Omega NC 800 & Super Angel Juicers Compared
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
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How does a Single Auger Juicer to a Twin Gear Juicer in juice yield, juice quality, taste, and durability of appliance?
In this video, Marc sets out to test the two juicing processes with the Omega NC800 Juicer as the single auger juicer and the Super Angel 7500 Juicer as the twin gear juicer.
In this case, both juicers turn at almost the same speed, 86 RPM for Super Angel and 80 RPM for Omega. However, what differences them is the type of augers used. With the single auger juicer, it is one large screw-type auger that presses and squeezes the produces while the Super Angel has two large screw-type augers pressing against each other. This creates more pressure which ultimately squeezes out more juice.
The Super Angel Juicer excels in all aspects including performance, quality of juice, driest pulp, and highest juice yield. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
The Green Star Elite is the only other juicer in the market that is comparable to the Angel. I would love to see a comparison of these two juicers doing a mostly green drink (kale, celery, cucumbers, etc), and how they compare on cleaning and the warranty.
The Green Star Elite has magnetic gears that supposedly yield more nutrients, but until I see some scientific studies, I think that may be a gimmick.
i think doing a comparison with the norwalk juicer would be awesome! ive been waiting for years for the norwalk and other juicers go head to head but sadly it never does :(
I'm confused! Are you saying the Angel is a better deal because it squeezes out a few more ounces of juice even though it cost 5 to 7 times as much money as the NC800?
What exactly are you trying to say, when it comes to the biggest bang fie the buck????
+Tony Olson The Super Angel yielded more juice than the NC800 in this comparison. It typically yields 20 to 30% more juice than most other juicers, which is not insignificant. The fiber is totally broken down whereas the fiber from the NC800 is full of small un-juiced chunks. Does it make the Super Angel a better deal or bang for the buck? That's up to you to decide.
Well I have to admit, though I own a NC800 and love it, the Angel juicer, with the solid stainless steel construction, is VERY sexy! I wonder what cleaning it is like? The NC800 has a tiny screen that cleans in 5 seconds. Can you tell us what the warranty is for the Angel Juicer?
+Tony Olson The screen on the Angel takes a few minutes to clean. It does include a stainless steel scrapper which helps but there is a lot of screen surface to brush so that is the most time consuming part to clean. It has a 10 year limited warranty in the US. 10 years on the motor base and 5 years on other parts like the screen. Full details here: superangeljuicers.com/using-your-juicer/warranty
I understand the Angel is a Korean company and they have withdrawn from the American market. I also understand their warranty is very poor.
+Uncle Bernie Unfortunately there is lots of misinformation about the Super Angel Juicers. I can only speak from my personal experience and it has been excellent so far. I have not found a juicer that extracts as much juice as the Super Angel does. It is more work to use than a centrifuge or upright masticating juicer and more work to clean but the 20-30% extra juice it squeezes out makes it worthwhile for me.
if you were serious about juicing-and I think you are-the only juicer to own is the Norwalk.
+Uncle Bernie Do you own a Norwalk?
no-aTribest Slowstar