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Experts at our National Testing and Research Center tested 11 models in juicers to see which ones perform best.
We look for:
  • Overall score
    Based on performance: how well each one juiced oranges, apples, carrots, tomatoes as well as convenience. How noisy the juicer was.
  • Juice performance
    This is based on the amount of juice each juicer produced from a given starting weight for apples, oranges, carrots, and tomatoes.
  • Convenience
    How easy each juicer was to use, assemble and disassemble, and clean.
  • Noise
    Based on readings from a noise meter, specifies how noisy the juice was during operation using the maximum speed.

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Recommended juicers

Recommended juicers are standout choices with high scores. They include CR Best Buys, which offer exceptional value. When narrowing your choices, weigh features, price, and attributes that matter to you.
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The nutritional benefits of eating fruits and vegetables are undeniable, but what about drinking them instead? You might like the taste of fresh juice or find juice more palatable than a plate of produce. If you're looking for information about juicers, Consumer Reports is your best resource. Consumer Reports’ juicer reviews will give you honest buying advice that you can trust. Use our juicer buying guide to discover which features are most important to consider. We also provide unbiased Ratings and juicer reviews to help you choose the best juicer for your needs.

Juicer buying guide

Juicer buying guide

Citrus juicers and juice extractors are especially appealing if you like the idea of making your own juice from fresh fruits and vegetables. Use this juice maker guide to select one, whether for a glass of fresh-squeezed juice in the morning or a more robust mixture later in the day.

The nutritional benefits of eating fruits and vegetables are undeniable, but what about drinking them instead? Infomercials have made it easy to buy into myriad claims of easing muscle aches, alleviating high blood pressure, and even (in those pre-Viagra days) increasing sexual potency. The evidence says otherwise, because juice cannot be any better than the produce from which it's made. It can even be less nutritious because it lacks most of the fiber of fresh produce.

Still, you might like the taste of fresh juice or find juice more palatable than a plate of produce. Here's a primer on what to look for in choosing a citrus juicer, juice extractor, or an appliance that combines both functions. Whichever you buy, be prepared to buy lots of fresh produce--depending on your fruit or vegetables of choice. Some extractors get more out of produce than others, and the proportion of pulp to juice varies from fruit to fruit. And with extractors in particular, be prepared to clean pulp out of every nook and cranny after each use.

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