👇10% Off Hurom H400 (Code: SK10) sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-h400-ftr4/ 👇$55 Off Nama J2 (Code: SK10) sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-nama-j2-ftr4/ 👇20% Off Juicing EBook sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-juicing-book/ Hey, just a heads up: no one sponsored this video. When you buy through the links above, I sometimes get a small kickback. After you’ve clicked them, you can use one of the coupon codes to save up to $100! I wish you could see the late nights I’ve spent hunched over my desk, scripting, editing and spilling juice on my counters. Just know that your support goes a long way. So if AND only if..you found this video helpful, please consider clicking those links right now. Thanks for watchin’ and I appreciate the heck out of you 😊
I have a Nama J2 and the customer support is UNREAL. I had a problem with a part in the juicing section. They replaced the whole thing, the auger strainer sweeping thingy, everything. No questions asked. They also replaced the lid because I said it came off too easily. I’ve never experienced such amazing customer service. I find it very easy to clean. And the juice is always excellent. I use it daily.
I been watching many reviews between these two. And all of them literally so bias toward one. This TH-camr only one that present both side clearly without any bias. Decided to get Hurom400
@@SFV_Aurora it comes down on pulp tbh. if you don't mind little bit of pulp, then Hurom win everything. for me it was ease of putting it back in and off and washing.
@@basketballmaven1454 then you want H400. Easiest to clean cuz less pieces. Also all can be one piece. The two buckets J2 has (for juice and waste) are annoying and take spaces. Only thing J2 has over h400 is little to no pulp.
I’ve been researching this too, like crazy, and conclusion is the CLEANING is the most relevant (for me). Large hopper just means more/quarts of juice for storage which I don’t do (I drink immediately): pulp or some of it is very necessary for gut biome health (so greatest extraction is an efficiency metric, not better for health metric - just as finest milled flour is more insulin stimulating - not good): Had 3 different kinds of juicers, it always comes down to cleaning; and less parts taking up drying space - for me, and Hurom ticks that box well. H-70 is cheaper.
just got the H70 and love it. And even if you want smooth pulp free juice just get a pulp strainer. I actually use the nama pulp strainer from their website that actually fits perfectly into the H70 juice cup! Pulp free juice from the H70. Best juicer. You have the choice of having pulp or no pulp plus easy cleaning!
@@kristinaz7046 I do I really do!! I wish I could afford a bigger juicer like the X1 Mini only because I have a small clientele but the Nama J2 does its job. I even upgraded to a larger Hopper
This is a very informative comparison and a great video. The Hurom H400 is quicker to assemble and clean, but is it ultimately quicker to produce a very large quantity of juice? The Nama J2 has a 1000 ml hopper while the Hurom H400 has a 550 ml hopper. How long would it take each machine, taking into account assembly, extraction and cleaning, to produce 1 l of juice? Perhaps for larger quantities, the Nama J2 would be more interesting. Especially if you also have to include electricity, depreciation (depending on the number of years of the engine warranty for example). This is just a suggestion but maybe it would be interesting to also include the energy consumption and the price of each items compared.
i like the design of the Nama better, and its also $150 less than the Hurom, but thanks for the comparison. Also the Nama has an option for an even bigger hopper to buy separately.
@@sprintkitchen9570I have been using the Conoly for couple weeks. I since have found your videos. I only juice celery and like the idea of the banana sorbet feature. Have you tried the Conoly? Wondering if it would last long.
Which one is the best for leafy greens? I just something easy to clean, fast asambly, the best extraction of nutrients, quiet, that doesn't take much space, and i don't care about the price. I think any of these two juicers feets my criteria.... Oh and good cutomer service too, they both have complains and definitely the H400 they say more pulp, a bigie for me.
What are the rpm on the blade and therefore cooler which will make better quality juice. I dont really care much for a little more time cleaning, and I'll be mainly juicing fruits. Which was the better juice? From what I just read, it seems the namaj2 has an rpm of 50, and the Huron is a rpm of 90. Does this make a big difference?
Not really. It’s more about motor efficiency. Going from 50 rpm to 90rpm doesn’t make much difference in heat. Also depends on which types of produce you use, how long you run the machines for and how much load you put on the machine. So many variables at play
Appreciate it! Honestly just forgot about. For me, I don’t think I’ll stick with the same juicer for 15 years. I like to upgrade every 1-3 years…kinda like when you get a new iPhone or laptop. I get that most people like the peace of mind but after working in retail selling warranties, I found that most people never used them. It was mainly a way for retailers to make more money or sell more product.
@@sprintkitchen9570 understand bro...was just pullin your legs when i said u didnt want us to know...if somthing comes out n its BETTER...wel yea we might consider upgrading...but j2 havin a 15yr warranty speaks volumes in terms of how confiden the markers are behind their product....
Yes it makes a more pulpier juice but you can use a sieve if that bothers you. No juicer is perfect and all juicers will leave some pulp in your glass. Pulp has more fiber too which great for helping you feel more full, preventing cancer + many other benefits. If having less pulp is important to you, then the Nama makes sense
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Hey, just a heads up: no one sponsored this video. When you buy through the links above, I sometimes get a small kickback. After you’ve clicked them, you can use one of the coupon codes to save up to $100!
I wish you could see the late nights I’ve spent hunched over my desk, scripting, editing and spilling juice on my counters.
Just know that your support goes a long way.
So if AND only if..you found this video helpful, please consider clicking those links right now.
Thanks for watchin’ and I appreciate the heck out of you 😊
I have a Nama J2 and the customer support is UNREAL. I had a problem with a part in the juicing section. They replaced the whole thing, the auger strainer sweeping thingy, everything. No questions asked. They also replaced the lid because I said it came off too easily. I’ve never experienced such amazing customer service. I find it very easy to clean. And the juice is always excellent. I use it daily.
Yeah Namas customer service is 10/10
I got the H400 it's 🔥 🔥 so fast & easy to clean, Thx for ur help brother! 👍🏼👍🏼
Happy to hear that man! Thanks for your comment
I been watching many reviews between these two. And all of them literally so bias toward one. This TH-camr only one that present both side clearly without any bias. Decided to get Hurom400
Appreciate that! Thanks for your comment :)
I’m still struggling to decide lol but he is pretty great at showing all the specs etc! Love that he shows him washing it that’s such a huge thing
@@SFV_Aurora it comes down on pulp tbh. if you don't mind little bit of pulp, then Hurom win everything. for me it was ease of putting it back in and off and washing.
Fun fact Hurom manufactures the Nama.
@@KyleCraighudsonthat's true!
this decision is keeping me up at night. I don't know know which one to buy
Do you care about bit of pulp?
H400 all day
@@SM-dt3xo as long as there isn't too much pulp I'm fine with a little pulp
@@basketballmaven1454 then you want H400.
Easiest to clean cuz less pieces. Also all can be one piece. The two buckets J2 has (for juice and waste) are annoying and take spaces.
Only thing J2 has over h400 is little to no pulp.
@@SM-dt3xo thank you
I’ve been researching this too, like crazy, and conclusion is the CLEANING is the most relevant (for me). Large hopper just means more/quarts of juice for storage which I don’t do (I drink immediately): pulp or some of it is very necessary for gut biome health (so greatest extraction is an efficiency metric, not better for health metric - just as finest milled flour is more insulin stimulating - not good): Had 3 different kinds of juicers, it always comes down to cleaning; and less parts taking up drying space - for me, and Hurom ticks that box well. H-70 is cheaper.
Agreed. H70 is also another good choice if you want to save some money
just got the H70 and love it. And even if you want smooth pulp free juice just get a pulp strainer. I actually use the nama pulp strainer from their website that actually fits perfectly into the H70 juice cup! Pulp free juice from the H70. Best juicer. You have the choice of having pulp or no pulp plus easy cleaning!
Sold on the hurom
Nice 👍
i got the Nama J2 and now I'm afraid to watch this lol
Do you like it?
@@kristinaz7046 I do I really do!! I wish I could afford a bigger juicer like the X1 Mini only because I have a small clientele but the Nama J2 does its job. I even upgraded to a larger Hopper
Return it and get the hurom
@@Musclesmarinara21Nama better
@@calabaryouth bro Nama has 80% return rate among its customers
Look it up
It’s facts
This is a very informative comparison and a great video.
The Hurom H400 is quicker to assemble and clean, but is it ultimately quicker to produce a very large quantity of juice?
The Nama J2 has a 1000 ml hopper while the Hurom H400 has a 550 ml hopper. How long would it take each machine, taking into account assembly, extraction and cleaning, to produce 1 l of juice? Perhaps for larger quantities, the Nama J2 would be more interesting. Especially if you also have to include electricity, depreciation (depending on the number of years of the engine warranty for example).
This is just a suggestion but maybe it would be interesting to also include the energy consumption and the price of each items compared.
Not a bad idea!
So I goofed on the hopper for the H400.
It’s around 40 OZ max very similar to the nama. The juicing chamber is 500ml.
thank you i went with the j2 :)
Nice 👍
Can you do the nama m1 milk machine?
Yup that’s coming up soon :)
How do they compare in terms of juice temperature?
i like the design of the Nama better, and its also $150 less than the Hurom, but thanks for the comparison.
Also the Nama has an option for an even bigger hopper to buy separately.
No problem! If price is a concern check the description. There should be some links where you can snag a discount
I’m not in the mood to clean up a jigsaw puzzle everyday. Hurom400 it is.
Niccee 👍
the nama is really not that bad😂
This would be great to compare the Nama etc against the Conoly or other cheap Amazon brand 🎉
Got that video coming out soon :)
@@sprintkitchen9570I have been using the Conoly for couple weeks. I since have found your videos. I only juice celery and like the idea of the banana sorbet feature. Have you tried the Conoly? Wondering if it would last long.
I want low pulp and I want to juice larger batches, seems nama is the better choice?
Thanks for your comment! Yeah sounds like the J2 would suit you better if you want less pulp.
Isn’t yield also dependent on the amount of pulp in the juice? Or did you strain the juice before measuring?
Which one is the best for leafy greens? I just something easy to clean, fast asambly, the best extraction of nutrients, quiet, that doesn't take much space, and i don't care about the price. I think any of these two juicers feets my criteria.... Oh and good cutomer service too, they both have complains and definitely the H400 they say more pulp, a bigie for me.
Wouldn't the pulp have more fibre?
@@lisaturk8587 Yes, but! I can't digest any fiber. Pure juice is great for ideal for certain chronic diseases.
@@lorenacarlson7706the definition of fiber is that you can’t digest it which is a good thing.
Thanks so much
Thanks for your comment :)
does the hurom 400 have good warranty like the j2? i feel like that’s what’s going to make or break my decision because 15 years is rlly good
Yes! Hurom recently updated their warranty. Both companies are now 15 years for the motor and parts.
Any plans to review the Hurom H70?
Yes coming up real soon
Can you make smooth nut milks in either? I’m leaning towards the Hurom
Yes you can make nut milks with both. Hurom doesn’t need a special attachment. Nama J2 does if you want to make sorbets and it costs extra
@@sprintkitchen9570 Which nut milk is better though? :-)
I’ve been using huroms for 10 years now. No need for me to switch!
Yeah they’re solid!
What about the SORBET feature on the nama? That was really why I want the nama anyway.
You have to buy a $45 add-on to make sorbets with the Nama. But with the H400 you don’t need any
The sorbet out of the Nama is amazing. You’re paying more for the Huron anyway, so you’re not really getting sorbet ‘for free.’
What are the rpm on the blade and therefore cooler which will make better quality juice. I dont really care much for a little more time cleaning, and I'll be mainly juicing fruits. Which was the better juice?
From what I just read, it seems the namaj2 has an rpm of 50, and the Huron is a rpm of 90. Does this make a big difference?
Not really. It’s more about motor efficiency. Going from 50 rpm to 90rpm doesn’t make much difference in heat.
Also depends on which types of produce you use, how long you run the machines for and how much load you put on the machine. So many variables at play
Are you going to review Kuvings Auto10?
Yes! Should be coming out this week
Does the H400 jam when after it auto stops when you open the lid to add more & then turn it on again?
Nope, that’s never happened to me
Are these centrifugal juicers?
Nope these are masticating juicers or cold pressed juicers. Better nutrient extraction
Can you do a review of Hurom h320n vs J2 ?
On the list!
Yes, please! I am not sure if I want The Hurom H320 or the Nama J2 Tks so much
Nama has a full 15 year warranty vs 2 parts and 10 motor hurom
hurom has 15 years also
Yup they just updated it
Both hoppers are hardly the same with Nama J2 having nearly twice the capacity. Something that is a deal breaker for me. Thanks for the video.
I made a mistake. After measuring them both. They’re about the same
Twice the capacity? 🤔
@@sprintkitchen9570they really don’t look the same. The Hurom hopper is much smaller
What about color en pulp in the juice?
Not sure what you mean?
Horum gets the 🏆
💪
Where is the discount code for the H400? Thank you.
Thanks for your comment:) It’s a coupon code SK10 at checkout and here’s the link:
sprintkitchen.com/go/yt-hurom-h400/
@@sprintkitchen9570 Thank you very much. That H400 is not cheap.
Please make a video comparing the Nama J2 and the Kuvings Revo 830 those are my final 2
Don't go for the revo ....I had lots of problems with it and the company didn't care.
I have a video that compares all 3 on the channel.
Revo vs H400 vs J2
@@nanablessbless9169 Thanks for that info.
U leav out somthing very important....what about warranty???
@@CLGill36 thanks for the info...very good warranty on the j2...guess he didnt want to mention that..☺️
Appreciate it! Honestly just forgot about.
For me, I don’t think I’ll stick with the same juicer for 15 years. I like to upgrade every 1-3 years…kinda like when you get a new iPhone or laptop.
I get that most people like the peace of mind but after working in retail selling warranties, I found that most people never used them.
It was mainly a way for retailers to make more money or sell more product.
@@sprintkitchen9570 understand bro...was just pullin your legs when i said u didnt want us to know...if somthing comes out n its BETTER...wel yea we might consider upgrading...but j2 havin a 15yr warranty speaks volumes in terms of how confiden the markers are behind their product....
To anyone who has the Hurom 400 does the juice come out more pulpy since there is no traditional filter and it has the new easy clean filter?
Yes it makes a more pulpier juice but you can use a sieve if that bothers you. No juicer is perfect and all juicers will leave some pulp in your glass. Pulp has more fiber too which great for helping you feel more full, preventing cancer + many other benefits. If having less pulp is important to you, then the Nama makes sense
So confused😮
What’s got you confused? Maybe I can help :)
Can't speak more than a sentence? Jumpcuts everywhere
I get it man. Going thru some rough times. Hope it gets better for you :)
How can you leave price out of the equation, this is ridiculous, i ain't paying an extra 100+ to save a minutes worth of cleaning
Some people would
It's $100 off for the holiday 🤷🏾♂️