I’ve purchased one 3 weeks ago and I absolutely love it. My older model was a hurom from 2013, I never had any problems with it, except the annoyance cleaning the strainer. H400 it’s freaking awesome, it has way less pulp waste, and the pulp comes drier than my previous juicer. My only complaint is the size of the juicing cup. I wish it was wider, like the older models.
@@paulpeter2869from the 100s of videos I’ve seen it seems the h400 gives more pulp and the nama j2 takes longer to clean. It’s either one or the other. 😅 did you end up getting one? The Nama is more aesthetically pleasing to me too but I dislike the brushing of the strainer for clean up drives me bananas
Mine just arrived. Love it. Really easy to clean, not loud, no standing next to it whilst waiting for every celery stalk to be pulled through, as experienced with my friends slow juicer. Highly recommend it. It's expensive but a great investment. Because if it's easy I will make more juices. If it's hard I can't be bothered and end up not using it.
Finally took the plunge and bought this.. Just tried using it today - pomegranate + broccoli. Pretty amazing. Most importantly, clean up is really simple
I wanted to see this model in person and the only place I've researched in London where you can buy it in store is from Harrods! That alone has convinced me this must be the best machine out there!
Thanks for your review. *I'm hesitant between this model and the Hurom H300, especially since it is currently on promo.* How would you compare the two?
@@DEVASRSthe j2 is garbage. I'm returning it now....pineapples, celery, grapes, almost everything hot wrapped around the auger and clogged. It was a nightmare for 4 juicing sessions.
Hi, thank you for this review. I am interested in the Hurom 400, but saw that Kuvings has released their Kuvings Auto10. Is there anyway you could do a review that compares both of them?
Just thinking about replacing my juicer so very excited to receive this review in my inbox and even more excited to hear it can cope with celery - I do juice a lot of celery and don't really want to go for a horizontal juicer. Does it definitely work well for regular celery juicing?
I’ve had the H200 for about a year now and used to juice ONLY celery. It worked beautifully. If the 200 will do that I’m sure this model will be as good or better 😊.
I'm currently returning a nama Jr...I loved it for 5 minutes and then it continued to clog. My favorite thing to juice is pineapple and it was a nightmare. So...I'm on the hunt!
I really want and need to get back into juicing after a 2 year hiatus. I'm torn between the Kuvings Auto10 and the Hurom H400. There's Memorial holiday sale for 20% with Hurom. Can anyone with experience with both recommend one over the other and why?
Hi magdzioczek, Glad we could help! Unfortunately, we don't offer specific discounts for blue light card holders. However, we do offer a range of free gifts with the Hurom H400 worth £50, we also do have regular sales so keep an eye out for those. To be notified about any future sales you are more than welcome to sign up to our newsletter which you can do on our website.
Hi EsEf125, It depends really. If you are juicing regularly, around 2 plus times a day, and what you are juicing consists of leafy green and fibrous ingredients then the H400 would be the best option. If you are only juicing once or sometimes twice a day then the Hurom H310 would also be a good option. The hurom H310 is designed to be more of a travel juicer so it is small and compact yet offers a range of features such as an easy clean, multi-screw mechanism as well as a self-feeding hopper. Since it is smaller, the motor is also smaller which is why it cannot be used as often as the Hurom H400 but if you are not juicing often then you won't even notice. Hope this helps.
Is this juicer better than the Nama J2 ? I'm in Canada and Hurom said they will have the H400 available soon...J2 imported is close to 1000$ in canada...crazy
The Hurom H4OO is apparently a juice extractor where everything is in its place, on the other hand I find that its rotation speed of 90 rpm is much too fast and necessarily degrades the nutrients of fruits and vegetables. For this reason, I will keep my HUROM HT IBE14 which is a daily pleasure with its 43 rpm !
I don't have any experience with the HZ but I bought the H400 this past December since I live in South Korea. My wife and I like that we don't have to see the pulp coming out of the side; just operationally the H400 is more elegant. Seeing what the HZ looks like, I'd still get the H400, no doubt about it.
Blogs say it was available for sale somewhere on Naver, some said it was available starting 2 days ago, some say it's available starting today (November 30). The white, gray, and black versions are apparently available as of today. Two-tone versions in pink, blue, beige, and white are reportedly available starting December 5th at Hurom's online shop.
@@juicersuk Thank you so much for reply. I would like to know does manufacturer recomends using soft fruits only or I can sometimes use walnuts and almonds?
Hi MrUnevik, there will be less pulp in your juice from the Hurom H400 however if you really wanted as little pulp as possible it might be worth double straining, this is when you use a strainer/sieve and pour the juice through the strainer. Hope this helps.
Hey MrUnevik, the Hurom H400 is probably one of the best vertical juicers for leafy greens on the market however, if you are planning on just juicing leafy greens it might be worth looking into a horizontal juicer since the H400, while it can juice leafy greens a lot better than most if not all other vertical juicers, it is more designed for harder fruits and vegetables like apples, pears, berries, beetroot, and things like that. If you are intending to mix in harder ingredients with the leafy greens, for example green apples with kale, putting in the harder ingredients (apples, carrots, etc) after the leafy greens to help push the leafy greens through would then help the Hurom H400 and will be able to handle them a lot better.
@@juicersuk could you do a direct comparison of the H320 and the H400? For example juicing the same amount of celery or leafy greens and comparing the yield. I'm not sure about which one to buy. That would be really helpfull, thanks!
Hi everyone, l need help from you everyone here. I just bought Hurom H400 juicer couple days ago and was so excited to try it but the juicer is kind of bad. It keeps stuck and can’t pulp half of the apple or half of the pineapple like all the review l watched even l already tried to chop all the fruits smaller. Its even worst when l tried to pulp carrot. The juice comes out with fruit carcasses and a lot of bubbles. Can anyone here have an answer for it or have any ways that l can fix it? Please? Thank you so much and you all have a wonderful day.
I’m really disappointed with my Hurom h400. The carrots keep jamming and when I freeze my smoothie into ice cubes and put them through to make an icecream as per the videos it jams also (even when I leave them out for 15 mins) When i juice oranges it’s like a smoothie. Even the greens just wrap around the machine and not getting juiced. Why is this happening. It’s the opposite of what is advertised here. It was so costly and I’m so disappointed😢
Hi clubroses, the Hurom H400 is probably one of if not the best vertical juicer on the market, it is able to handle celery and other leafy greens a lot better than other vertical models however a horizontal model would still be able to outperform the H400 in term of juice yields from celery, kale, ginger etc. If you intend to juice leafy greens and fibrous ingredients with the Hurom H400, it's best to mix in harder ingredients like apples, carrots, beetroot etc to help push the leafy greens through the mechanism.
I’ve purchased one 3 weeks ago and I absolutely love it. My older model was a hurom from 2013, I never had any problems with it, except the annoyance cleaning the strainer. H400 it’s freaking awesome, it has way less pulp waste, and the pulp comes drier than my previous juicer. My only complaint is the size of the juicing cup. I wish it was wider, like the older models.
And how does it compare to the Nama J2? Also Nama has the new C2! Thoughts?
@@paulpeter2869from the 100s of videos I’ve seen it seems the h400 gives more pulp and the nama j2 takes longer to clean. It’s either one or the other. 😅 did you end up getting one? The Nama is more aesthetically pleasing to me too but I dislike the brushing of the strainer for clean up drives me bananas
You made it easier for me to decide thanks will order one now!❤
Hi marlenevejrich8092 , Glad we can help. Happy juicing!
I purchased one 3 weeks ago-totally worth the quality and time of juicing…💝
Mine just arrived. Love it. Really easy to clean, not loud, no standing next to it whilst waiting for every celery stalk to be pulled through, as experienced with my friends slow juicer. Highly recommend it. It's expensive but a great investment. Because if it's easy I will make more juices. If it's hard I can't be bothered and end up not using it.
Finally took the plunge and bought this.. Just tried using it today - pomegranate + broccoli. Pretty amazing.
Most importantly, clean up is really simple
Hey wribbit , Glad you like it!
Should i buy the Hurom H400 or the kuvings revo830w???
I wanted to see this model in person and the only place I've researched in London where you can buy it in store is from Harrods! That alone has convinced me this must be the best machine out there!
Get down to Harrdos then!
I like it so quiet when its juicing🎉
Great review. This helped me make up my mind.
How does this compare to the nama j2? And is the pulp dry or still wet?
Very comprehensive review. Thank you!
holy wow! this is bananas!
Seems to grind better than the previous model and leave less pulp in the juice. When will it be in stock?
Thanks for your review.
*I'm hesitant between this model and the Hurom H300, especially since it is currently on promo.* How would you compare the two?
Have a look at the H320N....it's practically the same as the Nama J2. V little pulp, big hopper,
@@DEVASRSthe j2 is garbage. I'm returning it now....pineapples, celery, grapes, almost everything hot wrapped around the auger and clogged. It was a nightmare for 4 juicing sessions.
Can you do a comparison video with the H300 v H400 and juicing same ingredient to see how one performs against the other.
Hi, thank you for this review. I am interested in the Hurom 400, but saw that Kuvings has released their Kuvings Auto10. Is there anyway you could do a review that compares both of them?
Which one did you settle with? I’m also interested in both, but can’t make up my mind.
I love Kuvings Auto10. Quiet, large hopper, easy to clean.
It would be useful to know the warranty, motor wattage and runtime.
Just thinking about replacing my juicer so very excited to receive this review in my inbox and even more excited to hear it can cope with celery - I do juice a lot of celery and don't really want to go for a horizontal juicer. Does it definitely work well for regular celery juicing?
I’ve had the H200 for about a year now and used to juice ONLY celery. It worked beautifully. If the 200 will do that I’m sure this model will be as good or better 😊.
Much to EXPENSIVE folks😮😮
I'm currently returning a nama Jr...I loved it for 5 minutes and then it continued to clog. My favorite thing to juice is pineapple and it was a nightmare. So...I'm on the hunt!
@@juicersuk thanks for your input and yes....the paid influencer are VERY prevalent when it comes to that juicer.
Can you make a comparison with Angel juicer? Especially in the area of juice quality?
Hi! How do you make sorbets with this? I can't find the info anywhere. Thank you!
I really want and need to get back into juicing after a 2 year hiatus. I'm torn between the Kuvings Auto10 and the Hurom H400. There's Memorial holiday sale for 20% with Hurom. Can anyone with experience with both recommend one over the other and why?
Would this model be able to do almond / nut milk?
should I buy h200 or h400 ? is it worth it buying the newest model?
Ответьте, пожалуйста, какую модель лучше купить ?
Would love to see a comparison to the Nama J2
Hi dexxhax12345, you can see this on our website: www.juicers.co.uk/hurom-h400-vs-the-nama-j2/
I think you sold me on this one 😂
Do you do discounts for blue light card holders?
Hi magdzioczek, Glad we could help! Unfortunately, we don't offer specific discounts for blue light card holders. However, we do offer a range of free gifts with the Hurom H400 worth £50, we also do have regular sales so keep an eye out for those. To be notified about any future sales you are more than welcome to sign up to our newsletter which you can do on our website.
Is this still the best model to get if i live alone? Are the smaller versions still as easy to clean and simple to use as the H400?
Hi EsEf125, It depends really. If you are juicing regularly, around 2 plus times a day, and what you are juicing consists of leafy green and fibrous ingredients then the H400 would be the best option. If you are only juicing once or sometimes twice a day then the Hurom H310 would also be a good option. The hurom H310 is designed to be more of a travel juicer so it is small and compact yet offers a range of features such as an easy clean, multi-screw mechanism as well as a self-feeding hopper. Since it is smaller, the motor is also smaller which is why it cannot be used as often as the Hurom H400 but if you are not juicing often then you won't even notice. Hope this helps.
The J2 is 50 rpm...but the Horum makers make the J2...why the faster speed?
Is this juicer better than the Nama J2 ? I'm in Canada and Hurom said they will have the H400 available soon...J2 imported is close to 1000$ in canada...crazy
The Hurom H4OO is apparently a juice extractor where everything is in its place, on the other hand I find that its rotation speed of 90 rpm is much too fast and necessarily degrades the nutrients of fruits and vegetables.
For this reason, I will keep my HUROM HT IBE14 which is a daily pleasure with its 43 rpm !
@@juicersuk Thank you for your answer
Is a slower RPM better then?
There is no scientific evidens for that claim. None.
@@jonass8491 haha. You angry 😡
@@georgejung5429 No i am happy 😄But my claim is neither happy not angry. It just is.
provided the price point is the same, would you buy the Hurom HZ Slow Juicer or Hurom 400?
I don't have any experience with the HZ but I bought the H400 this past December since I live in South Korea.
My wife and I like that we don't have to see the pulp coming out of the side; just operationally the H400 is more elegant.
Seeing what the HZ looks like, I'd still get the H400, no doubt about it.
ty@@chihmaohsieh7135
I hope you make the next version out of glass and not plastic, even if this plastic does not contain BPA
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease
Hi, can this model make smoothie as well?
@@juicersuk okay, thank you for your response
Hello, what is the difference between the Hurom H100 and the H101.
What’s the capacity of the self feeding hopper ?
Hi, is this available now?
Blogs say it was available for sale somewhere on Naver, some said it was available starting 2 days ago, some say it's available starting today (November 30). The white, gray, and black versions are apparently available as of today. Two-tone versions in pink, blue, beige, and white are reportedly available starting December 5th at Hurom's online shop.
So to make ice cream the items have to be frozen?
Hi mufcmusic8514, yeah. Simply set the H400 up for making frozen desserts, put in frozen fruits into the hopper and let it run.
Is there any better cold press juicer in this price range?
@@juicersuk Thank you so much for reply. I would like to know does manufacturer recomends using soft fruits only or I can sometimes use walnuts and almonds?
Where to buy in Europe?
How can i get this is India ?
What’s it like at juicing wheatgrass ? I have the kurvings 820 and it’s a nightmare
Hey Darrren, are you juicing straight wheatgrass?
@@madboydazhi, yes im growing it myself and then trying to juice it. But im also juicing other stuff too in different juicers.
😖I already have 3 different brands of juicers and 🤪this guy almost got me to buy this one... LOL🤣I think it's the accent more so, than the juicer...
Hows the pulp compared to H100? i dont want pulp in my juice.
Hi MrUnevik, there will be less pulp in your juice from the Hurom H400 however if you really wanted as little pulp as possible it might be worth double straining, this is when you use a strainer/sieve and pour the juice through the strainer. Hope this helps.
@@juicersuk Thank you. How is the h400 with leafy greens? Can it push them down automaticaly?
Hey MrUnevik, the Hurom H400 is probably one of the best vertical juicers for leafy greens on the market however, if you are planning on just juicing leafy greens it might be worth looking into a horizontal juicer since the H400, while it can juice leafy greens a lot better than most if not all other vertical juicers, it is more designed for harder fruits and vegetables like apples, pears, berries, beetroot, and things like that. If you are intending to mix in harder ingredients with the leafy greens, for example green apples with kale, putting in the harder ingredients (apples, carrots, etc) after the leafy greens to help push the leafy greens through would then help the Hurom H400 and will be able to handle them a lot better.
How does it compare to H320 model..?
@@juicersuk could you do a direct comparison of the H320 and the H400? For example juicing the same amount of celery or leafy greens and comparing the yield. I'm not sure about which one to buy. That would be really helpfull, thanks!
The auger part was the big problem for me.. hurom should look into these problem currently im using h320 and the auger part was the worst
why is it bad?
Hi everyone, l need help from you everyone here. I just bought Hurom H400 juicer couple days ago and was so excited to try it but the juicer is kind of bad. It keeps stuck and can’t pulp half of the apple or half of the pineapple like all the review l watched even l already tried to chop all the fruits smaller. Its even worst when l tried to pulp carrot. The juice comes out with fruit carcasses and a lot of bubbles. Can anyone here have an answer for it or have any ways that l can fix it? Please? Thank you so much and you all have a wonderful day.
Maybe you should try their customer support, or ask for a replacement ? Please update us as I am looking to buy this model as well.
I think hurom should offer an upgraded multi screw juicing mechanism for the H300 as part you can purchase
Is the feeder smaller than the H300 as I can't tell from the video
I’m really disappointed with my Hurom h400. The carrots keep jamming and when I freeze my smoothie into ice cubes and put them through to make an icecream as per the videos it jams also (even when I leave them out for 15 mins) When i juice oranges it’s like a smoothie. Even the greens just wrap around the machine and not getting juiced. Why is this happening. It’s the opposite of what is advertised here. It was so costly and I’m so disappointed😢
Same with mine... Any suggestions what is wrong?
Same here. I’m sending mines back. I’m thinking of getting the kuvings A10
It’s too big for a small kitchen
There's no such thing as plastic and food safe !
So what do you recommend?
It's H, not hate(ch) so extremely annoying listening to you
How does it handle celery? @juicersuk
Hi clubroses, the Hurom H400 is probably one of if not the best vertical juicer on the market, it is able to handle celery and other leafy greens a lot better than other vertical models however a horizontal model would still be able to outperform the H400 in term of juice yields from celery, kale, ginger etc. If you intend to juice leafy greens and fibrous ingredients with the Hurom H400, it's best to mix in harder ingredients like apples, carrots, beetroot etc to help push the leafy greens through the mechanism.
Hi, I like to make ginger juice, would you recommend the Hurom for Ginger juice?Thank you