Suppot John and purchase using the links below: Learn more and purchase the Omega Cold Press 365 Juicer at: www.discountjuicers.com/omegacoldpress365.html Learn more about and purchase the Omega Compact Juicer at www.discountjuicers.com/omegacompact.html Learn more about and purchase the Omega NC800 Juicer at www.discountjuicers.com/omeganc800.html
hello John, I've been wanting to buy a juicer for a while now. My question to you is which juicer would you recommend (on your website of course) with a price point between 250 and 350 dollars? I would really appreciate a reply as I do want to purchase a juicer. Also if there is any promos that's always great. keep up the good work. oh yeah I do want a kind of all around juicer I do like to do some leafy greens also. mainly fruits though.
*I'm INLOVE with this machine replaced my infants eating processed baby food to boosting **MyBest.Kitchen** her immune system with super fruit and veggies. Supper easy to clean!*
Caught this Omega CP 365 a few weeks ago at one of those "One Day Sale" websites for about $57. So yeah, I snagged it. After years of Nutri-Bullet, Nutri-Ninja, and other Blenders, I wanted a machine that extracts pulp (which was becoming more of a pain straining) and was QUIET!!! After I purchased the Omega, I happened upon your TH-cam channel while researching all I can do with the CP 365. And I ended up watching HOURS of your videos. John, thanks for all the work you've been pouring in regarding Juicers in general. Consider me a FAN! So far, I absolutely LOVE the CP365. I wanted an Omega machine for YEARS! But never could justify the expense on my budget. It's a great Entry Level Machine into the world of Cold-Press Juices. And did I mention it is...QUIET???
I was watching a video of Johns’ that was 10 years ago and I was thinking 🤔 WOW was the date wrong on that video as he looks the same as he does in this video
I usually Re~Juice my pulp once. Slow and steady wins the race. This machine will feed most all veggies and fruits by itself if the size is small enough. Use the bottom of the brush stick to push~out the pulp from the pulp end cap.
I bought the 365, it broke the fourth time I used it, on a carrot, The replacement broke too on a beet. It's the first generation of an entry model. The threads gave out against the pressure build up between the clear plastic Chute/Drum (chamber) and End Cap. I then bought a centrifugal model and it sounded like a bomb going off when I dropped something hard into it. My honey wouldn't use it because of the violent nature of the thing. I finally invested in the Omega NC1000HDS...so far so good.
I purchased a horizontal Omega juicer in 2013 and it still works great. I still have all of the original parts. It is very easy to take apart and put together; parts are all easy to clean and wash. My machine came with a 10-year warranty, so I'm getting to the end of the warranty, but I do use my juicer weekly and I feel that I have gotten my money's worth from this. I read user reviews on the Omega website regarding this model. The biggest complaint that I read was that the cap breaks off after a few uses and it's hard for the customers to get a replacement part. I know that one day I will have to purchase another juicer. I would stick to Omega and most likely, the horizontal model.
Okay.. Omega 's style or model NC900 had changed with a new look. It is running great. I juice my celeries, beets, carrots, spinach, kales....almost everyday & love my omega. Thank you very much for sharing.
I've been waiting for this review! I bought this juicer with the Yonana deal. This juicer is awesome. The only thing I notice is that the end cap collects water if placed in a sink full of water. The plastic part gets hard stained/cloudy. Other than that this juicer is AMAZING! I use it everyday!
Hey Jon, I had that issue with the End Cap / Pulp Cap getting full of water; I just tip it on its side and let the water run out, or I take off the plastic round filter and then drain out the water. It’s quite annoying isn’t it.
Don't - the front loader breaks easily and they are less than helpful with replacing it - plus the replacement part is "unavailable". Mine lasted just over 30 days.
I deleted my previous comment to give my review of the Omega 365 I purchased after seeing your video which took it from A to Z in describing and using the juicer. Briefly, I have used a few juicers. One cold press juicer I purchased from a big retail store (not great) several months ago. It was not great, so I decided to try the "smallest cold press juicer" and it was a nightmare from the first time I used it. I had to call the company to explain features NOT in the instructions. What brought me to your review was after I had to use pliers to remove the auger. (instructions - "the auger may stick so you may have to twist off." Uh... no. Not even close. I just put the Omega 365 together so easily just watching your video. Am I dreaming? It was so easy to assemble, so easy to use, not very wet pulp, lots of celery juice, and the cleanup? I am in heaven. I wanted to thank you for your clear, unbiased, helpful video. I won't dread making juice anymore!
I just juiced the most delicious combo: Beet & Red Apple. It’s amazingly sweet and delicious not too mention awe so healthy, and the color is gorgeous. My first time juicing a Beet in my Omega Cold Press 365 Juicer
Although I use the VSJ843 and the NC800, one of my most favorite juices is fresh beets [with the stems and leaves] and granny smith apples. I buy the organic beets [whole] at Kroger, both red and golden beets......unless the farmer's market has them. The red apples are sweeter than the grannies, and I will use the red IF I can find good firm ones, usually Fuji, Honey Crisp, etc. but the best apples come from a local orchard, when they have them, because they will cut them for you to see how crisp they are. Picked fresh daily when in season. We (sometimes) save our pulp and dehydrate if mostly veggies, sometimes freeze it, and use in soups/baking. Mostly we put it in the compost because we have so much of it. Keep your juices flowing......and God bless you.
With this juicer so far I’ve juiced Celery Carrots Kiwi Apples Lemons Blueberries Blackberries Raspberries and the Pulp from Carrots Cucumbers and Celery
Thank u so much for these videos! I've been so confused about the various juicers and these have been so helpful! Decided to go with an Omega NC800 and just ordered from your website. Can't wait to start using it. I'm new to juicing, but have been eating plant based for 7 years. Figure this will help get those extra nutrients in, though! Thanks again!!
How does it work for carrots. I had a nice omega juicer I had to leave in my mold infested apt. 😬...so I have a lot to replace and mostly make carrot juice. Thanks.
Hey John I just wanted to share my experience of cleaning the machine with a Garden hose gun with jet spray and flat spray it makes the clean up so fast spraying the screen and parts i don’t think everybody knows about this method and it would be cool if you could do a video showing people that it works since ive been doing it i juice more because i know the cleanup is a jiffy
Hi John, recently, I bought your juicer. Now, I have an issue with the outlet cap ( drum part ). It stick to the whole part and I can't separate it. Should I return it and get a new one?
I bought this juicer a few days ago. Same exact model It suddenly stopped working while juicing celery. Now, it only "beeps" and the motor won't start. I really like this juicer but man.. It's a bummer its acting up on me so quickly
Hey, so I'm confused, is there more than one "version" of the Cold Press 365? 'Cause I'm seeing one on eBay for like $89 but it looks very different from this one. Is there like a "horizontal" version [this one] and a "Vertical" version [the one on eBay]? Or what?
Went over to the Omega web site and it looks like maybe it's the JC3000 [vertical] "Cold Press 365" as opposed to whatever this more "horizontal" version is [H3000, I guess]? Confusing that they both just list "Cold Press 365" on the front of the box, but seem to be very different style/layout of juicer? Have you tested the JC3000 and compared it head-to-head with other Omega juicers like the H3000, VRT350, VSJ843, and the Omega Effortless Batch juicer? Would be interesting to see them all head-to-head in terms of speed, efficiency, amount and quality of juice produced, ease of cleaning, etc.
The original cold press 365 was a horizonal juicer. They later started to use cold press to identify other juicers. I have not tested the jc3000 model. It is a chinese made (lower cost) vertical juicer. The VRT350/VSJ843/Effortless are all made in S. Korea and are of much better quality.
@@discountjuicers Hmm, interesting... And weird they'd make one in one place and cheaper versus others made somewhere else of higher quality... Anyway, I pulled the trigger and bought the $89 JC3000 on eBay as a stopgap until I can afford the uber-expensive Nama J2. Don't think I can quite fit it into the budget yet. Maybe for Christmas. Or maybe someone will get me one as a housewarming gift, birthday present, or something [unlikely, but y'never know]... Will see how the JC3000 goes. Hopefully it does alright. Though one worries, in general, about clogging with a smaller outlet on the waste/pulp port versus the J2, etc. But, here's hoping it's at least "something" and works okay in the interim without exploding, catching fire, or y'know breaking... ;) ----- Would be interesting to see a review/comparison on it and testing it out to see how it performs [versus like other similar Omega units, or similarly styled Kuvings/Nama units], build quality, durability, easy of assembly, juicing, cleaning, yield, etc. If only 'cause, honestly, it seems like nobody else on TH-cam has reviewed it either. [I've looked. Pretty much all 365 reviews are of the original 'horizontal' model, or else just reposted marketing videos of the vertical one without any actual review/demonstration.] (And, I appreciate your review videos.)
Isn't a "cold press" juicer the same as a masticating juicer? I bought an Omega masticating juicer years ago which looks very similar to the one in the picture.
Yes, they are the same. Both terms apply to the same style of juicer. Centrifugal is the old spinny type with like a grater on the bottom that sounds like a rocket engine. Masticating / slow / cold-press juicers [either horizontal or vertical] are the same kind, and basically use an augur [kind of like a drill bit] to slowly press/crush/squeeze the juice out of the fruit/vegetable. Then there's apparently twin-gear cold press juicers which are I guess way more expensive [mostly] and have basically like two interlocking augurs / gears which crush/press the fruit/vegetable between them and try to press as much out as possible [highest yield of juice] leaving very dry pulp/waste....
Just make sure you buy from Omega directly. They do not give the warranty to resellers ie Amazon. I’m going through the process of getting my POS NC 10000 replaced as we speak. It has broken twice since February. I’m not ever buying another Omega!
As one of the many benefits of buying from htp://www.DiscountJuicers.com , you get me on your side to ensure Omega provides warranty support. Something you will NOT get if you purchase anywhere else. I have connections most retailers do not have. I am here to ensure you are able to juice and the manufacturers stick to their word on legitmate warranty claims.
John pretty much has compared all of the juicers, and not just the Omega's. The answer lies within what you mostly wish to juice, or make nut butters, sorbet, etc. John has well over 500 videos on juicer comparisons, and they are generally 1 hour each (and longer), pretty hard to start right now watching them all in hopes of deciding on which one to buy in the next few weeks, eh?. I (and spouse) have watched 99% of his videos over the years, including on his green channel and his raw channel, and can give you an easy answer.....go to his DiscountJuicers.com video channel and focus on just two juicers.....the Omega NC800HDS and Omega VSJ843 and see if that is the kind of juicing you will do. These two are the constant winners for best overall juicing.......repeatedly....all-around, price-point, versatility, quality, warranty, ease-of-use, ease-of-cleaning, juice yield, juice quality, etc. etc. The horizontal gives you the extra ease for nut butters, frozen sorbets, and my favorite.......awesome sauerkraut like the Ann Wigmore Institute. We use the vertical for carrots, beets (with stems/leaves), apples, celery, sliced ginger, grapes, kale, spinach, cucumber, peppers, and the like, but we also use the horizontal for the same (but with the versatility with using the blank cone for kraut, etc. We have both the VSJ843 and the NC800HDS [it replaced a 20yr old Samson horizontal that I bought from John in 1999] and one or both of these lives on our counter for daily use. I have been juicing for over 35yrs and have burned up some juicers, and have learned the value of buying the correct juicer for my needs....and not just the most expensive--which can be very misleading. If you only want to grow and juice wheatgrass you need a 'wheatgrass' specific juicer, but the NC800 does a pretty good job with it, especially if you add some other veggie or fruit with it. Even though the VSJ843 and the NC800 do a very similar job.....and VERY well, they are a bit different, which is why we love having both. Watch a lot of vids on the two machines then decide which one to get first, eh? You will not be disappointed. One more thing, not quite so related.....but for the summertime.....for super nutritious and refreshing watermelon juice [including the rind-yes all together] , get the Omega 4000 centrifugal juicer while you still can [pulp ejection model]. Absolutely the BEST watermelon juicer in the universe. [I think it is built by NASA , eh?....rocket or nuclear propelled.....bwahaha] Watch the vids on the VSJ843 and the NC800 Omega's......if you find time let me know what you think. God bless you and Merry Christmas
@@jonaozo540 I'm interested in making almond milk and juicing soft and hard veggies, greens like mint, cilantro and would like to make sorbets. Do you recommend the nc800 or vsj843? Thanks. belizima12@gmail.com
@@elyros7601 Soft veggies/fruits need to be juiced alternating with hard veggies/fruits, or the screen will easily get clogged. Mint and cilantro will work in either model [I juice spinach leaves in both, but I always use a couple of carrots along with the leaves, yet kale works very well alone]. The NC800 is probably the better choice for the leafy greens, but a more expensive twin auger / twin gear model, like a GS-2000 [ discountjuicers.com/greenstar2000.html ] or similar is far better if you do a lot of leafy greens alone. For sorbet, the NC800 is great, and the VSJ843 is a no-go as it does not have a 'blank' screen. The Tri-Best SlowStar { SW2000B ] is a vertical juicer that comes with a masticating bowl for sorbet. Neither of the two models [NC800 or the VSJ843] is good for almond milk although you can make more like an almond water, but the VSJ843 will make a sort of almond milk. For nut milk(s) you really need a machine designed just for that purpose, like the Nutramilk [ discountjuicers.com/nutramilk.html ] , and they/it is awesome at that job. To answer your initial question, between the two models NC800 and the VSJ843, the NC800 will be the better choice. The VSJ will not do sorbet, the NC800 makes great sorbet. The VSJ makes a somewhat almond milk........but between the two models I would run soaked almonds through the 'blank' cone on the NC800, then put it in a blender to finish up.....with some added liquid, but it still isn't almond milk like from the store. Your better off soaking almonds overnight in filtered water and just using a blender.......than depending on the NC or VSJ for almond milk. I hope all this makes sense, if not, just let me know and I will attempt to clarify.
for my first juicer. It lasted 3 years. I than bought the omega 365. It broke at 3 months and omega wouldn’t ship me a new one unless I paid shipping and handling. Btw.. the morpilots auger and omegas auger and attachment are completely interchangeable. I don’t disagree with what you are saying I think this video on a lot of things. However I am extremely dissatisfied with omega and their customer service
The only problem I have is when I put carrots in, it sometimes blows the black end off. You can see it starting to separate from the clear plastic part when you put a heavy load on it. It does alright though.
Hey John, I really enjoyed your recent soup video on Okraw. I've gotta try that real soon. BTW, do you think you would be able to sell the Magimix? If not, do you recommend a seller? Also, that Blendtec vacuum blender looks amazing! Do you know when that will be available on your website? Thanks for all you do!
We hope to start selling the magimix soon, for sure. it has met all my testing requirements. Not sure when the blendtec will be available. I will make video as soon as it is.
Hello DiscountJuicers i have learned a lot from you in the past 1 month. I am about to buy a NC900HDC omega. But I dont find it in your page to support you. Can you help?
I cant believe that after all these years doing reviews the quality of the videos has not improved, they still look like early 2000s...lol...I still appreciate the reviews tho.
Watching your review is like watching a 2 HRS Movie, one has to take out time of their day, get some popcorn and listen an hour of mumbo jumbo to get 5 minutes of good info. There is some good info, but can you realize many people don't have a day to listen to blah blah blah...
It’s a good idea that they give you about 30 juicing screens, as I am steering clear from omega, am so dissatisfied and disappointed with omega, the 15 year warranty with the omega 8006 is a smokescreen, because the motor is never going to break, however the crappy plastic parts are always breaking, and it always happens when try a juice fast. I think omega need to stop using plastic, it’s so annoying when your juicer breaks, and omega are the worst offenders... stop saying the plastic omega use resists breaking! It’s not true.
Yes, the plastic screens can break on ANY slow juicer. That being said, the 15 yr warranty does cover screen breakage if it is due to no fault of your own. I rarely break any screens, but I have broken a few. Is imporant to follow my juicing guidelines to minimize screen breakage I share in the video th-cam.com/video/9x9yv7aIQdQ/w-d-xo.html
DiscountJuicers.com sorry, John speaking out of frustration 😀 thanks for the advice, I’m an impatient person, and probably pushing the produce through too quickly, like you said. Busy busy bisy👍
Don't buy Omega is crap. This morning my new NC1000 broke again for the third time. The black color plastic parts keep braking. Too bad you can't post pictures here on You Tube. To be more specific both my locking clip and blank end cap have broken.
I have also experienced a breakage on the Omega NC1000 as some of my customers have experiened. I would agree that the NC1000 is having some abnormal quality control problems. Normally Omega has solid machines. I do recommend sticking with "tried and true" models, such as the NC800. If you carefully watch my NC1000 vs NC800 video, you can see I prefer the NC800 overall. th-cam.com/video/kSIy1uonapI/w-d-xo.html
My NC1000 has broke twice since I purchased it in February. The plastic blank end cap is the weak part. It’s a problem juicer! Don’t buy it! Their Customer Service is very lacking also. I have a $400+ juicer that is 4 months and and is a paper weight. 😤🥵 Also they say since I bought it on Amazon I don’t have the 15 year warranty. I’ve never dealt with such a poor company! Avoid Omega!
I usually Re~Juice my pulp once. Slow and steady wins the race. This machine will feed most all veggies and fruits by itself if the size is small enough. Use the bottom of the brush stick to push~out the pulp from the pulp end cap.
OMEGA HAS LOWERED ITS QUALITY...... THEY MAKE CHEAP AND PROBLEMATIC MACHINES NOWDAYS....... IF YOU STILL WANT TO BUY AN OMEGA JUICER BUY THE OMEGA VSJ OR THE OMEGA 900.... THOSE 2 ARE THEIR BEST MODELS
Suppot John and purchase using the links below:
Learn more and purchase the Omega Cold Press 365 Juicer at: www.discountjuicers.com/omegacoldpress365.html
Learn more about and purchase the Omega Compact Juicer at www.discountjuicers.com/omegacompact.html
Learn more about and purchase the Omega NC800 Juicer at www.discountjuicers.com/omeganc800.html
hello John, I've been wanting to buy a juicer for a while now. My question to you is which juicer would you recommend (on your website of course) with a price point between 250 and 350 dollars? I would really appreciate a reply as I do want to purchase a juicer. Also if there is any promos that's always great. keep up the good work. oh yeah I do want a kind of all around juicer I do like to do some leafy greens also. mainly fruits though.
*I'm INLOVE with this machine replaced my infants eating processed baby food to boosting **MyBest.Kitchen** her immune system with super fruit and veggies. Supper easy to clean!*
Caught this Omega CP 365 a few weeks ago at one of those "One Day Sale" websites for about $57. So yeah, I snagged it. After years of Nutri-Bullet, Nutri-Ninja, and other Blenders, I wanted a machine that extracts pulp (which was becoming more of a pain straining) and was QUIET!!!
After I purchased the Omega, I happened upon your TH-cam channel while researching all I can do with the CP 365. And I ended up watching HOURS of your videos.
John, thanks for all the work you've been pouring in regarding Juicers in general.
Consider me a FAN!
So far, I absolutely LOVE the CP365.
I wanted an Omega machine for YEARS!
But never could justify the expense on my budget.
It's a great Entry Level Machine into the world of Cold-Press Juices.
And did I mention it is...QUIET???
John I am telling you, you never aged from your videos from 10yrs ago. The juicing definitely help!! Keep it up bud!
I was watching a video of Johns’ that was 10 years ago and I was thinking 🤔 WOW was the date wrong on that video as he looks the same as he does in this video
I usually Re~Juice my pulp once. Slow and steady wins the race.
This machine will feed most all veggies and fruits by itself if the size is small enough.
Use the bottom of the brush stick to push~out the pulp from the pulp end cap.
I bought the 365, it broke the fourth time I used it, on a carrot, The replacement broke too on a beet. It's the first generation of an entry model. The threads gave out against the pressure build up between the clear plastic Chute/Drum (chamber) and End Cap. I then bought a centrifugal model and it sounded like a bomb going off when I dropped something hard into it. My honey wouldn't use it because of the violent nature of the thing. I finally invested in the Omega NC1000HDS...so far so good.
Still going strong - I bought the 15lb. bag of CA-Organic carrots today, $18 bucks
I purchased a horizontal Omega juicer in 2013 and it still works great. I still have all of the original parts. It is very easy to take apart and put together; parts are all easy to clean and wash. My machine came with a 10-year warranty, so I'm getting to the end of the warranty, but I do use my juicer weekly and I feel that I have gotten my money's worth from this. I read user reviews on the Omega website regarding this model. The biggest complaint that I read was that the cap breaks off after a few uses and it's hard for the customers to get a replacement part. I know that one day I will have to purchase another juicer. I would stick to Omega and most likely, the horizontal model.
Funny John; I too saw this juicer on an infomercial. Why I bought it. Ive had mine a few weeks now and love it. It’s fast, easy to use and wash.
Okay.. Omega 's style or model NC900 had changed with a new look. It is running great. I juice my celeries, beets, carrots, spinach, kales....almost everyday & love my omega. Thank you very much for sharing.
I've been waiting for this review! I bought this juicer with the Yonana deal. This juicer is awesome. The only thing I notice is that the end cap collects water if placed in a sink full of water. The plastic part gets hard stained/cloudy. Other than that this juicer is AMAZING! I use it everyday!
Hey Jon, I had that issue with the End Cap / Pulp Cap getting full of water; I just tip it on its side and let the water run out, or I take off the plastic round filter and then drain out the water. It’s quite annoying isn’t it.
“SHOULD YOU BUY THE OMEGA COLD PRESS 365?” Yes, if your income is limited, this juicer is good for you to buy. It’s an amazing slow juicer.
Don't - the front loader breaks easily and they are less than helpful with replacing it - plus the replacement part is "unavailable". Mine lasted just over 30 days.
@@joejundt6389 Thank you, I guess I'm gonna have to cancel the one I have in Walmart's online cart.
I deleted my previous comment to give my review of the Omega 365 I purchased after seeing your video which took it from A to Z in describing and using the juicer. Briefly, I have used a few juicers. One cold press juicer I purchased from a big retail store (not great) several months ago. It was not great, so I decided to try the "smallest cold press juicer" and it was a nightmare from the first time I used it. I had to call the company to explain features NOT in the instructions. What brought me to your review was after I had to use pliers to remove the auger. (instructions - "the auger may stick so you may have to twist off." Uh... no. Not even close. I just put the Omega 365 together so easily just watching your video. Am I dreaming? It was so easy to assemble, so easy to use, not very wet pulp, lots of celery juice, and the cleanup? I am in heaven. I wanted to thank you for your clear, unbiased, helpful video. I won't dread making juice anymore!
I just juiced the most delicious combo: Beet & Red Apple.
It’s amazingly sweet and delicious not too mention awe so healthy, and the color is gorgeous.
My first time juicing a Beet in my Omega Cold Press 365 Juicer
That is Jay Kordich's "Liver Mover" juice. I love it too. It's like a slightly earthy lemonade.
Although I use the VSJ843 and the NC800, one of my most favorite juices is fresh beets [with the stems and leaves] and granny smith apples.
I buy the organic beets [whole] at Kroger, both red and golden beets......unless the farmer's market has them.
The red apples are sweeter than the grannies, and I will use the red IF I can find good firm ones, usually Fuji, Honey Crisp, etc.
but the best apples come from a local orchard, when they have them, because they will cut them for you to see how crisp they are. Picked
fresh daily when in season. We (sometimes) save our pulp and dehydrate if mostly veggies, sometimes freeze it, and use in soups/baking. Mostly
we put it in the compost because we have so much of it.
Keep your juices flowing......and God bless you.
Just bought this and love it!!! Where the extract comes out you can just use a straw cleaner it’s so much easier that way to clean 😁
I like the idea of a straw cleaner! Thanks!
This should be a 5minute video max imo
No no its 40 minutes without show us how to clean it. Lol. So stupid
L Take
Next video with this machine should be a comparison video with the tribest shine juicer being both are slow juicer’s in the same price range.
The Shine is great for the price point, we bought one for the wife to take when she travels.
I have also juiced Coconut and made Coconut Milk. I have also juiced Almonds and made Almond Milk. I tell ya both were delicious 😋 😋
Did you use this machine with those delicious foods? Wow what about garlic? Almonds and coconut together?
With this juicer so far I’ve juiced Celery Carrots Kiwi Apples Lemons Blueberries Blackberries Raspberries and the Pulp from Carrots Cucumbers and Celery
How well did it call me out
So can you do an Omega 365 vs the Shine? I just bought a Shine from your site and I like it.
Coming Soon :)
John I have the older model that is upright. I have a heck of a time taking it apart. What is the easiest model to take apart ?
Is it alao good for carrots and Apples?
Thank u so much for these videos! I've been so confused about the various juicers and these have been so helpful! Decided to go with an Omega NC800 and just ordered from your website. Can't wait to start using it.
I'm new to juicing, but have been eating plant based for 7 years. Figure this will help get those extra nutrients in, though!
Thanks again!!
Thanks for your support. The Omega NC800 is my favorite horizontal single auger juicer at thist time.
Would never buy a juicer with a one year warranty. You never know when things go wrong.
That’s why you say it breaks nine months in and then you get a new one and the warranty starts over
That's why other warranty companies are providing you for 10-20$ for 2 years :)
Just received mine..anxious to get started!
How was it??
You can purchase an additional 4 years on the warranty for not much, I forget how much but it’s not much.
How does this compare to the Nama Vitality 5800 Cold press juicer?
How does it work for carrots. I had a nice omega juicer I had to leave in my mold infested apt. 😬...so I have a lot to replace and mostly make carrot juice. Thanks.
Thank you for thorough review!
New to juicing so I got the right one entry level
I still have your mini green juicer that I bought off you and it still works fine.
I love that machine! Should have kept one.
I actually received this Juicer for Christmas and love it ♥️ but I would love to own the sorbet accessories
Where can I those?
I'm having a very difficult with Omega Juicer h3000d parts in Brazil, any tips? Help-me please. Thankful
Hey John I just wanted to share my experience of cleaning the machine with a Garden hose gun with jet spray and flat spray it makes the clean up so fast spraying the screen and parts i don’t think everybody knows about this method and it would be cool if you could do a video showing people that it works since ive been doing it i juice more because i know the cleanup is a jiffy
No scrub brush needed
Hi! Thank you so much, You have helped me get in this journey. I hope one day you can make a video con Jucing for muscle building.
Tobias said this includes a Omega 365 license as well. Is this true?
I think this is true
Hi John, recently, I bought your juicer. Now, I have an issue with the outlet cap ( drum part ). It stick to the whole part and I can't separate it. Should I return it and get a new one?
I use a straw to push the pulp thru the end cap when cleaning
John, could you review the Nama Vitality 5800, please? Thanks!!
Yes, please. I came here looking to see if you had reviewed it yet.
Same looking to see the nama compared to this lower end model
I bought this juicer a few days ago.
Same exact model
It suddenly stopped working while juicing celery.
Now, it only "beeps" and the motor won't start.
I really like this juicer but man.. It's a bummer its acting up on me so quickly
I just ordered this item from you. Thanks for No Tax and free shipping 📦
juice extraction comparison vs NC800 and Hurom GI?
Hey, so I'm confused, is there more than one "version" of the Cold Press 365?
'Cause I'm seeing one on eBay for like $89 but it looks very different from this one.
Is there like a "horizontal" version [this one] and a "Vertical" version [the one on eBay]? Or what?
Went over to the Omega web site and it looks like maybe it's the JC3000 [vertical] "Cold Press 365" as opposed to whatever this more "horizontal" version is [H3000, I guess]? Confusing that they both just list "Cold Press 365" on the front of the box, but seem to be very different style/layout of juicer?
Have you tested the JC3000 and compared it head-to-head with other Omega juicers like the H3000, VRT350, VSJ843, and the Omega Effortless Batch juicer?
Would be interesting to see them all head-to-head in terms of speed, efficiency, amount and quality of juice produced, ease of cleaning, etc.
The original cold press 365 was a horizonal juicer. They later started to use cold press to identify other juicers. I have not tested the jc3000 model. It is a chinese made (lower cost) vertical juicer. The VRT350/VSJ843/Effortless are all made in S. Korea and are of much better quality.
@@discountjuicers Hmm, interesting... And weird they'd make one in one place and cheaper versus others made somewhere else of higher quality...
Anyway, I pulled the trigger and bought the $89 JC3000 on eBay as a stopgap until I can afford the uber-expensive Nama J2. Don't think I can quite fit it into the budget yet. Maybe for Christmas. Or maybe someone will get me one as a housewarming gift, birthday present, or something [unlikely, but y'never know]...
Will see how the JC3000 goes. Hopefully it does alright. Though one worries, in general, about clogging with a smaller outlet on the waste/pulp port versus the J2, etc. But, here's hoping it's at least "something" and works okay in the interim without exploding, catching fire, or y'know breaking... ;)
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Would be interesting to see a review/comparison on it and testing it out to see how it performs [versus like other similar Omega units, or similarly styled Kuvings/Nama units], build quality, durability, easy of assembly, juicing, cleaning, yield, etc.
If only 'cause, honestly, it seems like nobody else on TH-cam has reviewed it either. [I've looked. Pretty much all 365 reviews are of the original 'horizontal' model, or else just reposted marketing videos of the vertical one without any actual review/demonstration.] (And, I appreciate your review videos.)
how do u compare it with pure juicer for garson theraphy
Should I get target 2year allstate warranty for 26$? Or nah
Isn't a "cold press" juicer the same as a masticating juicer? I bought an Omega masticating juicer years ago which looks very similar to the one in the picture.
Yes, they are the same. Both terms apply to the same style of juicer.
Centrifugal is the old spinny type with like a grater on the bottom that sounds like a rocket engine.
Masticating / slow / cold-press juicers [either horizontal or vertical] are the same kind, and basically use an augur [kind of like a drill bit] to slowly press/crush/squeeze the juice out of the fruit/vegetable.
Then there's apparently twin-gear cold press juicers which are I guess way more expensive [mostly] and have basically like two interlocking augurs / gears which crush/press the fruit/vegetable between them and try to press as much out as possible [highest yield of juice] leaving very dry pulp/waste....
What’s the difference between H3000R and H3000D?
Just make sure you buy from Omega directly. They do not give the warranty to resellers ie Amazon. I’m going through the process of getting my POS NC 10000 replaced as we speak. It has broken twice since February. I’m not ever buying another Omega!
As one of the many benefits of buying from htp://www.DiscountJuicers.com , you get me on your side to ensure Omega provides warranty support. Something you will NOT get if you purchase anywhere else. I have connections most retailers do not have. I am here to ensure you are able to juice and the manufacturers stick to their word on legitmate warranty claims.
I have seen mostly collar breaks on the NC1000 and a very few outlet adjusting knobs break.
DiscountJuicers.com I’ve had 2 blank end caps break.
Besides the NC1000 quality issues, does anybody have similar quality issues with the 8007/8008 series.(also made in China). Thanks.
John when you were mentioning The Medical Medium you sounded just like Ron Popiel!
Can you juice beets in this juicer?
How does this compare to nc800
Can you do a list comparing all the omega juicers? It's hard to tell what are thr advantages and disadvantages from each. They all seem similar.
John pretty much has compared all of the juicers, and not just the Omega's. The answer lies within what you mostly wish to juice, or make nut butters, sorbet, etc.
John has well over 500 videos on juicer comparisons, and they are generally 1 hour each (and longer), pretty hard to start right now watching them all in hopes
of deciding on which one to buy in the next few weeks, eh?. I (and spouse) have watched 99% of his videos over the years, including on his green channel and his raw
channel, and can give you an easy answer.....go to his DiscountJuicers.com video channel and focus on just two juicers.....the Omega NC800HDS and Omega VSJ843
and see if that is the kind of juicing you will do. These two are the constant winners for best overall juicing.......repeatedly....all-around, price-point, versatility, quality, warranty,
ease-of-use, ease-of-cleaning, juice yield, juice quality, etc. etc. The horizontal gives you the extra ease for nut butters, frozen sorbets, and my favorite.......awesome sauerkraut
like the Ann Wigmore Institute. We use the vertical for carrots, beets (with stems/leaves), apples, celery, sliced ginger, grapes, kale, spinach, cucumber, peppers, and the like, but we also use the horizontal for the same (but with the versatility with using the blank cone for kraut, etc. We have both the VSJ843 and the NC800HDS [it replaced a 20yr old Samson horizontal
that I bought from John in 1999] and one or both of these lives on our counter for daily use. I have been juicing for over 35yrs and have burned up some juicers, and have learned the value of buying the correct juicer for my needs....and not just the most expensive--which can be very misleading. If you only want to grow and juice wheatgrass you need a 'wheatgrass' specific juicer, but the NC800 does a pretty good job with it, especially if you add some other veggie or fruit with it. Even though the VSJ843 and the NC800 do a very similar job.....and VERY well, they are a bit different, which is why we love having both. Watch a lot of vids on the two machines then decide which one to get first, eh? You will not be disappointed. One
more thing, not quite so related.....but for the summertime.....for super nutritious and refreshing watermelon juice [including the rind-yes all together] , get the Omega 4000 centrifugal
juicer while you still can [pulp ejection model]. Absolutely the BEST watermelon juicer in the universe. [I think it is built by NASA , eh?....rocket or nuclear propelled.....bwahaha]
Watch the vids on the VSJ843 and the NC800 Omega's......if you find time let me know what you think. God bless you and Merry Christmas
@@jonaozo540 awesome! Thanks
@@jonaozo540 I'm interested in making almond milk and juicing soft and hard veggies, greens like mint, cilantro and would like to make sorbets. Do you recommend the nc800 or vsj843? Thanks. belizima12@gmail.com
@@elyros7601 Soft veggies/fruits need to be juiced alternating with hard veggies/fruits, or the screen will easily get clogged. Mint and cilantro will work in either model [I juice spinach leaves in both, but I always use a couple of carrots along with the leaves, yet kale works very well alone]. The NC800 is probably the better choice for the leafy greens, but a more expensive twin auger / twin gear model, like a GS-2000 [ discountjuicers.com/greenstar2000.html ] or similar is far better if you do a lot of leafy greens alone. For sorbet, the NC800 is great, and the VSJ843 is a no-go as it does not have a 'blank' screen. The Tri-Best SlowStar { SW2000B ] is a vertical juicer that comes with a masticating bowl for sorbet. Neither of the two models [NC800 or the VSJ843] is good for almond milk although you can make more like an almond water, but the VSJ843 will make a sort of almond milk. For nut milk(s) you really need a machine designed just for that purpose, like the Nutramilk [ discountjuicers.com/nutramilk.html ] , and they/it is awesome at that job.
To answer your initial question, between the two models NC800 and the VSJ843, the NC800 will be the better choice. The VSJ will not do sorbet, the NC800 makes great sorbet. The VSJ makes a somewhat almond milk........but between the two models I would run soaked almonds through the 'blank' cone on the NC800, then put it in a blender to finish up.....with some added liquid, but it still isn't almond milk like from the store. Your better off soaking almonds overnight in filtered water and just using a blender.......than depending on the NC or VSJ for almond milk. I hope all this makes sense, if not, just let me know and I will attempt to clarify.
for my first juicer. It lasted 3 years. I than bought the omega 365. It broke at 3 months and omega wouldn’t ship me a new one unless I paid shipping and handling. Btw.. the morpilots auger and omegas auger and attachment are completely interchangeable. I don’t disagree with what you are saying I think this video on a lot of things. However I am extremely dissatisfied with omega and their customer service
Does the auger and shoot from other models fit into this motor?
The only problem I have is when I put carrots in, it sometimes blows the black end off. You can see it starting to separate from the clear plastic part when you put a heavy load on it. It does alright though.
Several reviews said it broke after a few uses?
Hey John, I really enjoyed your recent soup video on Okraw. I've gotta try that real soon. BTW, do you think you would be able to sell the Magimix? If not, do you recommend a seller?
Also, that Blendtec vacuum blender looks amazing! Do you know when that will be available on your website?
Thanks for all you do!
We hope to start selling the magimix soon, for sure. it has met all my testing requirements.
Not sure when the blendtec will be available. I will make video as soon as it is.
Does anyone know how well does this juicer work on Kale, Swiss Chard, spinach, wheatgrass, dandelions stems, beet stems and leaves?
very useful, thank you!
thank you for the valuable information
Can you tell me chute dimentions
Hello DiscountJuicers i have learned a lot from you in the past 1 month. I am about to buy a
NC900HDC omega. But I dont find it in your page to support you. Can you help?
www.discountjuicers.com/omeganc900.html
My drum cap is stuck! First time using this
I have this exact juicer I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ it
Ms overcomer : Sounds like you’re the one who’s being the troll. All I’m doing is stating that the juicer is amazing.
Thank You!
Thank you for your videos!
Just got mine todayyyyyyy
I cant believe that after all these years doing reviews the quality of the videos has not improved, they still look like early 2000s...lol...I still appreciate the reviews tho.
the answer is very simple, he is still using the same Handycam lol
I got it for Christmas and I loving it.
And is so easy to wash.
Love it ❤ #healthylufestyle
what would be amazing is if it got all the juice out on the first run. Time in valuable
Good thank you
The feed chamber seems to move a lot when operating. It doesn't look that durable, at some point all of that movement is going to break the plastic.
Watching your review is like watching a 2 HRS Movie, one has to take out time of their day, get some popcorn and listen an hour of mumbo jumbo to get 5 minutes of good info. There is some good info, but can you realize many people don't have a day to listen to blah blah blah...
Well he also has to take his time to make the video, I’m sure he wants people to know what juicers are for them.
It’s a good idea that they give you about 30 juicing screens, as I am steering clear from omega, am so dissatisfied and disappointed with omega, the 15 year warranty with the omega 8006 is a smokescreen, because the motor is never going to break, however the crappy plastic parts are always breaking, and it always happens when try a juice fast. I think omega need to stop using plastic, it’s so annoying when your juicer breaks, and omega are the worst offenders... stop saying the plastic omega use resists breaking! It’s not true.
Yes, the plastic screens can break on ANY slow juicer. That being said, the 15 yr warranty does cover screen breakage if it is due to no fault of your own. I rarely break any screens, but I have broken a few. Is imporant to follow my juicing guidelines to minimize screen breakage I share in the video th-cam.com/video/9x9yv7aIQdQ/w-d-xo.html
DiscountJuicers.com sorry, John speaking out of frustration 😀 thanks for the advice, I’m an impatient person, and probably pushing the produce through too quickly, like you said. Busy busy bisy👍
I've had three different Omega juicers(nc800, vsj843, vrt350), never once a issue.
You look very young
How old are you sir?
Don't buy Omega is crap. This morning my new NC1000 broke again for the third time. The black color plastic parts keep braking. Too bad you can't post pictures here on You Tube. To be more specific both my locking clip and blank end cap have broken.
I have also experienced a breakage on the Omega NC1000 as some of my customers have experiened. I would agree that the NC1000 is having some abnormal quality control problems. Normally Omega has solid machines. I do recommend sticking with "tried and true" models, such as the NC800. If you carefully watch my NC1000 vs NC800 video, you can see I prefer the NC800 overall. th-cam.com/video/kSIy1uonapI/w-d-xo.html
@@discountjuicers I only have mine for two month and parts have broken 3 times already and then I have to spend weeks before I get a replacement part.
My NC1000 has broke twice since I purchased it in February. The plastic blank end cap is the weak part. It’s a problem juicer! Don’t buy it! Their Customer Service is very lacking also. I have a $400+ juicer that is 4 months and and is a paper weight. 😤🥵 Also they say since I bought it on Amazon I don’t have the 15 year warranty. I’ve never dealt with such a poor company! Avoid Omega!
DiscountJuicers.com Wish I had bought the NC800. I have no faith my NC1000 will ever be a viable long term juicer ☹️
I usually Re~Juice my pulp once. Slow and steady wins the race.
This machine will feed most all veggies and fruits by itself if the size is small enough.
Use the bottom of the brush stick to push~out the pulp from the pulp end cap.
OMEGA HAS LOWERED ITS QUALITY...... THEY MAKE CHEAP AND PROBLEMATIC MACHINES NOWDAYS.......
IF YOU STILL WANT TO BUY AN OMEGA JUICER
BUY THE OMEGA VSJ OR THE OMEGA 900.... THOSE 2 ARE THEIR BEST MODELS
💚💚💚
The cutter blade made of plastic. Is this a joke ?
why I can't watch this dudes videos, I skip forward to the 6 minute mark and he's like "without further a due" wtf. So much useless talk.
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