Best Masticating Juicers of 2026: 3 Compared

This EanOruus model sits at the front of the pack because it does three jobs from one machine - swap the Juice strainer for the Sorbet strainer and the same unit makes creamy nut milk or frozen-fruit sorbet. The 6.5-inch chute takes whole apples and oranges, the 100oz hopper is sized for family-scale batches, and a high-torque AC brushless motor handles the toughest fibrous produce. It's the heaviest electric pick here, but the capability spread is what earns the top rank.

Tuumiist lands at number two by matching the wide-chute, big-hopper formula at a lighter weight. Its 350W motor turns at a gentle 60 RPM for quiet slow extraction, and the 6.5-inch chute swallows whole apples so you skip the cutting board. The quick-release parts detach in seconds for washing, and the whole thing is 100% BPA-free. At about 7 lb it's noticeably easier to move and store than our top pick.

Mechanically this is the same machine as our top pick - dual Juice and Sorbet strainers, a 6.5-inch chute, a 100oz hopper, and the high-torque AC brushless motor - dressed in a bright white finish for kitchens that want the lighter look. It makes juice, nut milk, and sorbet from one base, and the wide chute means whole apples and oranges go straight in. It ranks just behind the gray version as the premium choice, with an identical capability list.

The 5ive earns a mid-table spot as a sensible everyday slow juicer. It uses slow juicing technology to gently extract while preserving nutrients, enzymes, and flavor, and a 5-inch wide chute trims your prep work. A built-in safety system stops the machine the moment the lid is opened, and the detachable parts are made to soak and rinse. It even ships with access to a digital recipe e-book to get you started.

Smallhoo keeps things refreshingly simple. The one-piece body breaks down into just three parts and comes with a cleaning brush, so assembly and washing are quick. A 300W motor paired with a 55 RPM slow-squeeze system mimics hand-squeezing to cut heat and oxidation, while the 5.3-inch chute and 60oz hopper let you load whole produce and walk away. Every juice-contact part is BPA-free, food-grade material.

The Fretta is our value choice for buyers who just want clean cold-pressed juice without paying for sorbet modes or a mega-hopper. Its 3-inch-wide feed funnel handles large fruits and vegetables with a bit of trimming, and a 200W DC motor drives low-speed cold-press extraction that preserves nutrients while pulling solid yield. The build is BPA-free, and it's pitched as quiet and strong for daily use. You give up chute width versus the leaders, but the essentials are all here.

Euhomy makes a strong budget case with an upgraded 5.8-inch extra-large feed chute that fits whole apples on a relatively compact footprint. The smart hopper and screen are integrated for convenience, slow cold-press extraction does the work, and one-button operation keeps things simple. A rotating button runs it, and the box includes two cups, a brush, and a manual. It ranks mid-pack as a tidy, easy-to-run everyday option.

Godspeeds targets busy households with a 5.8-inch wide chute that fits whole apples and a 300W motor paired with precision masticating extraction for smooth, high-yield juice. The removable filter resists pulp buildup, slow masticating crushing helps keep natural flavor and texture intact, and a quick 3-step assembly makes it easy to set up or give as a gift. It lands in the lower-middle of the field as a capable, no-drama daily juicer.

This Tuumiist brings a responsive touchscreen to the wide-chute formula, giving one-tap control over juice, nut milk, and sorbet modes. The 6.5-inch chute takes whole apples and celery straight in, the 100oz large-capacity hopper supports big batches, and the design advertises a high juice yield with a 3-minute rinse for cleanup. It ranks in the back half mostly on overall scoring, not for any missing core feature.

The Zulay Kitchen Cast Iron Juicer is the odd one out here - a manual citrus press rather than an electric masticating machine. Crafted from heavy-duty cast iron, it's engineered for continuous high-pressure use and built to survive busy bars and juice stands while staying simple enough for home use. One press extracts maximum juice while keeping seeds out and minimizing pulp, and the detachable strainers make cleaning easy. It's the heaviest pick by a wide margin and strictly for citrus.