Green Star Pro vs Sana 727 Supreme Cold Press Juicer Review Comparison

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[@natalyadias2622]

Thank you John for the review.Because of you I bought Sana 727 and live it.I juice celery every day and see difference in my health.

[@samuelmatthews9092]

Awesome review John! Having owned a Green Star Elite years ago and now owning a Sana 727, I'd say that even though the San 727 takes longer to juice at 45 rpm. it's a breeze to Clean which for me is a Major Plus; and the Green Star though juicing faster is a monster to clean, which hindered my desire to use it. the differences between them actually balance them out time-wise. The whole juicing process from start to finish, including cleaning, takes around 10 minutes, with the green star most likely exceeding it because of its intricacies. Thanks Again! Now for the J2 vs the Omega VSJ... your New Favorite VS your Old Favorite! And the Sana 727 VS the Omega VSJ; those reviews are in HIGH demand! Thanks for staying true John. We love you!

[@Electrodexify]

I use both the Sana 727 and the Sana 848, the Sana 727 is one of the best for greens and the Sana 848 does so well with juicing celery fast, as well as grapefruit and the sorbet. The Sana customer service has been among the most exceptional customer service Ive ever had. Even if I lose a gasket, they'll send a replacement without hesitation, as well as free scrubbing gloves. My glass container shattered and not only did they send a glass container but a plastic coulntainer custom crescent shape molded for the Sana 727 that even fits more juice!

[@riosolid7737]

I've had my Sana 727 for around 3 weeks I love it but of course this is my 1st cold press juicer I was going to buy the tri best but I'm a busy man I need easy clean I love the Sana so far

[@ChristineNavarroTV]

These two juicers need to have a baby. Stainless steel augers/ internal parts, dual auger, with the rest of the Sana 727’s qualities. Sana just needs to up the 727 into a new version with the pros of the Greenstar Elite. The nut oil add-on is awesome, too. I would love to have THAT juicer, but make it affordable. 🤞🏽

[@Goldminks]

the baby is called Angel 8500

[@Electrodexify]

The greenstar is not at all stainless, the parts inside are plastic, hidden by the metal housing.

[@gnarly3000]

SoloStar 4 - $300 Greenstar Pro - $550 Sana 727 - $700 ($1,000 with additional attachments) Angel 8500 - $1,900 - $2,100+ Nama J2 - $550 Personally, for juicing mostly* greens*, I would just go with the SoloStar 4 for the price and convienance. (I'd go with the Greenstar Pro if you plan to do solely leafy greens and grasses in large amounts.) If I was wanting to press my own nut oils like hemp oil, and make sorbets, I would go with the Sana 727 with the additional attachments. FYI, I have both the SoloStar 4 and the GreenStar Pro (among others). I don't use the GreenStar Pro much (very rarely) because (to me) it's a major hassle to clean and to assemble & disassemble. However, if I'm going to be juicing a lot* of certain types of leafy greens and grasses, it's worth the extra hassle because of its effectiveness in juicing and* pulling in leafy greens. The SoloStar 4 is much cheaper and better (especially for things like celery), because it's so much easier, quicker to clean and assemble, disassemble. I use my vertical Omega VRT350 more than anything though (note - I don't juice straight leafy greens but very rarely anymore), but I'm considering getting the Nama J2 as it seems to be the easiest juicer overall for most types of produce. (Soft fruits I prefer to vacuum blend.) I'm trying to heal leaky gut and for that cabbage is highly recommended. Unfortunately most horizontal juicers don't have very large, wide feed chutes (nor my Omega vertical juicer) so juicing cabbage takes a very long time. I've found some very cheap ($150) vertical juicers with large feed chutes on Amazon, but I'm not sure they could handle juicing large quantities of cabbage on a regular basis. Some reviews are favorable for that purpose, but I don't want to buy something that is going to do a so-so job. Cabbage is pretty mushy and tends to jam. The Nama J2 would simplify things greatly and enable me to be much more consistent about juicing (especially cabbage). Combine it with a fan for heat dissipation (for longer sessions) and the vacuum pumps and I could juice everything I need for a week once or twice a week quite easily. (Juicing 2 heads of cabbage in my current Omega VRT350 vertical style juicer takes about 2+ hours including cleanup and frees about 1.5 liters of juice. I'm supposed to drink 1 liter per day so for now I'm just drinking 500 ml (half a liter) per day and juicing once every 3 days. I could cut the juice and cleanup time - with the Nama J2 - for 2 heads of cabbage to probably 20-45 minutes. That's a huge time savings. And totally worth it the expense and hassle - with juicing and drinking cabbage juice - if it enables to heal from my leaky gut and food allergies, along with diet changes.) I don't doubt the Angel 8500 is quality built, but I don't personally think it's worth anywhere near the selling price compared to its competition.

[@gnarly3000]

I've been following John for many years. He sells great stuff. Highly recommend his products.

[@GrayHomeVideo]

Sana has the new stainless steel 929 now! Looks like a great juicer, but I remain ecstatically happy with my 727 and my problematical spine doesn't need me moving around or lifting anything heavier.

[@yamamancha]

I feel like I need to get some popcorn! Thanks for the much-awaited comparison! You're much appreciated!

[@ryanwelsch9384]

I have a GreenStar Elite juicer and I would bet that if John used the full 9 minutes to juice the pulp with the GSP, the GSP would have given the best yield. Just a tip, before you try to take the GSP apart, after juicing, unscrew the outlet adjusting knob and then run the juicer one last time to evacuate more of the pulp. This will make the rest of the disassembly easier.

[@mjcubfan36]

I bought the mini green years ago from you, it works great still today, never a problem with it, thanks buddy

[@raypena1516]

I owned the green star pro and I love it very much. I don’t mind cleaning the juicier and not pressed for time.

[@patricsteele]

That result was unexpected! If you can possibly give Tribest a second shot at making a leafy green juice with their Solostar 4 model then we'd see which single auger machine was most efficient. Thanks for all the effort.

[@Hiltie1]

Great point..Solostar wins.

[@James-dq1dl]

I think the twin gears just do a better job of extracting the fullness and richness of the produce, is that pretty accurate?

[@nicab.7219]

Love all the lessons in the juice off. You're the best! Aloha.

[@brandonloving351]

John thank you so much for what you do, and the content, transparency, and expertise you provide to us!

[@justinbrink7425]

Love the absolute honesty. For me full body = better nutrition

[@theworldwideyum]

Hi John, great comparison as usual🤩 I’ve never seen you do an Angel juicer comparison, why is that? It looks like a great juicer and popular luxe juicer in Europe.

[@RC-br1ps]

John does not sell Angel Juicers. Hence no reviews or comparisons. That is a pity.

[@PeteMirnyi]

He doesn’t support the brand due to his history with the company

[@HotSizzleTV_]

I just got into juicing. Seen a bunch of videos I didn’t know the difference between the cold press vs centrifugal I am so glad I looked this up I went with the cold press.

[@GrayHomeVideo]

I made my decision for the Sana 727 based on cleaning and general ease of assembly. I don't store juice, so I wanted a juicer so easy to use that I'd never hesitate to make juice. I juice from 1-3 times daily and no regrets! I love my juicer and I feel it does a very good job. In particular, low fruit/low sugar green juices are particularly lovely tasting! So far I have only used the 40rpm speed to juice. But at the tail end, I speed the machine up to be sure the last of the pulp has gone through. My minute of impatience! 😂

[@ms.anonymousinformer242]

First to comment! Thanks John ! I am looking forward to one day getting one of these two as my main juicer. I regretted not getting the GS pro a few years ago.

[@southernyards2152]

These are the perfect pair. With the recent third addition Dynapro Vacume Blender All three are the MOST VALUABLE machines in my kitchen. It took Fighting Cancer to realize the Huge Cost of these 3 machines are worth saving my life. They each fulfill a certain Performance that Fullfills All my juicing needs. ZERO COMPLAINTS

[@Gons_kneehigh_green_boots]

You have the sana and the greenstar? What do you use each of them more for specifically? I want to primarily juice greens and hard fruits/veggies, and I'm stuck between these two.

[@southernyards2152]

@@Gons_kneehigh_green_boots I was too but I knew one thing for sure. I wanted the Greenstar for bulk juicing Carrots fighting cancer. The GREENSTAR IS CHAMP for BULK Juicing. I Do 25lb bags at a time. But for things like the daily Celery (1 bunch) and afew other quick recipes the Sana Cleans up Far Faster with fewer parts. There's no better Machine for a Quick juice, 2, 3 or 5 or 6 Than The Sana 727. However - The SANA 727 & THE GREENSTAR PRO I've found to be equal in quality. If your not BULK Juicing much - The SANA 727 I think is the best choice. When Juicing becomes an Habitual lifestyle - Add the Greenstar Pro. I've Recently added The TRIBEST VACUME BLENDER for smoothies.

[@Gons_kneehigh_green_boots]

Im been eyeing a vacuum blender as well but my Vitamix is serving me well so I'm not ready to upgrade. I like smoothies but for me, it's easier to drink a green juice than a green smoothie. And i much prefer my carrot tumeric ginger concoction in juice form. thank you. you have helped me decide on the sana. Keep fighting and I'm rooting for you!

[@southernyards2152]

@@Gons_kneehigh_green_boots I've no doubt you'll be pleased. I use my SANA 727 Everyday. Have only found one Con... Celery Strands take a little longer on clean up. That's it. But that's just the character of Celery. I juice One BUNCH Celery in the SANA everyday when I have it. It comes with a metal cleaning tool that helps A Lot on clean up. Other than the Celery, the clean up time can literally be 90 seconds. You're going to love it👊🏼👨🏽‍🦱💚

[@Gons_kneehigh_green_boots]

@@southernyards2152 It just came in today shipping was pretty fast! I'm excited to use it. I heard the greenstar is a nightmare to clean so the clean up for the sauna sounds like a dream. Thanks again!

[@marcoaescobar7097]

Hello I want to congratulate you for your videos and tutorials, it is very helpful to know which machine to choose; The question I have is about the Sana 727, that recommended machine for making fruit juices?

[@chevelleflorida]

Check out his video comparing the Nama J2 to the Sana 727. In the video he mentions that if you're going to choose primarily fruits the Nama would be a better choice.

[@ChristineNavarroTV]

Yes, the Sana 727’s strength is juicing greens/ high fiber.

[@jasonrepa]

Excellent comprehensive review! btw, what is your "favourite blender"? 24:31 I use a Vitamix A3500

[@wavelength239]

Another great video! Thank you for providing an informative comparison.

[@sharmashwetaUTube]

Could you please compare MM1500GY13 Omega Slow Juicer with Sana 727 for juicing greens and cucumbers, and celery.dont want to buy multiple juicers.trying to find which is better in long run.Also want to know what is augre made of.will like to avoid metals and plastics.

[@badboysoul8691]

Hi John ...love watching your videos..what would be the best juicer to buy at around the £300 pound mark ?? Ps I'm new to juicing and want somthing that's going to last..Tia.

[@jefbiggs1583]

Thanks for these awesome vids John. I've been wondering why haven't you dont any videos on the good nature M1 or X1 mini??? With the amount of juice you consume I'm surprised you don't use one of these juicers at home

[@discountjuicers]

I plan on making a video with one of those models one of these days. Comparing to home juicers.. They are out of the price range of most people, and may not save time. Plus im not convinced pressed juice is always best in terms of nutrition. In terms of yield, they are hard to beat, but Vacuum juicing is an even better technology, IMO.

[@wavelength239]

We have looked at Goodnature juicers also. Please note they post recipes on the Goodnature website that are designed to make 12 fluid ozs of juice. We confirmed this thru a series of emails with GN. We find that our Greenstar consistently will make 14-16 ounces of juice from their recipes (we have tried many, they are really good too!). We closely weigh each ingredient and often measure yield %. We feel the GS has a higher yield, and this higher yield is likely due to better grinding by the Greenstar. Can’t wait for Johns review!!

[@jefbiggs1583]

@@wavelength239 wow that's awesome thanks for your response. You would think that the Good nature would get a higher yield but that's not the case. I've seen a video wear a kuvings got the same yield as a good nature.

[@mandi7]

How is that possible that sana extracted more juice while at the same the pulp was so wet? It makes no sense. Maybe the produce wasn't actually divided into equal parts.

[@Podus81]

Hey John, whats the commercial blender you use at home. I need a new blender and tend to love your selections. Thanks

[@discountjuicers]

The best commercial Blender I sell is the Dynapro DPS-2250 www.discountjuicers.com/dynaprovacuumblender.html The DC motor blender I use at home is www.blendtec.com/pages/commercial-stealth-x $1800. I do not sell it. I use it with a vacuum lid currently that I am currently testing and will likely be offering soon.

[@mayaamay4615]

Hello! I would juice herbs, cabbage, leafy greens is Tribest 5050 or S 727 is better for that? Less oxidation, foaming?

[@yahoosteph3195]

Which one is your absolute favorite juicer that you’d recommend the mostv

[@AlWesley-p4t]

The greenstar has magnetic grinders to prevent the energy in the produce from being distorted. What about the Sana 727? Which juicer has the juice last the longest after juicing? Which one maintains the energy integrity?

[@discountjuicers]

That is difficult to say. The 727 running at 40rpm introduces less air into the juice, but does not have the FIR/magnetics in the juice. Furthermore the Green Star will extract more nutrients due to the stainless steel gears grinding vs plastic grinding on the 727. If I had to say one juice had more energetics, its the GreenStar, of course this is my personal opinion.

[@AlWesley-p4t]

@@discountjuicers so the best juicer would be if the Sana 727 created a new one with stainless steel grinders that were also magnetic. Is there a new juicer in the works that has the benefits of both the Sana and the GreenStar? The GreenStar is just far too difficult to clean. Thank you so much for your kindness with answering my questions

[@AlWesley-p4t]

@rawfoods also, what is more important for healing, less air Introduced into the juice, more nutrients, or the energetics from FIR/Magnetic technology? I guess since the GreenStar introduces air, it destroys a lot of the nutrients even though it extracts more than the Sana 727? Trying to decide which is best for healing a dying person

[@stephieg.2580]

Which has drier pulp and which has less foam??

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I'm still a fan of the Tribest Slow Star.

[@stevemiller1517]

Champion made in Lodi, ca.

[@LAZBY]

after several videos about the Sana 727 i still say since i already have a $500 investment in my Omega(bought from DJuicers) -- so it seems FOOLISH to buy a Sana for another $600 when the two are so similar-- **BUT i still wish Omega would make an IMPROVED FROUNT END for the NC8000 !!!! TWO POINTS OF CONCERN are the Shoot Size and A better Funnel *like i said before that FLAT Funnel on my Omega is a terrible mess for feeding GREENS- especially the BAGGED PRE WASHED Spinach that i use most of the time- and a bigger shoot would allow the spinach to loosely fall into the juicer- and with a large funnel that would hold handfulls(even 10 or 16 ozs) of spinach and then i could use my AFTER MARKET PUSHER to gently push into the Auger- that pusher is about half the diamter of the shoot so it just helps the spinach go down

[@jamespeterson2285]

Compare the Solostar 4 to the Sana 727 feed chute sizes which has the Bigger feet chute?

[@yoshig.7201]

You should’ve tried the Sana at 120 rpm to be fair for both juicers. That would of showed and see the amount of juice, poop and flavor or each juice

[@ChristineNavarroTV]

I agree, but think he should’ve done a comparison of both - 120rpm vs 40rpm (but I know, too laborious). Guessing the Greenstar would’ve performed better with having the dual auger, but the Sana having the slower rpm options is a huge pro for me.

[@RC-br1ps]

If the comparison is to determine which machine produces the best output quality and quantity given their capabilities, then the use of the variable speed and lowest setting makes sense. If the comparison is to see which machine juices fastest and which also produces the best quantity and quality _then_ juicing at 120 rpm makes sense.

[@Will-Holland]

I don't see much difference between the Sana 727 and the Omega NC800 that I currently have. It seems the Sana is a copy of the Omega horizontal juicer.

[@ritadempsey4551]

Just wanted to know if you will price match on the Greenis.

[@discountjuicers]

We do have a price match policy where we will match the delivered price on any item we offer, with few exceptions. But first, please watch my review on the greenis kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHranWB6l5aJm8k It broke at the end of the demo and never worked again(!) so I recommend saving your money. I would not want this to happen to you.

[@marcoaescobar7097]

Are you have this Sana 727 on sale ?

[@doriskatsuda1090]

Green Star is the Best!

[@natecarte6807]

Love your content John, just a lil critique, editing, we live in a TikTok world, most people don't want to watch an hour long video. Summarize, summarize, summarize. Thanks for your education John, much appreciated.

[@Grisostomo06]

I can't see the advantage of the Greenstar Pro given the limitation of the motor's run time of one-half hour vs the 727's virtually unlimited run time and it's a more complicated machine with more parts to take apart and clean. The 727 seems like a breeze to take apart and clean. However it does seem like the Greenstar is sturdier and will last longer but only time will tell if that's true. As I type this the Sana 727 is about $70 more than the Greenstar Pro. By the way check out the link below to see what NOT to do with your slow juicer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4WllWuEqZt-g6s

[@moshenyvati112]

My Angel juicer could take down any of your juicers any day! Let’s go 💪

[@maxezragreenberg]

Honestly you’re right about that!! Angel Juicer is miles ahead of any other juicer I’ve ever tried! 💯

[@discountjuicers]

I do not sell nor can I recommend Angel juicers. This is because I sent them $3k in prepayment for juicers and they went out of business and kept my money. Later they restarted operations, and still did not send me the juicers. I made a video to share my experience, and instead of making it right, they sent a lawyer after me to make me take the video down. Sharing my further opinions on this topic: 1. they are overpriced for what they are. I would rather someone buy a less expensive juicer and use the difference to put in a garden and grow their own high quality food. 2. I have gotten customer feedback from Angel juicer owners that did not get customer service and have a non functional (expensive machine) 3. If the company goes away or refuses to take care of the customers, even the most expensive juicer is not worth the materials it is made of, in my opinion.

[@mgom7646]

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[@erikablack6761]

❤️👌🏽

[@goognamgoognw6637]

Can you put Play doh in it ? :D

[@waynecolburn8849]

The best juicer is non existent. All you have to do is drink some more juice to make up the difference in nutrients.

[@markchilluffo9638]

I have a green star and the foam is ridiculous

[@olympiakosfcpiraeus]

when juicing greens Angel juicer is the best.

[@ia6980]

Have u tested against greenstar pro?

[@jacobduncan8875]

What does Santa recommend? Lol.

[@JM-uo5vp]

Neither of those machines are cold press.

[@discountjuicers]

To me, these machines are cold press machines. I cover this topic in detail in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2Olp6GjqtB4e5Y