Buy the Sana 707 directly on Sana's Site at www.bit.ly/sanajuicers Use coupon code DJ05 to SAVE $20 off your purchase. When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue making impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:25 Then Sana 707 Time-Proven 02:06 This machine is Easy to Clean 02:33 All the tasks this machine can do 04:37 Unboxing Sana 707 07:14 Premium Entry Model Juicer 08:25 These Nozzles Let You Extrude Pasta 08:55 Celery Attachment Makes up to 15% more juice when juicing Celery 09:50 How loud is the Sana 707? 10:30 Buy the Sana 727 to get a quiet Juicer 11:25 Why horizontal Juicers are better than Vertical Juicers 12:09 Best Juicer for People on Keto Diet 12:30 How to disassemble Juicer 13:00 How this juicer works/ How to Clean 13:52 Why the Sana 707 Juices Better 15:50 This machine takes me 90 seconds to clean 16:35 How to assemble the Sana 707 17:35 This part gets you up to 15% more juice from celery 18:26 No-Precutting of Celery or Leafy Greens or Wheatgrass in Sana 707 18:50 Juicing Organic Celery 22:14 How to Get the Celery Pulp Even Dryer 25:06 Why Second Pressed Juice is Darker 25:55 What you will need to Clean when you are done juicing 27:27 Juicing Kale, Carrots and Apples 29:40 How to Know When You Are Done Juicing 31:05 How a Juicer Can Help You Eat Healthier 31:50 How to Install the Blank Plate 32:25 Making Nut Butter in the Sana 707 35:14 How to Make Banana ice "cream" 36:38 Inserting Spout Insert 38:30 Summary of Episode 39:00 Get the LOWEST price on the Sana 707
John, I’ve bought all my juicers from you.The last one I have is the 727 Sana with dc motor and I love it, except for having to cut my celery! What I like to do is after juicing my fruits and vegetables, I take the pulp and cover it with juice full to overflowing the top of my quart mason jar,(gets the oxygen out)lid it and store it in the fridge. Then I make smoothies by taking one or two bananas and adding some of my juice mixture to it and make quick smoothies. I sometimes have to add a little water to top off my pulp in my jar, so it doesn’t oxidize .You’ve been a great help to me over the years, and I appreciate it, so thank you.
Correct. This machine is made in the SAME factory as the ORIGINAL 8006, made in South Korea. The New 8006 models are Omega sells are now made in China. So when yours fails, and you want the latest and greatest with similar durability get the Sana 707. This is a TIME-PROVEN model that is built to last.
@@discountjuicers since thats the case then I would have no problem when the time comes to purchase the Sana 707, I use it almost every other day since I had it. Only thing I had to change was the auger simply wear and tear but its over a decade so zero complaints. Thanks for the years of knowledge and I actually bought the Omega 8006 because of your review years ago on that machine
Yes i also have 8006 and we used and abused it, crammed as many fibrous veggies as hopper can hold and never once motor stopped working. Back then 8006 used to be made in korea, now all omegas are from china and they dont last long, many people complain of them breaking down
@@ia6980 I was not aware of that, I just checked the one I have and it was indeed built in Korea May 2012. The only thing I ever had to replace was the auger which is normal imo. It sure is a reliable machine. Good thing I was on a healthy eating diet since 2010 before it became a fad.
Thanks for this.. Im a Anthony Williams follower and have the Omega MM900 and have had multiple parts break.. Replacement costs are insane.. I will look into this juicer you recommend
This video came as a surprise to me, despite the hopper juicers running the waves at the moment, John mentioned this juicer was available in Europe over 10 years now, I'm in the UK and I'm aware of that, I have the sana 606, and happy with that, John showcased the 606 many times, it also uses the sana oil extractor ( to summarise this video is the 10 year celebration of the 707)
While hopper style juicers have their advantages, they also have their disadvantages. For some people a horizontal juicer may make more sense for them, based on what they are juicing and how they like to juice, and the amount of cleaning they want to do.
We have 8006 and we used and abused it, crammed as many fibrous veggies as hopper can hold and never once motor stopped working. Back then 8006 used to be made in korea, now all omegas are from china and they dont last long, many people complain of them breaking down
Thank you very much for the video . I was looking for a cold press masticating juicer after a previous experience with Omega. I found your video very informative and enough for me to make a decision. I compared price with Amazon and ordered from Sana using 2 discount options. I am happy with my choice and looking forward to a new experience and health benefits! Thank you!
HI John, here in South Africa it is sold as the Oscar Classic juicer. It comes with a pressure adjusting front end dial 1 - 5 to adjust pressure according to produce juiced. It actually comes with a 3 year commercial warranty and 20 year motor warranty for household use, and 5 years on the front end parts.We, however, are getting plastic containers for the juice and pulp without a sieve. We also have the 2 extra screens and pasta/sorbet attachments. I suppose the front end pressure adjusting dial can be bought seperately in any market, because this dial is also being used on some Omega models manufactured in Korea and available worlwide. This would make the celery attachment unnecessary.
Thanks for your comments. I do like the adjustable pressure nozzle for sure. That being said, the celery nozzle puts even more backpressure than the adjustable nozzle :) so there still is some benefit.
I prefer the 606 and 707 drum setups to the 727 due to the shorter feed chute and the lack of annoying spinning grinder at the end making them easier to clean. I also like the lack of chrome base plate which scratches easily. The 727 does have the upper hand on the brushless DC motor. I use my 606 drum with 727 motor base for best of both. Its a shame Sana don't offer that hybrid option. Ps. MM advises celery juice to be strained. Also the juice looses colour and taste vibrancy with the inner leafy stalks
Amazing. Great Videos. What would you say to someone that wants to buy the Sana 727.... Is there any down side to getting the 727? I currently have an omega nc 800 and a hurom h 200 and a vacuum blending blendtec with a void lid set up. Also is there any blender set up that you recommend more than blendtec with a void lid or the tribest? I have had both and had both blade assemblies leak eventually.
The Sana 727 is a good machine. I prefer it over the Sana 727 due to the DC motor with multiple speeds. It is truly an upgrade of the NC800, where as the 707 while more advanced than the nc800 *due to celery nozzle, its not an upgrade. Downside of the 727? the cost. That being said, while performance is better than the nc800, I would say its not a necessary upgrade. Unless you got extra money to burn, as you can reduce the RPM by 1/2 than the nc800 to get a bit higher quality juice that is less oxygenated, but will take longer to use. Yield may be a bit (but not significant) higher. All vacuum blenders can cause seals in jar to fail prematurely. No company has gotten this figured out yet. That being said, I feel the blendtec carafes have the best seals and should last longer than other vac blender carafes on the market. That being said, I heard Blendtec is changing how/where their carafes are made, which makes me sad (they were made in the USA in the past)
Would you say that the celery nozzle is worth it? It costs 40 euros in Europe and I saw a video where it just helped to get very little bit more of the juice
I do discuss the void blender in the episode: th-cam.com/video/O9dbDd84Ey4/w-d-xo.html That being said, while I have heard good feedback on the void vacuum blender, the fact of the matter is it is a chinese-made blender that while performs well, only has a 1 yr warranty. I would encourage you to purchase a used (or new) inexpensive Blendtec blender so you get a longer warranty or more durable machine and then buy the void lid to turn it into a vacuum blender.
Hey, you made a video comparing celery pulp heat levels after extraction from Omega single augur masticators. I’ve had an unsuccessful relationship with the MM1500HD and am fed up. What would you recommend? Does this sana heat up the pulp like the Omegas? Do you recommend the Hurom/Nama 400 for celery? Thanks
The Sana 707 with celery nozzle works by putting more backpressure on the celery to extract a higher yield. I have not directly compared it to the MM1500 yet. But based on my experience with the MM900, which is similar, it appears to put even MORE backpressure on the pulp, meaning it will cause more heat generation. Also the MM1500 and MM900 are made in China, where as the Sana 707 is made in South Korea, so I feel the quality of the 707 is much better. That being said when putting more backpressure on the celery pulp, heat will be generated. I feel there is a bit less backpressure on the Sana 707 with celery nozzle, meaning it should heat celery up a bit less. It depends on how fibrous your celery is and how fast you feed it in. The Hurom 400 and Nama J2 can also juice celery. that being said, it will take longer to clean, and the juice will not be as nutritious and the yield will not be as much as the Sana 707. See th-cam.com/video/L77lEb1F2G0/w-d-xo.html where I juice 5 heads of celery in the J2.
Correct. This model is the IMPROVED NC800 model. Why Improved? 1. Includes special celery nozzle to get up to 15% more juice on celery and greens like Wheatgrass 2. Includes Coarse Juicing Screen for juicing fruit and give you more flexibility to add more pulp to veggie juices. 3. Includes OVERSIZE Glass juice collection cup and Stainless Steel Pulp Catch Container 4. More functional upscale feed chute that is all clear vs black and clear on NC series 5. Compact and More Stylish Shape of the Juicer 6. Better customer service. I have heard many complaints about Omega customer service lately, some customers specifically tell me they dont want to buy another Omega juicer and specify they want a different brand. 7. Of course both the NC800 and the Sana 707 are made in the Same factory in S. Korea that make the best horizontal juicers in the world. So durability is guaranteed.
Depends on the Model. Most Horizontal Omega Juicers these days are made in China. Some of their latest models had issues with breakage. See th-cam.com/video/r2QINllZUd4/w-d-xo.html I think they got that issue worked out (hopefully) that being said, the 707 is made in South Korea, it is a high quality machine that is built to last. I have also have had feedback from customers that Omega customer service is not as good as it used to be. This machine includes OVERSIZE glass + stainless steel catch cups instead of smaller plastic catch cups. It is basically superior to the Omega models in many ways. It also INCLUDES the celery nozzle that will increase celery juice yield by up to 15%. This machine has been out in Europe for the last 11 years and has TIME proven it self for durability. I would easily choose this over an Omega juicer any day of the week. This machine also includes a COARSE hole screen that Omega juicers do not even have.
@@sunilparmar7012 That used to be true maybe 10 years ago, but then Omega started making most of their horizontal juicers in China to increase their profits, IMO. All the Omega horizontal juicers EXCEPT for the NC800 and NC900 are made in China now and at one point Omega was going to discontinue the NC800/NC900.
The 727 does not include a celery attachment. Honestly, the yield on the 707 with celery attachment is a little better than the 727 with its built-in stainless steel pressing/cutting mechanism. That being said, Sana is working on a celery attachment for its 727.
Hi John, I have been researching for awhile so thanks for the heads up! That’s great to know now, as I was on the verge of investing in a 727!! Are there any other changes or improvements proposed for the 727 and when is the new model due for release?? I love the slow juice option of the 727 model, the quality and amount of yield and it’s reverse intelligence capabilities, but personally do not find the glass cup of the 727 too practical, and prefer the glass jug of the 707 a better option for dispensing into other storage for refrigeration.
It will likely yield more but will take a little longer to juice it. See comparison video with the 727. Also twin gear juicers have metal on metal which inevitably leads to metal shavings in the juice and into our body. We want to avoid metals in the body. Twin gear juicers also much harder to clean. th-cam.com/video/ARPi-Ef3NwM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
@@sunilparmar7012This is just not true. The gears do not touch, there are no metal shavings, completely false information . If you want to go down that rabbit hole BPA free plastic means nothing, they just use a different type of Bisphenol just as if not more toxic, look it up. Having used single auger and twin gear the cleaning time difference is minimal. What takes time cleaning is not the juicers but all the accessories used, knifes, chopping boards, cleaning brushes, jugs, jars, counter top, sink etc etc
Technically, the 727 is more advanced due to the 4-speed lower power DC motor with unlimited run time, dual feed chute, and outlet cap-end cutter. That being said, That is the "high end". Some people cannot afford or don't need to have "the best" so the Sana 707 is Sana's Entry level machine for people who don't want to spend the money for the top of the line.
Jhon, Ive been watching you for years bought my kuvings juicer from you. I have been vegan for many years now because of Genesis 1:29 first page if the bible. Please look into the (Gospel of the Holy 12) this is the Oldest Gospel ever found! in Aramaic the language iesus spoke. it was written by the 12 disciples during the time of Christ, 1st century, it was found in 1870 and translated into english in 1921. In the 4th century the pagan ruler Constantine, stole the codex sinaticus, the first complete manuscript of the Old and the New Testament, from ST.Catherine, Mt.Siani. Same place they found the Gospel of the holy 12, 2000 years later.. another name, (The Gospel of the Nazarenes). In the 4th century, Constantine added Animal sacrifice in the bibles Iesus never ate fish nor lamb he is the lamb...mary had a little lamb. The Gospel of the Holy 12, is a 1st century Vegan christ!!!!!! Read to see the Truth, if you think this is hearsay read with the holy spirit but avoid flesh or you will not see the fruits no matter how many times you seek
You do a great job of it, so this isn't about you. Please encourage your friends or associate who speak on the topic of juicing to teach people not to overindulge in fruit juice. Juicing is great. And most people like some fruit in their juice to transition from the garbage soft drinks etc. That said, i see so many well meaning people start juicing and go hog wild with jugs and jugs of fruit juice. It's crazy. The fruit juice should be ancillary. The veg and leafy is primary. That was the whole intention of those who developed the concept. No normal human would ever eat an entire pineapple in one sitting. Well intentioned people are walking themselves into a fatty liver, insulin resistance, and weight gain by going crazy with the fruit. I've seen you explain that before, but it deserves repeating until it becomes common knowledge.
I do advocate for juicing primarily leafy greens and veggies and to minimize fruit juice consumption. For more information watch th-cam.com/video/8XU82WLyX3E/w-d-xo.html to hear my thoughts.
What about the comparison between the Solostar and this 707? There was a video comparing the 727 and the solostar, and i have been debating between the two, but nothing is mentioned here... is there an advantage of the 707 over the Solostar? Thx
Buy the Sana 707 directly on Sana's Site at www.bit.ly/sanajuicers Use coupon code DJ05 to SAVE $20 off your purchase. When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue making impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
I had a question does the sana 707 juice pomegranate?
Surprisingly good explanation and demonstration of everything. Thank you!
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:25 Then Sana 707 Time-Proven
02:06 This machine is Easy to Clean
02:33 All the tasks this machine can do
04:37 Unboxing Sana 707
07:14 Premium Entry Model Juicer
08:25 These Nozzles Let You Extrude Pasta
08:55 Celery Attachment Makes up to 15% more juice when juicing Celery
09:50 How loud is the Sana 707?
10:30 Buy the Sana 727 to get a quiet Juicer
11:25 Why horizontal Juicers are better than Vertical Juicers
12:09 Best Juicer for People on Keto Diet
12:30 How to disassemble Juicer
13:00 How this juicer works/ How to Clean
13:52 Why the Sana 707 Juices Better
15:50 This machine takes me 90 seconds to clean
16:35 How to assemble the Sana 707
17:35 This part gets you up to 15% more juice from celery
18:26 No-Precutting of Celery or Leafy Greens or Wheatgrass in Sana 707
18:50 Juicing Organic Celery
22:14 How to Get the Celery Pulp Even Dryer
25:06 Why Second Pressed Juice is Darker
25:55 What you will need to Clean when you are done juicing
27:27 Juicing Kale, Carrots and Apples
29:40 How to Know When You Are Done Juicing
31:05 How a Juicer Can Help You Eat Healthier
31:50 How to Install the Blank Plate
32:25 Making Nut Butter in the Sana 707
35:14 How to Make Banana ice "cream"
36:38 Inserting Spout Insert
38:30 Summary of Episode
39:00 Get the LOWEST price on the Sana 707
John, I’ve bought all my juicers from you.The last one I have is the 727 Sana with dc motor and I love it, except for having to cut my celery! What I like to do is after juicing my fruits and vegetables, I take the pulp and cover it with juice full to overflowing the top of my quart mason jar,(gets the oxygen out)lid it and store it in the fridge. Then I make smoothies by taking one or two bananas and adding some of my juice mixture to it and make quick smoothies. I sometimes have to add a little water to top off my pulp in my jar, so it doesn’t oxidize .You’ve been a great help to me over the years, and I appreciate it, so thank you.
I have an Omega 8006 over a decade old and still works like day one, looks very similar to this, the whole frontend is identical
Correct. This machine is made in the SAME factory as the ORIGINAL 8006, made in South Korea. The New 8006 models are Omega sells are now made in China. So when yours fails, and you want the latest and greatest with similar durability get the Sana 707. This is a TIME-PROVEN model that is built to last.
@@discountjuicers since thats the case then I would have no problem when the time comes to purchase the Sana 707, I use it almost every other day since I had it. Only thing I had to change was the auger simply wear and tear but its over a decade so zero complaints. Thanks for the years of knowledge and I actually bought the Omega 8006 because of your review years ago on that machine
@@discountjuicers will thec8006 extract the same or similar amount of juice. thank you.🙏
Yes i also have 8006 and we used and abused it, crammed as many fibrous veggies as hopper can hold and never once motor stopped working. Back then 8006 used to be made in korea, now all omegas are from china and they dont last long, many people complain of them breaking down
@@ia6980 I was not aware of that, I just checked the one I have and it was indeed built in Korea May 2012. The only thing I ever had to replace was the auger which is normal imo. It sure is a reliable machine. Good thing I was on a healthy eating diet since 2010 before it became a fad.
Thanks for this.. Im a Anthony Williams follower and have the Omega MM900 and have had multiple parts break.. Replacement costs are insane.. I will look into this juicer you recommend
This video came as a surprise to me, despite the hopper juicers running the waves at the moment, John mentioned this juicer was available in Europe over 10 years now, I'm in the UK and I'm aware of that, I have the sana 606, and happy with that, John showcased the 606 many times, it also uses the sana oil extractor ( to summarise this video is the 10 year celebration of the 707)
While hopper style juicers have their advantages, they also have their disadvantages. For some people a horizontal juicer may make more sense for them, based on what they are juicing and how they like to juice, and the amount of cleaning they want to do.
We have 8006 and we used and abused it, crammed as many fibrous veggies as hopper can hold and never once motor stopped working. Back then 8006 used to be made in korea, now all omegas are from china and they dont last long, many people complain of them breaking down
Thank you very much for the video . I was looking for a cold press masticating juicer after a previous experience with Omega. I found your video very informative and enough for me to make a decision. I compared price with Amazon and ordered from Sana using 2 discount options. I am happy with my choice and looking forward to a new experience and health benefits! Thank you!
HI John, here in South Africa it is sold as the Oscar Classic juicer. It comes with a pressure adjusting front end dial 1 - 5 to adjust pressure according to produce juiced. It actually comes with a 3 year commercial warranty and 20 year motor warranty for household use, and 5 years on the front end parts.We, however, are getting plastic containers for the juice and pulp without a sieve. We also have the 2 extra screens and pasta/sorbet attachments. I suppose the front end pressure adjusting dial can be bought seperately in any market, because this dial is also being used on some Omega models manufactured in Korea and available worlwide. This would make the celery attachment unnecessary.
Thanks for your comments. I do like the adjustable pressure nozzle for sure. That being said, the celery nozzle puts even more backpressure than the adjustable nozzle :) so there still is some benefit.
I prefer the 606 and 707 drum setups to the 727 due to the shorter feed chute and the lack of annoying spinning grinder at the end making them easier to clean. I also like the lack of chrome base plate which scratches easily. The 727 does have the upper hand on the brushless DC motor. I use my 606 drum with 727 motor base for best of both. Its a shame Sana don't offer that hybrid option.
Ps. MM advises celery juice to be strained. Also the juice looses colour and taste vibrancy with the inner leafy stalks
Amazing. Great Videos. What would you say to someone that wants to buy the Sana 727....
Is there any down side to getting the 727? I currently have an omega nc 800 and a hurom h 200 and a vacuum blending blendtec with a void lid set up.
Also is there any blender set up that you recommend more than blendtec with a void lid or the tribest? I have had both and had both blade assemblies leak eventually.
The Sana 727 is a good machine. I prefer it over the Sana 727 due to the DC motor with multiple speeds. It is truly an upgrade of the NC800, where as the 707 while more advanced than the nc800 *due to celery nozzle, its not an upgrade.
Downside of the 727? the cost. That being said, while performance is better than the nc800, I would say its not a necessary upgrade. Unless you got extra money to burn, as you can reduce the RPM by 1/2 than the nc800 to get a bit higher quality juice that is less oxygenated, but will take longer to use. Yield may be a bit (but not significant) higher.
All vacuum blenders can cause seals in jar to fail prematurely. No company has gotten this figured out yet. That being said, I feel the blendtec carafes have the best seals and should last longer than other vac blender carafes on the market. That being said, I heard Blendtec is changing how/where their carafes are made, which makes me sad (they were made in the USA in the past)
Would you say that the celery nozzle is worth it? It costs 40 euros in Europe and I saw a video where it just helped to get very little bit more of the juice
I would love to know if you have a v8 fresh copycat recipe? TIA
Green Machine is probably better which is another one that you also sell. Both good choices.
Could you do a review on the void blender? I know their kits are good but I wonder how good their full blender is
I do discuss the void blender in the episode: th-cam.com/video/O9dbDd84Ey4/w-d-xo.html
That being said, while I have heard good feedback on the void vacuum blender, the fact of the matter is it is a chinese-made blender that while performs well, only has a 1 yr warranty. I would encourage you to purchase a used (or new) inexpensive Blendtec blender so you get a longer warranty or more durable machine and then buy the void lid to turn it into a vacuum blender.
@@discountjuicers thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it! Been struggling making my mind on a not too expensive vacuum blender your vids help
Hey, you made a video comparing celery pulp heat levels after extraction from Omega single augur masticators.
I’ve had an unsuccessful relationship with the MM1500HD and am fed up. What would you recommend? Does this sana heat up the pulp like the Omegas? Do you recommend the Hurom/Nama 400 for celery?
Thanks
The Sana 707 with celery nozzle works by putting more backpressure on the celery to extract a higher yield.
I have not directly compared it to the MM1500 yet. But based on my experience with the MM900, which is similar, it appears to put even MORE backpressure on the pulp, meaning it will cause more heat generation. Also the MM1500 and MM900 are made in China, where as the Sana 707 is made in South Korea, so I feel the quality of the 707 is much better. That being said when putting more backpressure on the celery pulp, heat will be generated. I feel there is a bit less backpressure on the Sana 707 with celery nozzle, meaning it should heat celery up a bit less. It depends on how fibrous your celery is and how fast you feed it in. The Hurom 400 and Nama J2 can also juice celery. that being said, it will take longer to clean, and the juice will not be as nutritious and the yield will not be as much as the Sana 707. See th-cam.com/video/L77lEb1F2G0/w-d-xo.html where I juice 5 heads of celery in the J2.
Sana 727 vs 707 whats the difference?
When can you do a review on the 878 Sana?
I have the omega nc 800 This seams to be very close .
Other than the feed chute looks just like the omega 😮
Correct. This model is the IMPROVED NC800 model. Why Improved?
1. Includes special celery nozzle to get up to 15% more juice on celery and greens like Wheatgrass
2. Includes Coarse Juicing Screen for juicing fruit and give you more flexibility to add more pulp to veggie juices.
3. Includes OVERSIZE Glass juice collection cup and Stainless Steel Pulp Catch Container
4. More functional upscale feed chute that is all clear vs black and clear on NC series
5. Compact and More Stylish Shape of the Juicer
6. Better customer service. I have heard many complaints about Omega customer service lately, some customers specifically tell me they dont want to buy another Omega juicer and specify they want a different brand.
7. Of course both the NC800 and the Sana 707 are made in the Same factory in S. Korea that make the best horizontal juicers in the world. So durability is guaranteed.
What’s the difference between that and the omega?
Depends on the Model. Most Horizontal Omega Juicers these days are made in China. Some of their latest models had issues with breakage. See th-cam.com/video/r2QINllZUd4/w-d-xo.html I think they got that issue worked out (hopefully) that being said, the 707 is made in South Korea, it is a high quality machine that is built to last. I have also have had feedback from customers that Omega customer service is not as good as it used to be. This machine includes OVERSIZE glass + stainless steel catch cups instead of smaller plastic catch cups. It is basically superior to the Omega models in many ways. It also INCLUDES the celery nozzle that will increase celery juice yield by up to 15%. This machine has been out in Europe for the last 11 years and has TIME proven it self for durability. I would easily choose this over an Omega juicer any day of the week. This machine also includes a COARSE hole screen that Omega juicers do not even have.
@@discountjuicersinteresting. I thought you had said previously that the Omegas and Sanas were made in the same South Korean factory.
@@sunilparmar7012 That used to be true maybe 10 years ago, but then Omega started making most of their horizontal juicers in China to increase their profits, IMO. All the Omega horizontal juicers EXCEPT for the NC800 and NC900 are made in China now and at one point Omega was going to discontinue the NC800/NC900.
Does the 727 have / need the celery attachment that the 707 comes with.?
The 727 does not include a celery attachment. Honestly, the yield on the 707 with celery attachment is a little better than the 727 with its built-in stainless steel pressing/cutting mechanism. That being said, Sana is working on a celery attachment for its 727.
Hi John,
I have been researching for awhile so thanks for the heads up! That’s great to know now, as I was on the verge of investing in a 727!! Are there any other changes or improvements proposed for the 727 and when is the new model due for release?? I love the slow juice option of the 727 model, the quality and amount of yield and it’s reverse intelligence capabilities, but personally do not find the glass cup of the 727 too practical, and prefer the glass jug of the 707 a better option for dispensing into other storage for refrigeration.
You're saying this juicer will do a better job than the Green Star twin gear Juicers at juicing celery?
It will likely yield more but will take a little longer to juice it. See comparison video with the 727. Also twin gear juicers have metal on metal which inevitably leads to metal shavings in the juice and into our body. We want to avoid metals in the body. Twin gear juicers also much harder to clean.
th-cam.com/video/ARPi-Ef3NwM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
@@sunilparmar7012Thanks for the video. But the Greenstar doesn't put metal shavings in the juice because the gears don't actually touch.
@@sunilparmar7012This is just not true. The gears do not touch, there are no metal shavings, completely false information . If you want to go down that rabbit hole BPA free plastic means nothing, they just use a different type of Bisphenol just as if not more toxic, look it up. Having used single auger and twin gear the cleaning time difference is minimal. What takes time cleaning is not the juicers but all the accessories used, knifes, chopping boards, cleaning brushes, jugs, jars, counter top, sink etc etc
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I thought the 727 is the upgrade to the 707
Technically, the 727 is more advanced due to the 4-speed lower power DC motor with unlimited run time, dual feed chute, and outlet cap-end cutter. That being said, That is the "high end". Some people cannot afford or don't need to have "the best" so the Sana 707 is Sana's Entry level machine for people who don't want to spend the money for the top of the line.
Jhon, Ive been watching you for years bought my kuvings juicer from you. I have been vegan for many years now because of Genesis 1:29 first page if the bible. Please look into the (Gospel of the Holy 12) this is the Oldest Gospel ever found! in Aramaic the language iesus spoke. it was written by the 12 disciples during the time of Christ, 1st century, it was found in 1870 and translated into english in 1921. In the 4th century the pagan ruler Constantine, stole the codex sinaticus, the first complete manuscript of the Old and the New Testament, from ST.Catherine, Mt.Siani. Same place they found the Gospel of the holy 12, 2000 years later.. another name, (The Gospel of the Nazarenes). In the 4th century, Constantine added Animal sacrifice in the bibles Iesus never ate fish nor lamb he is the lamb...mary had a little lamb. The Gospel of the Holy 12, is a 1st century Vegan christ!!!!!! Read to see the Truth, if you think this is hearsay read with the holy spirit but avoid flesh or you will not see the fruits no matter how many times you seek
Is there nothing that doesnt take 45 minutes to make 32 ounces of celery juice? lol
You do a great job of it, so this isn't about you.
Please encourage your friends or associate who speak on the topic of juicing to teach people not to overindulge in fruit juice.
Juicing is great. And most people like some fruit in their juice to transition from the garbage soft drinks etc.
That said, i see so many well meaning people start juicing and go hog wild with jugs and jugs of fruit juice. It's crazy.
The fruit juice should be ancillary. The veg and leafy is primary. That was the whole intention of those who developed the concept.
No normal human would ever eat an entire pineapple in one sitting.
Well intentioned people are walking themselves into a fatty liver, insulin resistance, and weight gain by going crazy with the fruit.
I've seen you explain that before, but it deserves repeating until it becomes common knowledge.
I do advocate for juicing primarily leafy greens and veggies and to minimize fruit juice consumption. For more information watch th-cam.com/video/8XU82WLyX3E/w-d-xo.html to hear my thoughts.
Fatty liver and insulin resistance is from a high fat diet not from.consuming sugars such as fruits and potatoes.
What about the comparison between the Solostar and this 707? There was a video comparing the 727 and the solostar, and i have been debating between the two, but nothing is mentioned here... is there an advantage of the 707 over the Solostar? Thx