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Best Juicer in India

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Short answer

The Philips HR1832/00 Centrifugal Juicer is first on this list, with a 55 mm feeding tube, a 2-year warranty and a drip-stop. Juicer buyers in India choose between a fast centrifugal machine and a slow cold press one. This list has three centrifugal models and two cold press models. The gap in wattage between the two types is wide.

The Philips HR1832/00 Centrifugal Juicer (opens in a new tab) has a 55 mm feeding tube and a 2-year warranty. The Sujata Powermatic Juicer 900 Watts (opens in a new tab) has the strongest motor. The Kuvings B1700 Cold Press Juicer (opens in a new tab) carries a 12-year warranty on the motor.

The Borosil Easy 130W Cold Press Slow Juicer (opens in a new tab) is the lowest in power. The Wonderchef Venezia Centrifugal Juicer (opens in a new tab) offers dual speeds.

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Comparison at a glance

Cells follow the makers' own pages.

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Philips HR1832/00 Centrifugal Juicer

Brand: Philips
  • Capacity1.5 litres
  • Power500 watts
  • TypeJuicer
  • Warranty2 years

Philips sells this machine in its Viva Collection. A single speed is set for all fruits. The feeding tube is 55 mm wide, and the machine weighs 1.8 kg.

The juice jug holds 500 ml and the pulp container holds 1 litre. Philips says QuickClean technology makes it easier to clean. It also says a drip-stop keeps counters clean and that you can juice into your own glass up to 12 cm tall.

Philips HR1832/00 Centrifugal Juicer specifications
TypeJuicer (Viva Collection)
Power500 watts
Jars/capacity1.5 litres
Speed settingsOne optimized speed for all fruits
Warranty2 years
Feeding tube55 mm
Weight1.8 kg
Juice jug capacity500 ml (pulp container 1 litre)

Pros

  • A drip-stop is part of the design, says Philips.
  • The pulp container is larger than the jug.

Cons

  • It has only one speed.
  • The feeding tube is narrower than on the Kuvings.

Suits: Buyers who want a simple single-speed juicer with easy cleaning.

Falls short: Hard and soft produce share the same speed.

Pick #2Best for heavy use

Sujata Powermatic Juicer 900 Watts

Brand: Sujata
  • Power900 watts
  • TypeCentrifugal juicer

Sujata puts a 900 watt motor in this machine. The motor is a heavy duty universal type with double ball bearings. Unloaded, the motor spins up to about 22,000 RPM.

Sujata rates the machine for 90 minutes of continuous juicing. The three-speed rotary switch also carries a whipper button, which gives a short burst of motion.

Sujata Powermatic Juicer 900 Watts specifications
TypeCentrifugal juicer
Power900 watts, heavy duty universal motor with double ball bearing; no-load speed up to approx 22,000 RPM; rated 90 minutes
Speed settings3 speed rotary switch with whipper button for momentary motion
Jars/capacityNot stated
Continuous useRated 90 minutes

Pros

  • It has the highest wattage here.
  • Three speeds are offered.

Cons

  • Warranty is not stated.
  • Capacity is not stated.

Suits: Buyers who juice for long stretches.

Falls short: The page leaves out jar sizes and warranty.

Pick #3Longest motor warranty

Kuvings B1700 Cold Press Juicer

Brand: Kuvings
  • Capacity400 ml
  • Power240 watts
  • Warranty12 years on motor

Kuvings builds a vertical, low-speed machine around a slow auger. The auger turns at 50 RPM. The motor draws 240 watts.

Kuvings says this is the world's first wide-mouth slow juicer, with a 76 mm feed tube. Its safety lock stops the machine unless the body and drum sit correctly. The Smart Cap keeps juice from leaking as you pour, the maker says.

Kuvings B1700 Cold Press Juicer specifications
TypeVertical low-speed masticating (cold press) juicer
Power240 watts
Jars/capacity400 ml
Warranty12 years on motor
Auger speed50 RPM
Feed tube76 mm wide
Maximum continuous useUp to 30 minutes
In the boxJuice strainer and rotating cleaning brush (smoothie and sorbet strainers sold separately)

Pros

  • It has the longest warranty listed, at 12 years on the motor.
  • The feed tube is the widest stated.

Cons

  • Maximum continuous use is up to 30 minutes.
  • Smoothie and sorbet strainers are sold separately.

Suits: Shoppers who want a wide feed opening and a long motor warranty.

Falls short: The rated run time is short, so large batches need breaks.

Pick #4Best for small homes

Borosil Easy 130W Cold Press Slow Juicer

Brand: Borosil
  • Power130W
  • TypeCold press slow juicer
  • SpeedsSingle slow speed
  • Warranty1 year

Borosil uses slow squeeze technology at about 55 RPM. The motor is 130W. Two jars of 800ml each handle juice and pulp.

A single slow speed comes with on and reverse functions. Borosil says it has an overheat protector and a smart motor with a safety lock. The juice outlet lid is anti-drip and the cord is 1.2 m long.

Borosil Easy 130W Cold Press Slow Juicer specifications
TypeCold press slow juicer (slow squeeze juicing technology, ~55rpm)
Power130W
Jars/capacity2 x 800ml jars for juice and pulp collection
Speed settingsSingle slow speed (~55rpm) with on and reverse function
Warranty1 year warranty

Pros

  • A reverse function is listed.
  • The maker lists overheat protection.

Cons

  • The warranty is 1 year.
  • Feed tube width is not stated.

Suits: Buyers after a slow juicer with two collection jars.

Falls short: It has the lowest power on the list.

Pick #5

Wonderchef Venezia Centrifugal Juicer

Brand: Wonderchef
  • Power500 W
  • SpeedsDual speed control
  • Warranty2 years

Wonderchef offers a centrifugal machine with a pulp separator and a wide feeding mouth. Wonderchef gives dual speed control, with low speed for soft fruits and high speed for harder ones. Power is 500 W (the product page address says 400W).

Wonderchef says a safety lock stops the juicer working unless it is properly assembled. Overheat protection prevents motor burnout, the maker says. Pulp goes to a dedicated container for continuous juicing, and the spout is anti-drip.

Wonderchef Venezia Centrifugal Juicer specifications
TypeCentrifugal juicer with pulp separator and wide feeding mouth
Power500 W
Speed settingsDual speed control (low for soft fruits, high for harder ones)
Warranty2 years

Pros

  • Two speeds suit different produce, says Wonderchef.
  • The base is non-slip.

Cons

  • Feeding mouth size is not stated.
  • Capacity is not stated.

Suits: Buyers who like a dual-speed juicer with a dedicated pulp container.

Falls short: Capacity and feeding mouth size are not stated.

How to choose

Start with the type. The Philips, Sujata and Wonderchef are named as centrifugal models. Kuvings and Borosil call their machines cold press models with a slow auger. The makers give auger speeds of 50 RPM and about 55 RPM for the two cold press units.

Next, think about run time. Sujata rates its machine for 90 minutes. Kuvings lists continuous use of up to 30 minutes. This matters if you juice a lot in one go.

Feed size saves effort. Kuvings states 76 mm. Philips states 55 mm. Wonderchef calls its mouth wide but gives no figure.

Warranty differs a great deal. Kuvings offers 12 years on the motor. Philips and Wonderchef offer 2 years. Borosil offers 1 year. Sujata states none.

Safety features appear on several pages. Kuvings, Borosil and Wonderchef each list a safety lock. Borosil and Wonderchef list overheat protection.

Think about cleaning and mess. Philips describes QuickClean technology and a drip-stop. Kuvings includes a rotating cleaning brush and a Smart Cap against leaks. Borosil lists an anti-drip outlet lid. Wonderchef lists an anti-drip spout and a non-slip base.

For more detail by type, read the best cold press juicer guide. Citrus fruit is covered in the best citrus juicer list. For root vegetables, read the best juicer for carrots article. The full range lives under juicers and blenders.

Verdict

The Philips is the best overall here, for easy cleaning and a clear spec sheet. The Sujata suits heavy users who want power. The Kuvings suits those who value a wide feed tube and a long motor warranty.

The Borosil suits those who want a slow juicer with two collection jars. The Wonderchef suits buyers who want dual speed and a dedicated pulp container.

Check every detail on the retailer's page before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What separates a centrifugal juicer from a cold press juicer?

Kuvings and Borosil call their models cold press and state a slow auger speed. Philips, Sujata and Wonderchef call theirs centrifugal.

Which model has the biggest feed opening?

Kuvings has the widest stated tube here. It also calls the B1700 the first wide-mouth slow juicer.

Is there a juicer with a reverse function?

Borosil lists on and reverse controls for its Easy model. The Kuvings page does not mention reverse.

Can I juice straight into a glass?

Philips says you can, up to a glass height of 12 cm. The other makers do not say.

Do these come with strainers?

Kuvings includes a juice strainer and cleaning brush. Its smoothie and sorbet strainers are sold separately.

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