Best Juicers for Whole Fruit and Cold Press

How the Five Compare on the Numbers

The clearest split among these five juicers is the published feed chute width. The TUUMIIST and EanOruus both state 6.5 inches, the Canoly and ECOSELF state 6 inches, and the Juilist states 3 inches. That single figure decides how much cutting happens before fruit goes in. The Ninja does not publish a chute width at all, so it cannot be placed on that scale.

Hopper capacity follows a similar pattern. The TUUMIIST and EanOruus publish 100 ounce hoppers, the Canoly publishes 90 ounces, and the Ninja and Juilist publish nothing. Motor figures are stated in different units: the Juilist states a maximum of 800W, the Ninja 150 watts, the TUUMIIST 350 watts, and the EanOruus, Canoly and ECOSELF state no wattage. Those numbers cannot be ranked against one another.

The table does not tell you how any of these machines performs. No figure here describes juice yield in a way that can be compared across brands, because the makers state yield in different terms or not at all. The table also cannot show how loud a machine is in a normal kitchen, since only the Canoly publishes a decibel figure. Fit and feel are absent from the numbers entirely.

Chute Width and What It Changes

The 6.5 inch group

The TUUMIIST and EanOruus both publish a 6.5 inch feed chute, the largest figure of the five. The TUUMIIST states that this fits whole apples and that cutting can be skipped. The EanOruus states that the chute accepts large whole fruits and vegetables including apples and oranges. For a buyer, this is the figure that decides whether a morning routine includes a knife and board.

Both also publish a 100 ounce hopper, the largest of the five. The TUUMIIST describes loading an entire recipe at once. The EanOruus describes loading several days of ingredients in one go. Those two claims rest on the same published capacity, so the practical difference between them is not in the hopper size but in the motor and strainer descriptions.

The 6 inch and 3 inch group

The Canoly publishes a 6 inch chute and the ECOSELF publishes a 6 inch chute. The Canoly states that whole apples and pears fit, along with large celery bunches. The ECOSELF states that the chute fits many whole fruits and vegetables and lists apples, oranges, pears, carrots, celery, cucumbers, spinach, kale, beets, ginger and pineapple. That is half an inch narrower than the TUUMIIST and EanOruus.

The Juilist publishes a 3 inch chute, the smallest of the five. Its maker describes it as suited to various fruits and vegetables rather than whole apples, and states that the wide mouth saves time cutting items into small sticks. A reader who wants to drop in a whole apple should look at the 6.5 inch machines instead. The Ninja publishes no chute width, so it cannot be placed in either group.

Motor, Speed and Pulp Control

Stated power in different units

The Juilist states a maximum power of 800W and three speed settings, with the third described as the highest speed reached after release. The Ninja states a 150 watt high torque motor that rotates the auger at low speeds. The TUUMIIST states a 350 watt motor at 60 RPM. These are not the same measurement, and a higher watt figure does not describe the same job in a centrifugal machine as in a cold press machine.

The EanOruus, Canoly and ECOSELF publish no wattage figure. The EanOruus states a high torque brushless AC motor for heavy duty daily use. The Canoly states a brushless AC motor at a whisper quiet 35dB, the only published noise figure of the five. The ECOSELF states a low speed high torque motor with an all metal gearbox. None of those three can be ranked on power.

Pulp and strainer choices

The Ninja is the only one of the five that publishes two interchangeable pulp filters, one for less pulp and one for lots of pulp. That is a stated choice of texture at the point of juicing. The EanOruus and Canoly each publish two interchangeable strainers, described as juice and sorbet. The ECOSELF publishes three interchangeable filters for smooth juice, pulp juice and sorbet.

The TUUMIIST takes the opposite approach and states that one smart strainer does all three jobs with no switching. The Juilist publishes no strainer or pulp option at all. For a reader who wants to change texture between batches, the Ninja, EanOruus, Canoly and ECOSELF publish a mechanism for it, and the TUUMIIST and Juilist do not.

Which One Fits Your Kitchen

Buyer who wants to skip cutting. The TUUMIIST and EanOruus both publish a 6.5 inch chute, the largest of the five, and a 100 ounce hopper. Either removes the knife and board from the routine. The TUUMIIST states one strainer covers juice, nut milk and sorbet.

Buyer who wants a stated noise figure. The Canoly is the only one of the five that publishes a decibel figure, at 35dB. It also publishes a 90 ounce hopper, a 6 inch chute and a 15 year motor warranty. No other pick here states a warranty length or a noise level.

Buyer who wants to control pulp. The Ninja publishes two interchangeable pulp filters, one for less pulp and one for lots of pulp. No other pick here publishes a pulp level choice. It publishes a 150 watt motor and a 7.93 pound weight, but no chute width or hopper capacity.

Buyer with limited counter height. The Juilist publishes 5.91 inches tall, against 18.5 inches on the TUUMIIST. It states a 3 inch chute and three speeds. It does not publish a weight, so lifting and storage cannot be compared.

Buyer who wants a light machine. The TUUMIIST publishes the lightest weight of the four that state one, at 7.04 pounds, against 13.89 pounds on the Canoly. The Ninja publishes 7.93 pounds and the EanOruus 12.13 pounds. The Juilist publishes no weight, so it cannot be placed on that scale.

What We Could Not Verify

Several figures a buyer would want are absent from the fact sheet. These are the ones we looked for and could not source.

• A published weight for the Juilist, which the maker does not state.
• A published weight for the ECOSELF, which the maker does not state.
• A published feed chute width for the Ninja, which the maker does not state.
• A published hopper capacity for the Ninja and the Juilist, which neither maker states.
• A published wattage for the EanOruus, Canoly and ECOSELF, which none of the three states.
• A published noise figure for the TUUMIIST, EanOruus, Ninja and Juilist, which none of the four states.