Differences between Angel juicers
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- Angel makes three versions of their home juicer. In this video, we explain the differences between the Angel 5500, 7500, and 8500.
Angel 5500: Standard model, made with SU304 stainless steel.
Angel 7500: Adds auto reverse feature
Angel 8500: Adds auto reverse, plus juicing parts are made with SU316 surgical-grade stainless steel
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0:20 Introduction
0:45 Why are there so many names for Angel juicers?
2:00 Similarities between all Angel models
3:05 Angel 5500
3:40 Angel 7500
4:40 Angel 8500
English is not my native language . Your explanation was very clear : no difficult words and slow . Perfect and thank you
Thank you. I taught English for many years, and we have an international audience. I really appreciate your kind feedback.
I have the basic model and I use it regularly. It’s great and I’m glad I bought it. I don’t feel like I’m missing anything from the so-called higher end models. I highly recommend it.
You aren't missing anything in terms of performance or yield. The only differences in the 7500 and 8500 are the autoreverse feature and the "surgical" stainless steel (8500).
@@euJUICERScom Hello, is it necessary to get the the "surgical" stainless steel? Could you please tell me some reasons that people would consider to get the the "surgical" stainless steel? Thank you.
@@overcomer3982 Honestly, the only need for the surgical grade of stainless steel is if the juicer will be exposed to corrosive chemicals. Practically speaking, it means only if you live near the beach with a lot of salty air, otherwise the standard stainless steel is fine.
I Have had a 5500 for 8 years and it is the best juicer I have ever owned! Money well spent. Glad I watched this because I feel the 5500 is perfect for me.
I have the 5500 for about 9 years now. Awesome juicer very easy to clean very easy to use. There is some discoloration due to all the carrot juicing. The pulp comes out very dry. And the juice taste awesome.
Carrots can cause discoloration to most juicers, although the stainless steel in Angel juicers holds up better than plastic augers. Our video showing how to deep clean an Angel juicer might help with the carrot stains: th-cam.com/video/nAisjxKRNrI/w-d-xo.html
Have you had to contact them for warranty issues?
@@FlyHawks2 None, no issues for eleven years, works great!
I purchased angel juicer thanks to your comparison videos. It's been 4 years of regular use and I love it. Performance is perfect and juicing is very easy. Straining holes did clog a little from rushed cleanings over time, I soaked in baking soda and everything has been perfect for months. Thanks for your reviews.
Thank you for your kind comments. Good to hear baking soda cleared it up.
Thank you! Finally I know the difference. Great video. Simple, clear, understandable. Thinking of getting an Angel, if so, going for your company.
Thank you for the kind words. We're glad it was helpful.
I have the SA 5500 model several years old, looks almost like new, very shiny despite using it fairly often. I went through a period of juicing all the time, then switched to blending, and now I do both. I use it to juice very tough bitter melon, and it just goes right through it. My other juicer could not even do one single little sliver of this melon. Bitter melon juice is antidiabetic and may rejuvenate beta cells, it's too soon for proof, but I use it and it appears to help. Thanks, Angel. ;) Bob
Extremely helpful video, thanks
I have had an Angel aim 2506 for 15+ years cant remember exactly when I got it but it cost less than £400 ...still works fine and looks shiny :-) It came with a white brush and the wooden pusher had a metal sleeve.
Dan!! Your the best!!!
Thanks so much.
Very good review and also very good, clear and simple english spoken.
Really thanks 😊🙏
Thank you for your kind words.
Awesome video. Thank you!
You're welcome. I hope the information was useful.
I just got the 5500 juicer, but the auger is only two-stage. What is the difference between two-stage vs three-stage augers?
Thank you for the video! Do you know if Angel made an improvement/newer version of the 7500 in the last 5+ years? Or doesnt it matter wether you have a 5/6 years old Angel or a new one. Thank you!
Hi Chipo. A 5-6 year-old Angel should perform almost identically to one prodcued today. Angel has made some small improvements for time to time, the most recent being the redesigned gasket for the main gear. But the basic design has remained the same.
@@euJUICERScom Great! Thank you for the quick reply! :)
I need the 8500 in my life 😇🙏🏽
Please do a greens only juice demo, thanks!
Is there a difference between the models shown in the video (mainly black with different accent colors) and the ones with the more colourful stickers/manuals on them (red, green, black)? Are the "black" ones a newer version of the angle juicers? I hope I am making sense.
Hi Lena. Depending on the country, sometimes retailers will have their own stickers over the controls. In addition to black, I've seen the red in Europe and green in the USA. But they are still the same juicers.
Yeah, just learned that Super Angel sued John Kohler (from Growing Your Greens) for reviewing this brand. Gotta say, I was extremely put off by that fact. As a premium juicer, the Super Angel (self-proclaimed : "the Rolls-Royce of the Juicers!") should be THANKFUL someone like John Kohler was willing to educate your customers & help them make a more informed decision.
Sorry, but the fact that Super Angel sued him tells me : 1) They're aware of flaws within their juicer, 2) They're not keen on transparency & 3) If they were willing to sue John Kohler for reviewing this piece of garbage, chances are if there's a warranty issue....they'll tell you to GFY! Why? Because the average consumer is NOT a social media influencer. And if they're willing to shut down a media influencer who's simply reviewing their product, can you imagine how shitty they'll treat an everyday, average consumer?
Red flag, red flag.....RED FLAG!!!!!!!!!!!! Super Angel Juicer? LMAO. I don't think so!
I agree well said
well spoken!
Thank you.
The only down side of angels juicers is the price
Is the soft fruit screen a must when it comes to juicing said soft fruit, will the 5500 do the job without it basically?
Hello. It's not a must. It just allows you to go longer without having to clean the screen, and reduces backing up. If you feed the fruit slowly it should be OK, depending on the softness of the fruit and the amount you are juicing. You can also add a carrot from time to time to help move things through.
@@euJUICERScomI have seen pineapple tests and the fine screen actually resulted with less foaming and more juice!
So buying the coarse screens seems like a waste of money.
Will the angel juicer extract comparable amounts of spinach juice as a hydraulic press juicer?
The Angel should make more juice, based on our previous test with greens: th-cam.com/video/-roFYa1wPpk/w-d-xo.html
You can see it around the 22:00 mark.
For something on the level of Gerson Therapy, where you would be making 8- 12 juices per day, is that too cumbersome for this juicer? I’ve seen complaints about having to clean the screen too much, but I’m wondering if that has to do with improper juicing technique? I’ve seen your cleaning video, and it really didn’t seem all that bad, nor not that much more involved with some centrifugal juicers. I know that the angel does wheatgrass nicely, where that isn’t the case with a Norwalk.
It really depends on what you would be juicing, and how much. Improper technique - namely, overfeeding the juicer or using overly soft produce - can lead to the juicer backing up. Generally if produce is fed one piece at a time and letting the juicer completely process it, cleaning isn't such an issue. However, 8-12 juices per day would require frequent cleaning. If you juiced in batches (juicing in the morning, afternoon, and evening) it wouldn't be so cumbersome. The juice would retain its freshness if kept refrigerated. The Gerson therapy relies mainly on carrots, greens, and granny smith apples, all of which would juice fine in an Angel. However, as you know, the Gerson Therapy officially recommends hydraulic pressing of organic produce.
Hi EU Juicers how long does the Angel take to clean compared to a vertical juicer such as the Sana 828? Thanks
Hi Mark. it depends on what you are juicing. The Angel has a longer screen to clean, with some tight spaces. But the included scraping tool helps a lot. Probably it only takes 1-2 minutes longer to clean than a vertical.
@@euJUICERScom Thank you for your help 😊
Hello! I work in a kitchen where we have to sanitize everything with water and chlorine. Do you believe that would justify buying the 8500 since it’s chlorine resistant and will be soaked in chlorine water every day or should the 7500 stainless steel be okay? What do you think?
In this case, the 316 stainless steel would be the much better choice. Chlorine is very tough on stainless steel, and the 316 grade steel in the 8500 is much more resistant to chlorine and other harsh chemicals.
Is the SU316 steel usefull in time ? I Mean if i just take the 5500 does the equipment will corroded so i will have to change them in the next ten years ? my deep concern is auto reverse is just about little commodity so nothing more than marketing for 200 euros more but is there a real reason to spend more for the premium version ? 🤔
The main benefit of the SU316 is if the juicer is operated in an environment where it would be often exposed to salty air. Otherwise, the 5500 is perfectly suitable.
@@euJUICERScom An environment exposed to salty air... what do you mean exactly for exemple?
@@R-Waze Basically if you live near the sea. I can't think of any other reason the SU316 is needed.
@@R-Waze Juicing on Malibu... kitchen on beach/ open air coming in. It can corrode/rust stailes steel rails on balconies . etc.
normal world . all safe
Do you mind telling me where we can buy an angel juicer here in taiwan?
Unfortunately I'm not aware of any distributors in Taiwan. Your best possibility may be to contact Angel Juicers directly in South Korea: angelcorp.co.kr/En/html/aboutus/location.html
They also have an online shop, but I'm not sure if they have any shipping restrictions: angel-juicer.com/html/04_shop/shop0101.html
Do you have cleaning video yet? Or the accessories video?
Hi Phil
The cleaning video is here: th-cam.com/video/nAisjxKRNrI/w-d-xo.html
The accessories video is here: th-cam.com/video/iejsHINzQEU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
For how long can I use the 7500 continuously?
Angel recommends a maximum of 30 minutes. But the motor will need to be turned off before then to clean the juicing screen after each liter or so of juice, depending on the ingredient, if you are juicing continuously.
Or the rest of your life
Angel 7500 and 8500. I read 'In order to avoid corrosion and damaging the magnetic sensor, DO NOT completely submerge the Extracting Housing in the water.' What's your experience? Is it easy to clean the Extractor Housing without damaging the magnetic sensor? Isn't it better to buy an Angel 5500 and not worry about getting the sensor wet while cleaning?
The magnetic sensor is also on the 5500. It's not the autoreverse sensor, but the safety sensor to make sure the parts are assembled correctly before operating. Angel updated their recommendations, and it can be submerged in water, as long as it is dried off completely. We've never had any problems with the sensor getting wet - it's more troublesome if it is put in a dishwasher, because the heat can eventually affect the magnet.
Exactly what parts of the 8500 are made of SU316 surgical-grade stainless steel?
Twin gears, extracting screen, splash guard.
@@ajetk not needed. just to make some people more special... marketing
I want to buy an angel jucier but awre they better or worse then the pure jucier
They are completely different. The Pure juicer uses a two stage process, first grinding the produce into pulp, then using a hydraulic press to squeeze the juice out through a bag. The Angel uses a twin-auger masticating process. Both sides have their pros and cons, but both are also excellent juicers.
Hi guys, do you have a recommended seller for an Angel juicer in Sweden? :)
Thanks for your reply :/
Hi Sinuhe. I apologize for the delay. I wanted to confirm shipping costs with Sana Store, and the logisitics manager was away yesterday. You can purchase it via Sana Store here www.sana-store.com/angel-5500-twin-gear-juicer. Shipping is free to Sweden.
EUJUICERS.COM Hi Dan, thanks for your message! I took a look on the webpage and weirdly enough the prices are higher doing the exchange rate to Swedish crowns compared to Sweden-based companies. Anyways, thanks for the tip :)
I’ve seen demos for cashew and peanut butter. How about almond butter? They are harder nuts than both cashews and peanuts, and of course, walnuts. The reason I’m asking is, almond butter is the reason why I would get the nut screen housing.
I haven't tried almond butter with the Angel. However, I have read on other sites that it is possible. The key would be to soak them in water overnight to soften them before processing, and adding a little oil while processing them.
Thanks for the awesome video! Do you know if on airplane carry on is ok?:)
It depemds on the weight limit. The Angel juicer and all parts topgether weigh about 10kg.
How do you think these compare to Tribest Star Pro juicers?
Tribest sucks !!!
They all look like baby elephants to me.
How is their customer service? I’ve heard they are not good. I just want to be sure if I’m paying this much I can talk to someone if the engine breaks etc and they are honest and will honor warranty.
The customer service is handled by each individual distributor, and not Angel themselves. So it depends on where you are. An authorized distributor is contractually bound to honor Angel's warranty. We have no problems here in Europe, but I don't know the situation in other regions.
I have the middle one , very good in yield and taste, pretty good and easy to clean tbh. However for the price its really bad they cannot give a better juice jug and pulp container which do break , your paying 1000pounds ! glass jar or steel should be standard as they are promoting plastic free or at least have it in the same robust material as vitamix containers. The customer service is pretty poor tbh , you cant get in touch with them. Brilliant on making green juices and fruit ones too , though pineapple nope lol A very good machine though and one that if you can get get or on finance if used everyday within 6 months you get about half the money back on savings of fresh produce
How has your customer service experience been? I want to get one but I have heard this repeatedly. I feel like if I’m going to pay that much I should get good customer servicez
@@FlyHawks2 with Angel itself not much at all tbh. Keep in good communication with the retailer of it.
I've had mine 7 years and looked after it.
Got a square glass collecting jug , bought extra silicon rings to go around the twin gear housing unit though a good company will help with these.
New pulp container needed as it got broken ,annoying tbh as not cheap machine and it should be made out of sturdier material or go for a steel one if it's available instead ....
It's a fabulous machine though , worth the investment ,initial outlay yes is alot , frustrating on pineapple however doable ( patience lol) and greens it's awesome.
Pretty easy to clean and if going to be used regularly then one will get back the money in produce savings that's for sure as yield is very good, and they taste great with no plastic touching it 😋
How much does it cost
The price varies according to the country, and is set by Angel. You can see our current prices for most of Europe here: www.eujuicers.com/juicers/dual-gear
The 8500 has also a wider mouth (?)
No, the dimensions are the same on all three Angels.
Where do i buy one in the USA?????
I believe it's sold in the USA as "Super" Angel Juicer.
@@euJUICERScom The Name "Super" Angel Juicer is silly as is the naming scheme e.g. Deluxe Pro, Deluxe almost Super Duper, and the Super Duper (sarcasm). American market should have kept it simple with the 5500, 7500, and 8500. I ordered one recently. I almost didn't take the company seriously until doing more research.
@@athletejmv I agree. The marketing there is a little confusing, especially with four models instead of three (the fourth including the coarse screen). Maybe it comes with a red cape with the letter S :)