If you’re on a health kick, have some fussy eaters in the household or just want a refreshing summer drink, juice can be a simple and tasty way to up your family’s intake of fruit and veges. The best juicers make this even easier, with designs that can juice whole fruit and veg, extract as many nutrients as possible and even some models in Australia with dishwasher-friendly parts.
“There are many health benefits from juicing — one being that you know exactly what is being placed inside,” Appliances Online category expert Colin Jones tells Better Homes & Gardens Australia.
“Plus, if you love juice and buy it regularly, you’ll quickly find juicing at home saves you money – with freshly squeezed juices costing around $10 at your local café.”
BHG’s pick of the best juicers in Australia
- Best for custom juices: Ninja NeverClog Cold Press Juicer, from $189 at The Good Guys
- Best for making juices fast: NutriBullet Juicer 800w, $149 at Amazon
- Best versatile cold press juicer: Hurom H70 cold press juicer, $799 at Amazon
- Best for premium cold pressed juice: Kuvings C8000,
$599$479.95 at Kitchen Warehouse - Best large juicer: Breville The Juice Fountain Cold Plus, $429 at Amazon
While you may have grown up with a juicer in your household, like many appliances, they have come a long way in the past few years. I remember the juicer my family had was so loud, I’d leave the room when it was on. But some newer models have motors that keep the noise down and efficiency up. There are also plenty of cold press and masticating juicers designed to extract as much goodness as possible from the fruit and veges you juice.
So, if you’re feeling thirsty, here we’ve rounded up some of the best juicer models in Australia based on features including juicing modes, jug capacity, ease of cleaning, noise levels and customer ratings and reviews. We’ve also got details on what to look for when choosing a juicer, so can can make the most well-informed purchase.
The best juicers in Australia

01
Ninja NeverClog Cold Press Juicer
from $189, The Good Guys
Best for customising your juices
This cold press juicer from Ninja is designed to make it easy to juice everything from oranges and apples to carrots and celery. It also has different filters so you can choose between more or less pulp (the pulp contains fibre). Plus simple operation and dishwasher safe parts, so it’s easy to make juice and clean up afterwards.
“This is the best juicer I have ever owned. With minimal parts it is very simple to assemble and disassemble, and super easy to clean. The price is very economical for a cold press juicer, which are usually quite expensive,” one customer shared in a 5-star review on The Good Guys, where it has an impressive 4.9-star average from over 40 customers.
“Honestly so impressed with this juicer! Super easy to use, even my little helper can pop in the fruit and veggies (with supervision of course),” another happy customer shared on the Ninja Kitchen Australia website. “It handled apples, cucumbers, carrots and everything else we threw at it. The juice comes out smooth, fresh and full of flavour — and we ended up with beautiful bright bottles for the week.”
Key features:
- Cold press juicer with 700ml juice jug and 1L pulp container
- Two interchangeable pulp filters for ‘Less pulp’ and ‘Lots of pulp’
- Anti-drip lever for spill-free juicing
- Simple, one-touch programs: Start/Stop, Reverse
- 2-year warranty
Also available at:
- $184 at Bing Lee (limited stock)
$249$199 at Ninja- $249.00 at David Jones
- $249.95 at Kitchen Warehouse

02
NutriBullet Juicer 800w
$149 at Amazon
Best for making juices fast
This juicer from NutriBullet is humbly efficient and features two speeds, an 800W motor and a wide chute capable of tackling different produce. Just juice for a minute and you’ll have a refreshing drink ready for the brunch table.
“I’ve used it a hundred times since getting this,” one satisfied customer said. “Easy to disassemble for cleaning and I’ve used it for both soft and hard veggies/fruits! It’s not too loud as well which is a bonus.”
A second person wrote: “Excellent product and does a great job. Easy to clean. Highly recommend.”
Key features:
- Two speeds, including a high speed option
- 7cm feed chute for most whole fruits and vegetables
- 1.5L pulp container and 800ml juice pitcher
- Durable dishwasher-safe material
- Compact design
- Recipe book included
- One-year warranty
Also available at:
- $130 at Harris Scarfe
$149.95$139.95 at Kitchen Warehouse

03
Hurom H70 Cold Press Juicer
$799 at Amazon
Best versatile cold press juicer
Hurom has a reputation as one of the best cold press juicer brands not only in Australia but globally – it has 8 Red Dot Design Awards, 8 iF Design Awards, 7 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) and 6 Kitchen Innovation Awards to its name. This award-winning model has an ‘Easy Clean’ chamber design, can juice whole fruit and veg and can continuously juice for up to 30 minutes on just 150 watts of power.
You can also use it to create raw nut milks from almonds, brazil nuts and more – and even make sorbets and ice creams.
“Great juicer,” one Australian customer shared in a 5-star review on Amazon. ” I did a lot of research into juicers and landed on this one and I’m very pleased. It works well and it’s easy to clean.”
Another customer who rated it 5-stars at David Jones said: “Absolutely love the juicer, well worth the purchase. Easy to assemble, use and clean.”
While it only had a handful of reviews on Amazon and David Jones, it had a 4.7-star average from 200 reviews aggregated by Google.
Key features:
- ‘Easy Clean’ design with 2-part auger and strainer for easy assembly and cleaning without the need for scrubbing
- Large 130mm feed hopper can juice larger and whole ingredients
- Patented straining system with slow squeezing technology designed to extract more juice, flavour and nutrients
- Lightweight and modular design for easy storage
- Can be used for juicing, as well as makin raw nut milks, sorbet and ice cream
- Quiet operation with 150 watts
Also available at:
- $799 at David Jones

04
Kuvings C8000 Cold Press Slow Juicer
$479.95 (RRP $599), Kitchen Warehouse
Best for premium cold pressed juice
Another popular premium juicer brand, Kuvings has designed this cold press juicer to extract as much juice and nutrients as possible from fruits and vegetables, with an innovative low speed masticating process. The auger (the bit that turns things to juice) has also been improved to juice green vegetables, and the maxi-strainer produces fine, smooth juice with less pulp.
Kitchen Warehouse also includes a Kuvings sorbet and smoothie strainer and, while it has no reviews there, the Kuvings C8000 has a high 4.8-star average from over 35 customers at Myer.
“We love this juicer! So quiet and extracts so much juice, the pulp almost feels dry. We enjoy making lots of different juices, and it has increased our intake of fresh fruit and veggies. It’s easy to take apart and put back together, and super easy to clean. But because it keeps the pulp, you definitely need to clean it well every time you use it,” one customer shared in a 5-star review.
Key features:
- Low speed process maximises nutrient retention and flavour
- Improved auger for better juicing of green vegetables
- Quiet motor with 20 year warranty
- Easy Clean with cleaning brushes included
- Versatile, with optional smoothie strainer, sorbet strainer and citrus attachments available
- 5-year parts warranty
Also available at:

05
Breville The Juice Fountain Cold Plus
$429 at Amazon
Best large juicer
With an Italian micro mesh filter, two speed controls and an extra-wide 88mm feed tube (that fits whole fruit), you can yield cafe-style juice at home with the Juice Fountain Cold Plus. As it comes with a generous 2L jug, you can also make enough for everyone, or store delicious pulp-free juice in the fridge for later.
“Love this juicer. Easy to clean by rinsing under hot water as soon as I have finished using it. Makes great quality juice,” one Australian customer said in a 5-star review on Amazon from November 2025, where it has a 4.3-star average from over 64 global ratings.
Key features:
- Large 2L capacity jug
- Cold spin technology
- 88mm extra-wide chute
- Space-saving design
- Seal and store juice jug included
- Mess-free juicing with custom juice nozzle
- One-year warranty and five-year motor warranty guarantee
Also available at:
- $399 at Breville

06
Kogan Cold Press Juicer
$109 (or $99.99 for FIRST members), Kogan
Best budget cold press juicer
The design and features of cold press juicers mean they typically cost between $100 to $700 or more, so this Kogan model is at the affordable end of the price range. It gently squeezes fruit and veges to extract the juice, nutrients, enzymes and flavours, with durable stainless steel housing and detachable parts for easy cleaning.
It’s also one of the few juicers I found with a recorded noise level listed – 65dB in this case, which is around the same as many air fryers, or about the noise you’d hear in the shower according to details from Safe Environments.
“This juicer is top value for money. Super easy to use and clean. Not noisy. Makes light work of all fruit and vegetables. Highly recommend,” one customer shared in a 5-star review on Kogan, where it has a 4.33-star average from a handful of customers.
Key features:
- Cold press technology
- 800ml juice cup and 600ml pulp container
- 200W DC motor with 65dB noise level
- One-touch controls
- Extra-wide 110mm feed chute for large and whole produce
- 1-year warranty

07
Cuisinart Juice Fusion clean slow juicer
$329.99 (usually $399), House
Best for fuss free juicing
Whether you have whole apples and beetroots or smaller berries, nuts, veggies and delicate herbs, this sleek juicer will extract all the goodness from your produce with minimum oxidisation or heat damage. It also features a mesh-free filter, which can be easily cleaned by rinsing or placing on top of the shelf of the dishwasher, saving time and effort.
“Great juicer, so easy to clean,” one customer said in a 5-star review on House, where all of the handful of customer reviews gave it a full 5 stars.
Key features:
- Two-way extra-wide 76mm chute for whole foods
- Drip-free design with 1L pitcher and 0.8L pulp container
- Mesh-free filter for easy cleaning
- Ultra-quiet motor
- Included cleaning brush and recipe book
- Three-year manufacturer’s warranty
Also available at:
- $318.99 (usually $399), House
- $325.95 (usually $399), Kitchen Warehouse
- $329.99 (usually $399), MyHouse

08
Magimix Juice Expert 3 in black/chrome
$649 at Myer
Best multipurpose juicer
The Magimix Juice Expert 3 comes with a multifunctional 3-in-1 solution to cover all bases. The juice filter XL cold presses hard fruit and vegetables to produce perfectly pure and clear juices; the extra press XL cold presses soft or cooked fruit and vegetables for smooth juices, milks and smoothies; and the citrus press and pulp system presses citrus fruits for freshly squeezed juice with or without pulp.
It operates quietly, is compact enough to keep out on the kitchen bench and is backed by an impressive 30-year motor guarantee.
Many users have commented on how this machine has “exceeded expectations.”
“A very good device from a well known and reputable brand,” one five-star reviewer wrote. “We enjoy a glass of fresh juice every morning since we purchased it. Cleaning is easy, even the filter, so this juicer is highly recommended.”
Another person added: “Quiet, powerful and so easy to clean! After buying other brands previously and getting frustrated with how many components you need to pull apart to clean this machine is awesome.”
Key features:
- Multifunctional 3-in-1 system: juice filter XL, extra press XL and citrus press pulp system
- Quiet Mark accredited
- All removable parts are dishwasher-safe
- Included cleaning spatula helps clean and scrape out pulp prior to washing
- Extra large feed tube
- Made in France
- Free recipe book and app
- Three-year labour and parts/accessories warranty and 30-year motor warranty
Also available at:
- $649 at David Jones
- $539.95 (usually $649), Kitchen Warehouse
What’s the best type of juicer in Australia: Cold press, juice extractor or citrus press?
There’s a variety of juicers on the market in Australia, and the best one for you depends on what you want from it. So to help you choose between them, we asked Appliances Online category expert Colin Jones to take us through the differences and functions of the three main types of juicers.
Cold press (slow) juicer
This type of juicer allows large amounts of veggies to be used, meaning that the juice is super packed with nutrients and vitamins to give you that kick start to your day. It works by using a powerful engine that turns the ingredients against a mesh shield, effectively pulling the juice out from the fruit or vegetable.
Benefits:
- Less restriction on the variety of fruits and vegetables you can juice
- A slower process for more thorough juicing
Juice extractor
Juice extractors are great for easy juicing with little to no preparation involved. The wider feed chutes can accommodate whole fruits and vegetables, saving you the hassle of whittling down ingredients into smaller chunks. You simply add in a full fruit or vegetable, push down the extractor and it’s done. Extractors use rapid juicing blades to separate the juice from the pulp.
Benefits:
- Quick preparation and juicing
- The ability to juice most fruits and vegetables, regardless of texture
- Dishwasher-safe components for easy cleaning
Citrus press
A citrus press extracts the juice from citrus fruits and vegetables, by shredding the flesh of the food item. Simply place the citrus fruit or vegetable in the well of the juicer and then squeeze; the turning reamer then squeezes out the juice. These juicers are small in size and take up minimal space, so leaving them on your bench top will help ensure that you are using it on a regular basis.
Benefits:
- Compact in design
- Easy to operate
- Fewer parts mean there’s less cleaning to do
How do I choose the best juicer in Australia?
Here are some key factors to consider when choosing the perfect juicer for you and your needs:
- Juice and pulp yield: Juicers produce a lot of pulp so you want to ensure you pick an appliance that extracts a high amount of juice from the fruits and vegetables that pass through it to minimise waste.
- Ease of cleaning: Models that come apart easily make cleaning simpler. You should also consider if parts are dishwasher-safe for added convenience.
- Versatility: A good quality standard model will handle a variety of fruits, vegetables and leafy greens, and come with various speed settings. More advanced models will also be able to handle nuts, milks and other ingredients.
- Size and capacity: How many people will be using the juicer or what quantity of juice do you plan on making with each use? A wider feed chute means you can fit larger pieces of produce, reducing your prep time, while a larger juice container allows you to juice bigger batches. On the other hand, people who have limited kitchen space will want a compact juicer that’s easy to store and doesn’t have too many parts.
- Noise level: Juicers are generally quieter than centrifugal ones but some models are built better than others. If you live with others and know noise is going to be an issue, read user reviews on noise levels to see if it’s a point of concern.
- Price and warranty: The price of juicers can range anywhere from under $100 to a few hundred. Determine your budget but remember that investing in a quality juicer will pay off in the long run. The length of the warranty is also a good guideline of how confident a manufacturer is in their product.
- User reviews: It always helps to read through real user feedback on the item — and any issues they’ve encountered.
- Brand reputation: Established brands will come with better support and parts availability (should you run into any issues). All products in our guide above come with a brand reputation you can rely on.
How we select the best juicers on this list
The Better Homes & Gardens team has assessed a wide selection of juicers in Australia to develop a clear set of criteria for our top picks. We regularly research the range of juicer models on the market in Australia, then narrow it down to models available with our partners and consider the following criteria:
- Performance and related features, such as pulp extraction
- Efficiency, including speed
- Ease of cleaning
- Design and size, including capacity
- Warranty coverage and maintenance
- Reviews, including our own hands-on experiences when possible
- Other notable features or elements, such as different functions and noise levels
We also consider different price-points, sales and availability of stock to help ensure you can get a juicer that suits you.
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