Hurom H200 Easy Clean Slow Juicer, Matte Black | Hands Free | Hopper Fits Whole Produce | Quiet Motor | Scrub Free Cleaning | BPA Free | Easy Assembly | Healthy Living | Cold Press Masticating Juicer

Very easy to clean!!Every juicer does it work the question is how difficult is it to clean it?

This is an amazing masticating juicer! Very small footprint, so it's easy to keep on the counter. (Plus it looks great.) The pulp is incredibly dry. I was shocked after our first batch by how dry it was. And this juicer is so very easy to clean!! (Unlike our other juicers.) The Green Star is also a great masticating juicer, but it is so incredibly labor intensive to clean we hated using it. Plus, it's huge to lift, store etc. It was always a major, planned event to use it. Then we tried a Breville Elite, which was easier to clean, but still took up way too much counter space, so we were back to hauling it out every time we wanted to juice. Obviously, it didn't get used often either. However, this tower shape juicer by Hurom was ingeniously designed. Because it sits out and is so extremely easy to clean, there's no hesitation using it. The videos show putting a whole apple in, but I still prefer to cut mine in sections to remove the seeds (contains arsenic). I've also found it's a bit quicker to process when your pieces are cut. If you save two or three pieces of the hard vegetables for the end, I rarely need to use the plunger to get greens to process through, (beet tops, cilantro or spinach/kale types). There's also no worries about assembling it incorrectly. If the center three pieces are not seated correctly, the top canister will not close. It really is a remarkable, easy to use, well designed juicer. And it produces very little foam, unlike the high speed cutter juices. Overall all, the best product out there for me. I'm all about efficiency, ease of use and space-saving clean lines. This ticks all the boxes.

The owner menu packet were cut and the pulp from the juice was worse than my $100 juicer. And this is was with the “fine” black filter

I had over five juicers, and this one is the easiest to clean by far. It makes me want to use it. There are no annoying little nets to dig in to clean it; it's just a straightforward mechanism. There are no mundane, weird elements that require cleaning every time. I honestly cant recommend it enough. Great juicer.

The instructions were hard to understand. I had to look at several videos because it was unclear how to put it together (their instructions make it SOOOO difficult which is ridiculous. I figured it out how to put it together by watching videos people posted like which baskets to use. The first time I used it I juiced celery and there was alot of pulp so I had to strain it out. I thought it was because it was celery but the next day it did the same thing with carrots. If you don’t mind pulp in your juice, then this is definitely the juicer for you. I don’t understand why they didn’t make it so it would remove all the pulp. Or even including something to strain it with. So there’s an extra step involved with your own strainer and straining it. I was happy to receive a nice big recipe book but there are only a few pages that are in English. The rest are all other languages so the book is actually very small. I also wanted a white one and Amazon only had a used one so I didn’t get that. Then the next week I look on there and there’s a white one and now I’m stuck with one that doesn’t match my kitchen. My other appliances are white. This is black.I was going to return it but I have gotten used to the pulp, it's not the worst, and am really VERY HAPPY with how easy it is to use and clean! THAT is the selling point! I actually don't cringe anymore at thinking of juicing with this machine.

Makes amazing juice, I use it at least twice weekly for batch juicing. It does produce pulp but I use my own strainer. I like that it’s all plastic, makes cleaning easier.

I have recently gotten into juicing & since I can't afford the 2000 dollar models, the research lead me to Hurom brand for the intent of juicing mainly carrots, beets, & celery.At first I bought the Hurom H101 which produced good quality juice although some froth. The issue I had with the H101 was that the feeder was very small requiring cutting pieces small which can take lots of time given how much organic produce is needed.I have since upgraded to the 200 which is truly amazing. Incredibly simple to set up, clean, & can fit probably a whole apple in the feeder. I cut beets into 4 & apples into 2 just to not overwork the mechanisms to make this one last. If you are in a hurry however 32 ounces of fresh juice can be made in minutes. Slightly frothy juice depending on what you use & you have to empty the tray after every 20-30 ounces or so. There is no there issues, as long as you use common care when feeding there won't be problems as you get used to the juicer. If you have the money or need a 2 compartment juicer for cancer therapies, go for the stainless steel $2000+ models. Otherwise this masticating juicer will support you with tons of life energy as long as you do your part in care & maintenence.REVISED REVIEW:Above was my initial review after about a dozen uses, but here I have to revise & give only 3 stars. I have only had 2 models of Juicers bear in mind but I cannot reccommend the H200 after all. I learned about pure celery juice & its benefits so I was using the H200 with just celery alone plus it's leaves. Everything seemed incredible at first but eventually the chute where fibers are supposed to come out of progressively gave out less & less fibers. I was at the point where I knew this was a defect when I would juice a small stock & absolutely no fibers were expelled from the chute. This caused a back up becauae the fibers could not leave the main component, there was a clog up around & underneath the auger which caused the machine to stall & shake & cut out after around 20 ounces of celery juice.I was past the 30 day return window so I was instructed to reach Hurom. Hurom, after seeing video/pictures sent, only could offer a warranty repair which I was not interested in. The 30 day window is useless basically. If it were 90 days I would have been well within the window. I lost confidence in their products & do not see how such problems could be occurring on a 500 dollar machine after a month & a half. I told my experiences to Amazon & props to them they offered a 80% refund in total after 2 weeks of seeking support.I am interested in the Nama juicer at this point because I do believe in juicing. However I do not recommend Hurom company due to lack of assurance on their products & you're taking a gamble if yours cluncks out. Otherwise if it did work as it is supposed to, I would be more than happy to have kept the H200. Thank you, hope this helps you in selecting one right for you!