Kuvings AUTO10 vs AUTO10 Plus vs Nama J2 (30% Black Friday Discount!)

[@JuiceFeaster]

Save $70-74 on the Kuvings AUTO10’s Use code:JUICEFEASTER geni.us/JFKuvings Save $55on the Nama J2! Use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaJ2

[@enitankolawole7188]

Unable to add the auto 10 plus to the basket on the link provided.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@enitankolawole7188 I just checked and it seems to be working fine. Did you get it to work? Let me know if I can help further!

[@primaresuello7431]

Price please

[@deescott9272]

I missed the sale 😢 I have been trying to figure out if the Nama J2 was the best but ChatGPT said Kuvings was better after your video I’m choosing kuvings

[@teamsnewman]

I have both Nama J2 and Kuvings AUTO10. Yes, larger and have to disassemble to store on counter top. I prefer Kuvings with larger motor/run time as I like to juice 2 gallons every other day. Great product analysis video Juice Feaster! Thank you!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thanks for that personal perspective and recommendation! Thank you and i appreciate you tuning in! 🙌🏽⭐️

[@holistichearts]

Extremely thorough breakdown of the juicers; much appreciated!! I own the Nama J2; it’s my 5th juicer over the years. It’s the best I’ve ever had.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@holistichearts awesome! Thank you! Glad you are loving the J2! Appreciate you tuning in! 🙌🏽💚✅

[@EricEllis-nv2yz]

I'm so impressed with your prompt replies! It's a real plus with the Kuvings Auto10 Plus that I won't have to clean it out after doing celery. We have to with the Nama or the pulp backs up with the next juice most of the time. And it's good to know that the parts on the Kuvings hold up for a long time. And with the deeper Kuvings we won't have to do so much cutting of produce before juicing!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thank you! Yes! Those are all great benefits for sure!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Also, let me know if you use one of my codes. As a thank you, I’ll send you complimentary copies of all 5 of my juice recipe and juicing guide ebooks. 🙌🏽⭐️

[@Uniqueness777-z6i]

AWESOME video! Really helped ; as I’ve been contemplating on which to buy; so because of your video, I choose the kuving 10. Thanks for sharing❤

[@JuiceFeaster]

Awesome! Glad my review was helpful! You’ll love the Kuvings for sure! Don’t miss the sale opportunity as today, Dec 5th is the last day to save up to $222. Use code: JUICEFEASTER30 here is the link: geni.us/JFKuvings Enjoy your new juicer!

[@mylifeblessings]

Thank you so very much. I was waiting on a comparison video to make my choice. I'm going to buy the Kuvings Auto10. Great video! 🙏🏽💯

[@JuiceFeaster]

Awesome! It’s a great time to get one with the 30% off code! You’re going to really love it! Thanks for watching and I’m glad my review was helpful!

[@luissarti4227]

Terrific video…thank you!!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Most welcome! Which one are you thinking of getting?

[@luissarti4227]

@ auto 10 plus

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@luissarti4227that’s great! You’ll absolutely love it! Also, you can save $74 using code: JUICEFEASTER here’s the link: geni.us/JFKuvings Let me know if you have any questions!

[@luissarti4227]

@ thank you! I absolutely will. I’m a big juicer! I started in 2014. It helped my mom heal from 4th stage cancer.

[@TiaMAgnew]

I really appreciate your in-depth analysis-real life testing to help make an informed choice.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thank you! I’m glad that you find it helpful and I really appreciate you tuning in!

[@lalaisfabulous3868]

Thanks so much for this review! Im watching after purchasing, but now I feel I made a solid choice 🤦🏾‍♀️. I thought about the nama j2, but after I saw the sale on the Kuvings, I purchased the Auto 10 plus!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Glad that my review was affirming! You’re going to love the Auto10 Plus for sure! Appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@EricEllis-nv2yz]

Thank you for the offer of the juicing recipes and guide ebooks with an order with one of the codes. We want to order the Kuvings AUTO10 Plus, but will have to wait for a sale offer of greater than 10%. Meanwhile, we will get some Nama J2 replacement parts & juice along. Thanks again.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Sounds like a plan! Kuvings usually does a Mother’s Day sale. That will probably be your next opportunity. It’s usually 15% which would save you about $36 more. 🤗

[@chevelleflorida]

Great video Brett.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@chevelleflorida thank you! Appreciate you tuning in! Are you looking at juicers? Lemme know if I can help! 🙌🏽⭐️🤗

[@discountjuicers]

Good, solid FAST comparison. Of course, I do the super LONG comparisons where I go into every detail of the juicers. That being said, I can agree with your whole video, except one fact: While Nama NOW does have sustainable packaging (which is important to some people), first starting with the C2 and then on the M1 (which is what you show in this video) as far as I am aware the newer packaging style on the J2 has not transitioned over to the sustainable packaging and still contains plastic bags.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Good point John! Hopefully Nama will transition all the packaging over to the more sustainable versions soon! 🙌🏽⭐️

[@atifmanzoor63]

Really like this video very to the point important details

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you tuning in!

[@mariayogatt-nj4923]

I just purchased the Nama J2, a month ago. Wish I saw this video beforehand. I probably would have gotten the big Kuvings , auto 10 plus.

[@JuiceFeaster]

I understand completely! It’s tough to know when new models are coming out, but rest assured, you have an amazing juicer with the J2! Appreciate your comment and appreciate you tuning in!

[@theresaforte2202]

At first I was sold on the NamaJ2 because they were the first top notch juicer I heard of! But once Kuvings came out with the Auto10 I was hooked! I thought NamaJ2 had a 10 year warranty which is why I wanted the Auto10 because it had a 15 year warranty & the attachments that’s included!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Yeah! The Auto10 really added some great competition for the Nama J2. They are both really solid juicers, depending upon your needs, and it’s really great that they both have the 15 year warranties. I’m not sure if you’re looking to purchase now or now, but if so, now is a great time to look at them with the sales that are going on! Here are my codes: Save $222 on the Auto10 + use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Appreciate you tuning into my channel!

[@lynettebrown6877]

Thank you. Very useful info

[@JuiceFeaster]

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions. Appreciate you tuning in!

[@lynettebrown6877]

@@JuiceFeaster. As a new b to juicing which one would you recommend

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@lynettebrown6877 great question! Any of them would be great, but maybe since you’re just starting out, the Nama J2 would be a good place to start since it’s a bit less expensive. Then if you find you like the juicing lifestyle, you can upgrade it with the bigger hopper and other accessories later. You can check it out here: geni.us/NamaJ2 If you’re not afraid to go all in, you couldn’t go wrong with Auto10 plus though! You can check it out here: geni.us/JFKuvings Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@EricEllis-nv2yz]

Thanks for the short video on the great processing of celery with the Kuvings juicer...very impressive! One last question. Does the juicer have to be cleaned out after processing a celery juice before doing another type juice? The Nama J2 is great, but its a hassle to clean it out after every celery juice. And with the Nama the basket and the soft outlet plug have to be replaced often for serious juicers who do several every day. How does the Kuvings hold out?

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@EricEllis-nv2yz Awesome! honestly, I routinely switch from one juice recipe to another on both the Kuvings models and the J2. There might be a little leftover pulp in the auger area, but I don’t mind a little mixing. If one wanted to have pure flavors of the next recipe, then I’d definitely clean out either the Kuvings or the J2. They are similar in regards to how much pulp might be left in the auger area after finishing a recipe. Also, I’ve never had to replace the juicing screen or rubber baffle piece on either the Kuvings or Nama juicers. Both are holding up well for me. I definitely juice daily and vigorously on both brands.

[@splinter2804]

Wel broken down...thanks man

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@splinter2804 thank you! Appreciate you tuning in!

[@myra4795]

Thank you for this great summary. I have two additional comparison questions. Which one is best at juicing leafy greens, such as a kale, parsley, cuke, celery, ginger, lemon juice (typical juice for me). And which one is the easiest to clean (a bit consideration for me)? Thank you!

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@myra4795 great questions! I find that the J2 does a little better with leafy greens in the hopper as its blade is a designed a little more sharply. The greens can sometimes get wound up around the Kuvings blades as it’s designed a bit differently. Not a huge deal, but it happens. That said, both Kuvings juicers yields are slightly more compared to the J2. Not much, but about 4% more. For perspective, this is only about 3 oz more juice if you were making 2 quarts or 64 oz of juice. So while the Kuvings have slightly better yield, it’s not by much. With regards to clogging up at the pulp outlet chute, no vertical juicer is immune to it, but I find that both the J2 and the Kuvings perform similarly in that category and you can run a long time without clogging, especially with mixed ingredients recipes like you mentioned. I hope that helps clarify on those questions! Now is a great time to look at them with the sales that are going on! Here are my codes: Save $222 on the Auto10 + use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions and keep me posted!

[@myra4795]

@@JuiceFeaster Thank you so much for your detailed answer. Just one more question....which one is easiest (fastest) to clean? This is a big consideration for me....and probably others!! Thank you again.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@myra4795 you bet! Ahhh! Yes, I missed your cleaning question! Honestly they are all almost exactly the same to clean. They essentially have the same exact number of parts and designs, so basically the same amount of time and effort to clean. I’ve timed the cleaning on all of them and it takes me about 3 minutes 30 seconds to clean each one of them. Pretty fast honestly! The AUTO10 Plus does have the bigger hopper so it technically would take a little bit longer to clean it vs the others, but honestly, a matter of maybe 15-30 seconds longer. It disassembles off of the main hopper part so it’s convenient to maneuver it. Kuvings does include a handy filter screen brush tool that does make cleaning the juicing and smoothie strainers easier. It just snaps on and you rotate it back and forth around the screen. When you do this it has brushes on it that clean the screen nicely. I’m not sure it’s any faster than the normal toothbrush cleaners that one normally uses, but it’s easier. Hope that helps answer your question! Let me know if you have any others!

[@caart6317]

Thank you, I have a small question. Does the white color of the juicer stained by the juice if they get in touch?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Hey! Great question! I haven’t noticed any staining on the grey or white models that I have. I have even splashed ginger turmeric juice on them and it comes off. Also, don’t miss the sales going on! Here are my codes: Save up to $222 on the Kuvings juicers use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $80 on the J2 use code: JFBFCM geni.us/NamaSale Sale ends 12-2! Let me know if you have any other questions

[@jacguitar97]

Im about to buy a Juicer. can the stainless steel blade from AUTO10 Plus fit the auto10 juicer? was wondering about this because I don't need that big of a hopper. Thank you

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@jacguitar97 great question! Unfortunately, I checked and they are not interchangeable. Perhaps Kuvings might make a stainless steel option for the original Auto10 in the future, but I’m not sure if they will. Also, don’t miss out on sales!… Here are my codes: Save up to $222 on the Kuvings juicers use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaSale It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions

[@atifmanzoor63]

The extra large hopper is convertible to a standard size the top extender comes off

[@EricEllis-nv2yz]

Thanks for the prompt reply. Good to hear the Kuvings does well with celery & 3% greater yield, but I don't do Facebook or Instagram. Can you make a you-tube to show it?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Ask and you shall receive!… kzbin.infoav5GpqIqQkw?si=atA7KxVdGKBEmzNI

[@jameswang4802]

In my opinion, a better way to juice is to pick one of these juicers as the first phase juicer, and pass the pulp generated by this juicer to an Angel Juicer. None of these juicers can generate very dry pulp and Angel Juicer can finish the job for them!

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@jameswang4802 the angel is good for sure, but wait until you press the pulp from any of these juicers, angel included, on the Pure juicer: geni.us/PUREBundle It’s the best of the best when it comes to juice yield and juice quality, enzyme extraction, etc. Appreciate your comment, and appreciate you tuning in!

[@ericalesquin8189]

But there is a steep price difference too

[@harolaification]

Torn between the J2 with the large hopper and large pitcher set and sorbet attachment vs the Kuvings Auto 10 Plus. These configurations are at the same price point. I like the design of the Nama large pitcher set; handle and lid along with the lightwr deaign. Technically I like the better yield on the Kuvings. Howrver, i typically juice hard things like beats carrots along with leafy such as kale, romaine lettuce, spinach, parsley and soft things like cucumbers and oranges. The idea of having to rescue a stuck auger, which would interrupt the juicing process, when chopping celery or leafy produce would counteract the purpose of buying a large hopper vertical juicer. Is this a fair statement?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on those points! While no vertical juicer is completely immune to clogging or jamming, I’ve had very little issue with any of these, especially with beets, carrots etc. Something to think about, even if you bought the Kuvings juicer, you can always buy the larger pitcher set from Nama and use it with the Kuvings as it fits under the juice outlet spout on the Kuvings. I think each of these juicers has the same capabilities with regards to stamina and juicing without a stuck auger. They all have reverse features as well so that you can reverse the auger if there is a jam. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever used the feature on any of the models. Hope that helps you make your decision! Now is a great time to look at them with the sales that are going on! Here are my codes: Save up to $222 on the Kuvings juicers use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaSale It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions and keep me posted!

[@regfernandez6759]

Do you have to have the citrus attachment or can you peel the oranges and thyroid them into any of these juicers?

[@chicano323]

Awesome review. Just subscribed. What do you mean about runtime? Do they over heat after specified run time? 🤔

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thank you! Appreciate the subscription and appreciate you watching! The run time is recommended by the manufacturer as a potential time where the machine might trip off for motor protection to prevent damage to the motor. I’ve juiced on all 3 of these machines for longer than the recommended run time and never had any of them trip off on me. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@Uniqueness777-z6i]

@chicano323 that’s exactly what it means! Over heated will shut down! 💯

[@caart6317]

I have no juicer and really we need one to be able to get healthy. I love carrot juice and after watching this I think Kuvings 10 plus could be the one. What do you think?

[@JuiceFeaster]

I think it would be a great choice! Great for everything, but especially for carrots! Don’t miss the sale to save $222 or 30%! My code is: JUICEFEASTER30 Here’s the link: geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29! Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@HeavenlyInspirations]

I’ve had the Nama J2 since earlier this year, and just received the Kuvings Auto 10+. I must say, my first use was not as impressive as I thought it was going to be. I juiced a ton of citrus produce and the pulp continuously got trapped under the blade. I had to go in every few minutes and fish it out. After juicing mostly citrus, I had to stop and wash all the parts before going to harder fruits. It’s almost like it got clogged and wouldn’t have been able to juice the next batch if I didn’t wash the parts. I know this is a very expensive juicer, but I felt like my Nama did a reasonably better job at citrus. On the plus side, I have to say the quality of the juice is amazing. I just sold the centrifugal juice I once had and no way did the juice from it come close to the quality of these cold press juicers. I will decide if I’m gonna keep the Kuvings, but I’d love to see ways of making it perform better with citrus.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great feedback! I do find that with softer items like citrus, giving a few chops to quarter the oranges, helps to feed them through. Agreed, both the J2 and the Kuvings vertical styles make way better quality and quantity of juice than the centrifugal style juicers. Appreciate your feedback and thanks for tuning in!

[@secrets7898]

Thank you for this video. I have been looking to buy the kuvings auto10 plus, just have to decide if to wait for Cyber Monday or get it this week😢

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@secrets7898 hello! That’s great! Something to keep in mind, I’m not sure if Kuvings will extend their sale past Black Friday. Currently, their sale is scheduled to end at the end of Friday (11-29). While they may extend the sale, I’m doubtful that they will add any more discount than the current 30%. I’ve never seen Kuvings discount more than that. Just wanted to let you know so you don’t miss the sale opportunity! Here is the link to Kuving’s site: geni.us/JFKuvings Here’s the 30% off code: JUICEFEASTER30 Thanks again for tuning in and let me know if you have any other questions!

[@qcbeta]

It's 30% off now...

[@secrets7898]

Thank you!​@@JuiceFeaster

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@qcbetayep! Through 11-29! ✅

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@secrets7898most welcome! Have an amazing day!

[@beelove7586]

Does the Kuvings 10+ come with a sorbet attachment?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Yes, both it and the original Auto10 come standard with the sorbet attachment. The sorbet attachment is an extra purchase on the J2. Also, don’t miss out on sale opportunities!: Save up to $222 on the Kuvings juicers use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaSale It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@SharvonneMosley-vc6do]

Yes

[@Sonica212]

whats the name of the juice jar used in this video?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Hello! I like using these jars and lids: geni.us/JuiceJars geni.us/LeakProofLids Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@Sonica212]

@@JuiceFeaster awsome thanks

[@livinthedublife]

Can the auto10 plus hopper fit on the Auto10. Just wondering because if you already own the auto10 but want the stainless steel blade you can just buy the auto10 plus hopper if its compatible.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great question! Unfortunately the Plus hopper doesn’t fit onto the original AUTO10. Perhaps they will make a stainless steel cutter for the original Auto10 but I’m not sure if they will or not.

[@loriedmonds5888]

How does the Kuvings Auto 10 or Auto 10 Plus compare to the Nama M1 for making nut/oat milk? I would love to have just one machine to do both, but don't want to sacrifice milk quality.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great question! while the milks are good on the Auto10’s, the difference with milks on the M1 is in the flavor, texture, richness and creaminess. Here’s why: the M1 uses a high speed emulsion blender initially to emulsify the fats and oils in the ingredients and then a spin cycle to extract the milk from the pulp. The screen pore size on the M1 is much smaller too. The Auto10’s don’t do this, and this makes an incredible difference in the quality of the milks. So, while the milks made on the Auto10’s are OK, the quality of the milks is night and day once you experience it on the M1. My thoughts are that if you’re mainly a consistent juicer, and only make milks occasionally, then the Auto10’s are great for their versatility of being able to make both. But if you’re mainly a milk maker, and looking for the highest quality, highest yielding milks, then the M1 is a no-brainer purchase. And if you wanted the best of both worlds, one could always get both. Here are links and discount codes for whichever scenario works best for you: Save $40 on the M1 Use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaM1 Save $74 or $70 on the Auto10 plus or Auto10 Use code: JUICEFEASTER geni.us/JFKuvings Let me know if you have any other questions! Keep me posted!

[@loriedmonds5888]

@@JuiceFeaster This is very helpful. Thank you!

[@JuiceFeaster]

@ most welcome! Happy to help!

[@beelove7586]

Do you think the Citrus Attactment is necessary if I have the Auto 10 plus?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great question! I find that if you make a lot of citrus juice, it’s faster to cut them in half and then juice them on the citrus attachment than to peel them all separately and then juice them through the normal hopper method. I also find that the citrus attachment makes a little less thick juice than through the normal hppper method. Either method works great depending upon how much citrus you juice and whether you like a little less thick juice. You can check out the citrus attachment here: geni.us/JFKuvings Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@EricEllis-nv2yz]

. How do the Kuvings models process celery which is very fibrous?

[@JuiceFeaster]

They do great with it. They actually had 3% better yield on celery than the Nama J2. I actually just posted a reel on Instagram & Facebook about an hour ago showing how well the Auto10 Plus does with it. You can check them out here: geni.us/JFKuvings Here’s the link to the Auto10 Plus making celery on instagram: instagram.com/reel/DDnFqeypxne/?igsh=MTdvMTMyc2VyeHZueg== Also, you can save $$ with my codes. Kuvings: JUICEFEASTER Nama: JUICEJ210 Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@wt3447]

I brought an auto 10 plus. Only used it twice. It stuck and stopped working both times. So the larger hopper is not working. It might make it jam more.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@wt3447 hmmm, sorry to hear that, I’ve not experienced that whatsoever. I’d reach out to Kuvings customer support to get it sorted as that’s definitely not normal. 15 year warranty on everything so I’d definitely contact them. Here is their contact information page: www.kuvingsusa.com/pages/warranty-information Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@atifmanzoor63]

The stainless steel blade and the 240 watts motor would swing it for me for auto 10 plus

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@atifmanzoor63 they are great features for sure!

[@MrJ.31]

Hey Brett just wanna start this off by saying thanks for all the replies and guidance you've given me.. very much appreciated. There's one last thing i wanted to get your opinion on. I wound up pulling the trigger on the Sana 878 (pretty much exact copy of Hurom H320) and just put it through a gauntlet against my Kuvings C7000. In all honesty I don't love it as much as I thought I would. Don't get me wrong it's a great juicer, looks really good and is very easy to clean, but on average was only matching my C7000's juice yield at best and consistently put a fair bit more pulp in the juice. I was wondering if that's also something you've experienced with the Nama/Hurom and the Kuvings? I know you mentioned that Kuvings tends to give slightly higher yield but was curious if that was the case against hurom as well? I don't mind a little pulp but I'd rather not have to sieve everytime i juice. I also wanted to ask if you have any tricks that might help improve yield and minimize pulp. Kinda sucks cause I'm not a fan of returning something once I've tried it but if the Auto10+ makes a higher yield while also putting less pulp in the juice I might have to make the switch. I appreciate any feedback you can offer. Thanks again brother

[@JuiceFeaster]

Hello! Thank you! I’m glad that I’ve been able to help! With all vertical juicers, I find that there is going to be pulp in the juice. They are all pretty similar in that regard. In this video, I tested the juice yield and pulp on the two Auto10 juicers vs the Nama J2. They all were very similar (2.4% for Auto10 and J2; 1.9% on Auto10 plus). Although they were similar in pulp percentages, the Auto10’s did have a slightly higher juice yield of about 4%. To put this in perspective, if you’re making 2 quarts per day, this amounts to about 2.5 oz more juice. Not significantly different to be honest. To be frank, I’m less enthusiastic about Hurom and Sana’s batch juicers due to lack of accessories like larger hopper, citrus attachment or sorbet attachments. I have a review coming out on both in December. If one is most concerned about juice yield and low pulp, then the vertical batch juicers are not the best. If that’s of most importance, then I suggest going with a horizontal single gear, twin gear or hydraulic press juicer. Here are the best that I’ve tested: geni.us/Sana727 geni.us/GreenStar5 geni.us/PUREBundle The trade-off… they are slower and less convenient use. More chopping prep, etc. So, if you want to stay in the vertical convenient juicer category, I’d recommend the Auto10’s or the Nama J2 as I recommend in this video. If you prioritize juice quality, low pulp and juice quantity, then the horizontals or hydraulic press are the best options. Now is a great time to look at them with the sales that are going on! Here are my codes: Save up to $222 on the Kuvings juicers use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 geni.us/NamaSale It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions and keep me posted!

[@MrJ.31]

@JuiceFeaster Thanks alot Brett I always appreciate it man. I do like the vertical styles better than horizontals since they're so much easier imo and seem to make a higher yield, at least from my experiences (except for twin gears) so I'm definitely gonna stick with a vertical juicer. Maybe the Kuvings just processes the pulp more finely and that's why it feels like it makes a lesser pulp? I dunno. I do like the Sana better than Hurom not just for looks but it also comes with a free gift and sorbet attachment which is pretty cool, not to mention full 15 year warranty. I agree it's kind of a downer that it's hopper isn't as large and there's no citrus attachment, at least not yet. I was curious about something though. Would you happen to know if the extra large Nama hopper works on something like the Sana 878 or Hurom H320? Since they're so similar to the J2 I figured maybe that could be a work around to getting the larger hopper onto one of the other juicers

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@MrJ.31​​⁠that’s a great question! But unfortunately, the larger hoppers don’t crossover and fit on any of the other models.

[@paulomock3741]

You forgot to mention about cleaning and dishwasher safe?

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great questions! None of them are recommended to put in the dishwasher as the high heat will potentially warp and degrade the plastic parts. With regards to cleaning, they are all equally easy to clean and all three take the same amount of time to do so. I’ve timed it for all of them and it’s right at 3 minutes and 30 seconds for all of them. Super easy and fast. You can check them all out here: Nama: geni.us/NamaJ2 ( Save $55 using code: JUICEJ20 ) Kuvings: geni.us/JFKuvings ( Save $70-$74 using code: JUICEFEASTER ) Thanks for those questions! Appreciate you tuning in!

[@atifmanzoor63]

Unfortunately where I live kuvings hasn’t released the plus version and the auto 10 is advertised as a 200 watt motor not sure if that’s an error

[@JuiceFeaster]

Hopefully they will release it in your area soon!

[@cmryals]

Great video!! I still torn between the J2 and 10+ I’m leaning more Nama since I am still a beginner using a $100 Amazon juicer. The kuvings steel blade and larger motor are a plus, but again I’m a novice so is it really necessary for me. I can’t decide 🤷🏾

[@JuiceFeaster]

Thanks! Appreciate you tuning in! I think the J2 would be a solid choice for sure, and with the ability to buy the larger 100oz hopper it’s a great way to level up later. That said, the 135 oz hopper & stainless cutter on the Auto10 + are really nice to load up with so much produce, it really makes it easy. Tough choices for sure! Now is a great time to look at them with the sales that are going on! Here are my codes: Save $222 on the Auto10 + use code: JUICEFEASTER30 geni.us/JFKuvings Sale ends 11-29 Save $55 on the J2 use code: JUICEJ210 It goes on Black Friday sale on 11-29 and ends 12-2. I’m not sure yet, but I think the discount will be $80 off. My code will be: JFBFCM Let me know if you have any other questions and keep me posted!

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@stephanierowe718what one are you leaning towards? Let me know if you have any questions! Also, don’t miss out on my sale codes! 🤗

[@stephanierowe718]

I'm in a similar boat when it comes to upgrading my juicer. I currently own a Kuvings 830, but I've been considering both the Kuvings Auto10+ and the Nama J2. Based on my research, here's a breakdown of the costs for the Nama J2 with various configurations: * Nama J2 with 100 ml hopper and pulp strainer: $591.96 (with free shipping and tax) * Nama J2 with 100 ml hopper: $566.73 (with free shipping and tax) * Nama J2 (base model): $495.55 (with free shipping and tax) The Kuvings Auto10+ with discount, free shipping, and tax included costs $549.08. I hope this information helps others who are also considering these juicers.

[@nicktaviuswainwright7243]

@@stephanierowe718thank you for doing the research for us.

[@AnhPhamOnlineBusiness]

Thanks for sharing. The code is expired, do you have another code?

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@AnhPhamOnlineBusiness yes! That was a special Black Friday code. Here is the new code to save $70-74 on the Auto10’s: Code: JUICEFEASTER here’s the link to the site: geni.us/JFKuvings Thanks for asking and thanks for tuning in!

[@adrinehsafarian4516]

My plan is to buy nama C2

[@JuiceFeaster]

Great choice! You’ll love the C2. As a reminder there is only a couple hours left to save $120 on the C2! Use code: JFBFCM Here’s the link: geni.us/NamaSale Let me know if you have any questions!

[@jameswang4802]

Nama j2 is not less expensive if one upgrades to all the strainers Auto 10 has and the bigger feed chute.

[@JuiceFeaster]

Actually, that’s incorrect. The Nama J2 base price is $550 + large hopper upgrade $95 + sorbet attachment $45 = $690. That’s $9 less than the original Auto10 and $48 less than the Auto10 Plus. Yes, the Auto10 and Auto10 plus do come standard with the larger batch hoppers. Thanks for your comment, though, appreciate you tuning in!

[@atifmanzoor63]

Can you do a weight of the wettest pulp to see which leaves the most dry waste

[@JuiceFeaster]

In the video, I list the percentages of juice yield based on weight. Here are the numbers and rankings: After weighing the ingredients making & straining the juice, here’s what I found: The Original AUTO10: Came in at 65.2%, which was the highest juice yield. And the AUTO10 Plus: came in second at 64.7%. The Nama J2 was third and Averaged a 61.3% yield. So the original Auto10 had the driest pulp, the Auto10 Plus was second driest. And the J2 was the most wet. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@Monika05946]

Are these juicer good to juice wheatgrass?

[@JuiceFeaster]

No, not really. For wheatgrass, I recommend these juicers: geni.us/GreenStar5 Or this one: geni.us/Sana727 These juicers have way better yield and nutrient extraction than the vertical batch juicers, but they are a bit slower to use since they have smaller feed chutes. Really depends on your juicing priorities. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@BHJ7115]

Just ordered!

[@JuiceFeaster]

Congrats! Happy juicing! 🙌⭐

[@primaresuello7431]

Price list please

[@JuiceFeaster]

I list the prices in the video for you. You can also see the prices in your area here: Kuvings juicers: geni.us/JFKuvings Nama juicer: geni.us/NamaJ2 Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@TonchoPapo]

SAD - They removed all Discount codes for both juicers before BLACK FRIDAY sale

[@JuiceFeaster]

Hello! I just checked and all Kuvings juicers are in Black Friday Sale right now through 11-29. All Nama appliances are on sale as well currently except the Nama J2. It goes on sale on Black Friday 11-29 through 12-2, as has always been Nama’s routine. This year they put all their other appliances on sale first and then adding the J2 on sale on Black Friday. Are you perhaps outside of the USA? It’s possible that if you are, the juicers aren’t on sale in your area.

[@TonchoPapo]

yes. I'm In Australia. :)

[@TonchoPapo]

and also no AUTO 10 plus here

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@TonchoPapoyes that explains why there is no discount available for you due to your location.

[@JuiceFeaster]

@@TonchoPapohopefully the Auto10 Plus will be available in your area soon!