These are the best juicers for turning your kitchen counter into a juice bar

The Omega is the creme-de-la-creme of masticating (slow-speed) juicers. Since it processes at a slower speed, you won't miss out on any nutrients. You can juice anything from fruits and vegetables to leafy greens — but it doesn't stop there.?

The Omega will also turn nuts into nut butter (homemade peanut butter anyone?), grind coffee beans, make pasta, frozen desserts, baby food... to be honest, we're not sure there's much it can't do. Additionally, its slow speed method makes for a super quiet juicing experience. ?

When it comes to quality juicing, Breville shines as a trusty manufacturer, which is why it's no surprise the JE98XL model is Amazon's Choice for "best juicers." For a price significantly less than some other Breville models, the JE98XL delivers the same top-notch performance. Its extra-wide 3-inch feed chute allows you to pump out a full 8-ounce glass of juice fast. We're talking less-than-five-seconds fast — and with little to no preparation. Breville also claims that its patented Nutri Disc system extracts more nutrients than any other juicers, since it transfers minimum heat, protecting enzymes and allowing for maximum nutrient absorption. It has a froth separator, but sometimes the froth still comes out into your glass.

Though it comes with a heftier price tag than the JE98XL, the Breville 800JEXL is called "elite" for a reason. Breville endearingly refers to this model as the "Rolls Royce" of juicers, with its powerful 1000-watt motor and heavy grade die-cast metal body. Like the JE98XL, it has a dual high/low-speed switch so you can switch depending on if you're juicing hard fruit or soft produce. This model's "fast" speed setting beats the JE98XL at a lightning-fast 13,000 RPM, shaving time off the process. It's not the smallest or lightest juicer to store, but it's an investment that you'll want to show off on your countertop.

The whole "DIY healthy eating thing" is a great, but all of the appliances required sure make for a lot of clutter. We love a good two-in-one machine, and the Tribest Slowstar Vertical Slow Juicer can get you cold-pressed juice plus sorbets, salsas, and so much more with a handy mixer attachment. Premium, all-encompassing juicers usually require you to do some prep work. Leafy greens like spinach and highly-fibrous pieces like carrots and ginger root are totally a go, but you'll want to chop them into smaller pieces before putting them in the juicer (same with whole fruits).?

Hurom gives 【惠人原汁机售后服务】 big players like Omega and Breville a serious run for their money. The HP Slow Juicer is a sturdy contender, made of impact-resistant, BPA-free materials to churn out your concoctions without worrying about it falling apart. Beauty and brawn, baby.

Slow and steady is a legit thing when it comes to cold-press juicers, and the 43 RPM of this juicer will help get the most out of your fruits and veggies. The retro style is clearly a main selling point, so no one will blame you if you want to leave this sitting on your counter as decor. Luckily, it's quite compact and can be stored easily. If it is sitting out, you'll appreciate safety features like sensors that only allow it to operate if the chamber is 100% assembled. There's also a built-in cooling system with vents to prevent overheating, and the chute is designed to keep out small fingers.

We know, we know—another Breville model. What can we say? We can't argue with quality, and we certainly don't think quality should be an issue for those with less counter-space—which is why we give you the Breville BJE200XL Compact Juicer.?

The Breville Compact takes up far less space than other Breville models while still boasting the same juicing capabilities. It has a 700-watt motor and operates at a single speed of 14,000 RPM. It has the same extra-wide 3-inch feed chute as the other Breville models, so don't let its small size fool you — this thing can still take down whole fruits.?

Buying a juicer doesn't have to be a black and white thing —?meaning beginners shouldn't get stuck with tiny citrus juicers and seasoned vets shouldn't get stuck with $400 premium models. This Hamilton Beach model is an easy in-and-out job. No prep, quick, effective juicing, and next to no cleanup. Plus, it's affordable. What's not to love?

It cranks out 850 watts of power and has a 3-inch-wide chute that you can fit whole foods into (for example, a whole apple). Stubborn veggies like celery or carrots may need to be chopped for an easier process, but that happens with even the most expensive machines. If you feel your counter vibrating, just know that even though it's annoying, it doesn't mean your juicer is about to explode. All of the juicer's removable parts are dishwasher safe, which makes clean-up super easy —?though it doesn't make much of a mess to begin with.

Squeezing leafy greens takes a special amount of care.The Original Healthy Juicer is the way to *manually* do just that. This juicer is the solution for those that don't want to lay out hundreds for an expensive masticating juicer, but also don't want to settle for a cheap, crummy manual model.?

As the folks at The Healthy Juicer say, this thing was designed to be "simple, mobile, versatile, and easy to clean." Simple is right. To use, just put a juice cup under the spout, place your greens into the chute, and start churning. Cleaning this thing is a breeze, since all you have to do is unscrew the parts, rinse them off in the sink, and boom—you're done. Thanks to its high juice-yield and cold-press technology, you can rest assured your greens will be nutrient-packed to the max.?

Mini citrus juicers (the ones that look more like food processors) are cute and all, but having to push the fruit in takes too much effort for anything past a quick glass of orange juice. The Cuisinart Pulp Control Citrus Juicer is a happy medium between machines for beginners and expensive, advanced ones — and it's one of Amazon's best-selling citrus juicers.

This is called a "citrus juicer" for a reason, guys. Shoving kale or apples in here is just going to get you a clogged machine and chunky results. You've been warned. However, for small batches, the electric reamer really does a number on oranges, grapefruits, and more. Switching to the spin or centrifugal cycle does a decent job of pulling juice from the pulp, but seeds seem to sneak through and it's not great with peels. If you do it right, 400 milliliters of juice is yours in just a few minutes.

Small, quick, and no extra parts needed. This no-frills juicer is perfect for beginners and people who don't want more than a basic fruity concoction. To use, just push your citrus fruit of choice onto the cone and let it get to work. The self-reversing cone ensures that you'll get the absolute most juice out of your fruits by switching directions mid-juice. The 32-ounce pitcher comes with convenient measurement marks and will make up to a quarter-gallon of the good stuff.?

You can even adjust the amount of pulp you let into your juice using the Adjustable Pulp Control. The container doubles as a pitcher, so your contents can go straight into a glass.