama. I think it would have been nice to have also included an example of the Pure juicer’s grinding ability which would then have given you a greener appearance in the juice if that is what you were looking for.
YES, grinding could have been done on the pure, and it would have gotten the juice more green, but still clear, and took longer, and made more of a "mess". but I did not grind, because other pure juicer company videos show how you just press out pineapple to juice them, so I Wanted to duplicate this:
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I have to agree. I think the nama was highly praised.
I most certainly agree. In my opinion the Nama shouldn't be compared to pure. It should've been compared to good nature M1 or the X1 mini (even though x1 is more powerful) He did a previous comparison with kuvings and i thought that was a honest comparison.
hi john, been following you for years, love your continued work, tnx for all
u do for us all! question - can nama j2 do banana ice cream? all the best to you.
No it does not. You can make nice cream in a blender or food processor if you have one.
The Nama J2 does not have a sorbet screen attachment at this time. However Nama has told me, they will release one LATER THIS YEAR. So it can do it soon with the correct attachment.
The Pure juicer is obviously the Norwalk juicer (after Norman Walker) - but $7,000!!! I had Norwalk juicer years ago & what a pain! The effort, the mess! Sold it for $1,000 & was glad to see it go!
I know. I think the Norwalk and similar presses were intended for institutional use, where they would make lots of juice in one go, by someone employed (ie, paid) to do this fiddly work. But for an individual or family? No, thanks!
7K?
@@Sweet_Tee___ Only a couple of years ago the Norwalk was US$3,000. if I remember right.
The PURE JUICER is not $7,000 it’s about $2,400
@@terria.lucrisia8876 Completely correct. Even the GoodNature M1 isn’t $7K
The Pure Juicer weighs 65 lbs! How does one handle this machine? 😮
Hi John, can you compare the Tribest Greenstar GSE-5050 Elite Slow Juicer with the Nama J2 juicer when juicing leafy greens. I am planning to juice kale, spinach and I would like to see how they compare in terms of yield. I understand the won't be the same for self-feeding but I am focused on yield. Thanks
Which one does well with pomegranate , turmeric and ginger….I use these veg and fruit most often but so much prep time
You have to ask yourself…Do you want a higher yield, better juice, that takes a little more work? or do you want less yield and an inferior juice with less work? 🍏
Don't forget the price difference.😁😁
It seems like everyone is on a fast lifestyle living track, wanting machines to be faster an d faster and people still don’t have time, always on the go.
Wow, skin and all. Never knew you could do that. Yeah, good to know, thanks
You can juice the skin of watermelon as well.
Can you please do a video on The Pure vs Vacuum blending.. Were the vacuum blend juices on the comparison list when The Pure juice was proven to have the highest amount of nutrients? Or is it possible that vacuum juicing has more nutrients?
already did. ruclips.net/video/eEPQ8tuPQV4/видео.html
@@discountjuicers Thanks so much!!!!
I may have missed it..but which one do you think is better for juicing lettuces? ie: romaine, green/red leaf & swiss chard? thanks so much for your amazing review! definitely plan on purchasing through your site :)
Hi, for greens he recommended using the masticating juicer in his other video here ruclips.net/video/LHqHub_wVSM/видео.html
@@Nik1of1 hi thanks for your reply
John why is the pure juicer so expensive. Yet the warranty is less than the nama and the kuvings
Doesn’t cold press juice have a longer shelf life than juice from a masticating juicer?
I mention in this video, IMO it should have a SHORTER shelf life due to the scientifically PROVEN higher enzymatic activity.
With the higher enzyme activity being caused by the aggressive grinding prep would it be safe to say that using a food processor at a lower speed with minimal grind would help minimize that? Or even using a vacuum blender like you suggested.
Some background, I’ve been using a horizontal omega juicer personally for almost a decade and I love it but it has its challenges with soft produce and narrow feed shoot. I’m looking to start a juice on demand juice truck and have been researching the different in masticating juicers vs cold press. Right now my eye is on the new Kuvings or the GoodNature M1. Thanks for your videos and sharing your knowledge, if I go with the Kuvings I will be purchasing from you.
@@Mister_Wook Sounds like an awesome business model 😋. You might even have bins of produce that a customer buys from, or bags of produce with a pre-selection of go-togethers that you juice for them. In some states a food-prep machine must be NSF certified if you sell the final product. Just a thought
I can't wait to get one ❤
la juguera perfecta es fusionar el sistema de pure juicer + vacio , para evitar la oxidacion y que sea algo mas automatico, como la Good Nature M1
I have a question. Would Nama2 be effective for juicing sugar cane?
I notice that the Pure has all-metal construction. Is it NSF for commercial use?
Great video! I'm still torn between Nama J2 and Angel juicer which is also made in Korea. 😮 The price difference is big though.
Nice..
I would have liked to see the pulp of the nama pressed by the pure as well as the pulp from the strainer. The difference between the two is extremely obvious. The color of the juice does not mean less or more nutrients. In my opinion the pure is for patients and the nama is for everyday juicing that does not require the juice to be pulp free.
what I'm doing is I bought a batter bowl and kitchen aid mesh strainer. based on john's videos it seems like its enough to get rid of the pulp. waiting on my nama to arrive in the mail.
Okay so. I have a Norwalk that's a pain to use and I'm thinking of selling it to buy the Nama J2. It should work out to about an even monetary exchange. Should I keep it and deal with it or swap it out?
I am new to juicing. Can anyone tell me the best solution to wash your produce?
Vinegar a touch of baking soda
Can you review the Empava cold press juicer..thanks for all your wonderful reviews!
Looks like a vertical Juicer with wide feed chute made in China. I Would consider it a "knock off". Knock offs generally do not perform as well as the "name brand" In this case, Kuvings patented the world's first 3" wide feed chute juicer and continually improves them to this day. They are made in Korea, and are the best wide feed chute vertical juicers. I will not be reviewing that model.
Do you personally filter out the pulp after juicing with nama? Or do you leave it for extra nutrients?
I'd leave the in. It's soluble fiber.
The Pure seems like a big headache and extremely difficult to use and clean vs the Nama J2.
The Nama J2 is easy to use even a young child can use it.
You are correct...plus the Nama juicer produces a healthier juice
The juice from the pure looks substantially more appetizing. Love the J2's simplicity though... pick your poison.
Love the video but to many echos invest in a mic plzzz😊
Which one isnt built with plastics that put off carcinogens? Thats the one I'll go with...
I guess I can't get my Norwalk fixed.
There are stlll 3rd party people that repair norwalk juicers if you look hard enough..
so is my Alexa juice bag holding back some of the nutrients from my dynapro vacuum blender / juicer? like the bag does for the pure?
The pure juicer bags hold back more than Alexas bags. Alexas bags have a nice pore size IMO, almost comparable to a Juicing Screen.
I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO JOHN AND LEARNING FROM HIM FO4 YEARS NOW. HOWEVER I PURCHASED 2 high priced items from him and in less than a year both are BROKEN. The Nama has several operational issues and just today I can no longer use it cause the hopper lid catch hook that makes the machine work has broken off. As well as ever time I go to use the machine I have to reposition and reseat the auger spinning brush and strainer cause the machine won’t work. Or it might be the dial on the base that is not catching. The Dynabook blender does not shut off until I unplug it. I WILL NOT BE PURCHASING ANY MORE ITEMS JOHN.
Hi. I am sorry to hear about your experiences with the Nama Juicer and Dynapro blender. While I have had little issues with these machines and they are quite durable, sometimes manufacturing defects happen. In this case, please contact Namawell directly to get warranty service for Your Nama J2 if it is not working properly. You can call them at 1-833-253-6262. Identify yourself as a discountjuicers customer, and you are sure to get the service you need. Same with tribest. Give them a call at 888 254 7336 regarding the dynapro blender and they will get you taken care of as well. Both the Nama J2 and the Dynapro DPS-2250 vacuum blender have 15 year warranties, which is your guarantee you are investing in a solid product that will last many years. If for some reason either of these manufacturers do not take care of your legitimate warranty claims, please let me know, so I can intercede and ensure they take care of you, so you wont lose the benefits of vacuum blending and slow juicing that can better your health.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my frustrated comment. I appreciate you and your time and energy.
Oh my goooooooooodnessssss. I just aged 5 years in waiting for the pineapple to be squeezed…lol
😅😅😅😊😂
And the winner is: Naman J2
One thing that people often forgot about is that Nama J2 use both friction and pressure to juice the fruit. The fruit meet being grind (friction) as well as press (pressure).
Pure juicer main power is the powerful pressure. But even with a normal eye looking at the color of these two juices, you can tell Nama J2 get more nutrient and yeild than Pure juicer
Damn I was thinking about getting the pure but knowing the nama gets more nutrients and yield than the pure I'm leaning nama. I figured the pure would have the lead in yield.
Hey John! What brand is the ceramic knife you own?
Thanks for your awesome helpful and informative content Always!!
I would rather have the juice from the Pure. The Nama juice is a lot more oxidized.
Pure juicer is king ~~ 😢
Hey John, where did you get the glass pitchers in your video here? Do you have a suggestion as to where I can get exact one in its shape/style? Thanks.
I have the same glass pitcher from Ikea
Hi @@ust7243 I just went to look on ikea but don't see it. Do you have a page link that I could find it at? Thanks.
I have known this youtuber for years. I appreciate his dedication to his channel but his thoughts on juice color or amount of particulate equating to more nutritious is bogus. The Pure cloths do not sequester nutrient loads. The nutrition is in the water of all plants. That is why your Creator gave you teeth. You bust the water cells and your digestive tract pulls out the water. Have you ever looked at poop? Fibrous material goes out after your bowels pull out the nutrients via the water. The Pure juicer obliterates the water holding plant tissues then presses the water out. And…listen….who wants to drink the pineapple juice that has ground up pineapple skin in it? Come on John. Give folks good science not infomercial rhetoric!
Did you wash the pineapple 😮
absolutely and it is organic as well. Conventional pineapple are coated in fungicides... I do not recommend juicing skin on conventional pineapples.
What kind of knives are you using?
I use Kyocera Ceramic knives.
之前好像也做过pure与nuc某种水果比较视频 pure的果汁颜色比较浅
Your website looks like it was created as a school project in 1990
I think you’re the only one that cares. Lol
Juice gives you a lot of energy, i mean talking😮
J2 is a little messy with pineapples without skin
just Pressing the fruits is basically drinking Sugar Water. remember what Jay Kordich said about Orange Juice?
I agree, and I do not recommend pressing fruits and other than videos like this, I don't do it with sweet fruits.
To bad you don't test these machines against the a Super Angel Juicer. It will make more juice than either of these machine.
How? The pulp is already dry, even he squeezes the pulp there is no more juice coming out. And angel is even more slower than pure which is the same price
The pure juice is better to me, You didn't strain it out the J2
Was David annoyed with this video. LOL
Nama ❤ flop and go less work and more flavor
Plastic or stainless steel. Not a hard choice for me
Sugar Water 💧
Bias...
The Pure juicer produces pure juice compared to the Nama produced pulpy juice.
I’m interested in finding out if a little pulp in the juice is healthier. Isn’t the fiber what helps not to get a spike in insulin.
Is it me or the pure juicer won by a mile ?