7 Best Cold Press Juicers of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

Kuving's cold press juicers have performed well in our Lab tests for performance and ease of use. The Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer REVO830W is no different, standing out with a very quick and easy operation, delicious pulp-free juice and all while remaining at a room temperature.

In our recent testing we were impressed with how much juice was yielded and that the apple and carrot juices were very sweet. We were able to fit whole apples in the 3.5-inch feed tube and whole carrots in the smaller 1.5-inch feed tube, which reduced prep time.

Other notable features about this juicer are that it features nesting juice and pulp cups for easy storage and a wider pulp gasket (the area that pulp is pushed out of and into the pulp cup, which tends to be a harder part to clean) for easier cleaning. We are excited to test out their model's citrus attachment which can turn this cold press juicer into a citrus juicer as well. Kuvings also stands behind its product, offering a 15-year limited warranty.

The Ninja Cold Press Pro is a compact horizontal cold press juicer with an easy one-touch button that allows you to start, stop and reverse your juicer all with one touch. At its price, this juicer is a lot more affordable than competing juicer models. Storage is simple with this model, too, since the compact size doesn't take up too much room on your countertop or inside your cupboard.

In our tests, this model produced carrot and apple juice that tasted sweet. There was a tiny bit of pulp in the apple juice but none in the carrot juice, and both juices stayed under 70º F, which is important since the cooler the temperature of the juice, the more vitamins, minerals, enzymes and taste are retained. This juicer has a smaller feed tube than other models, requiring you to cut fruits and veggies into smaller pieces and it operates a little slower, but for the price, it's a great buy based on the quality of the juice and ease of cleaning. It also comes with a cleaning brush which we didn't need as much as other models. The three strainers it comes with were very easy to clean with just a sponge, and all pieces except for the motor base are dishwasher-safe.

The Cuisinart Easy Clean Slow Juicer is a nice choice for someone new to juicing. It's an easy-to-assemble vertical cold press juicer that is compact in size and doesn't cost too much. You can either feed ingredients through the small hole on top or open the larger feed tube for bigger or multiple ingredients at once. We tried fitting a whole apple inside the 3.5-inch feed tube and while it did fit, it required a lot of effort to push it through the machine. We still recommend cutting apples in half for better ease of use.

The apple juice the Cuisinart produced in our test was bright green in color and super sweet in flavor, but there was a quarter-inch layer of foam on top. Foam isn't harmful — it comes from fiber mixed with air, and if a juicer operates at a faster speed, it may create a larger layer of foam. It can be off-putting, so you can either skim off or mix back into the juice. The pulp that was extruded out the other side was bone dry which means that the juicer is able to extract almost all of the juice from fruits and veggies. This juicer doesn't have a mesh pulp strainer which makes it easier to clean compared to juicers with mesh strainers, and all removable pieces are top-rack dishwasher-safe.

One of the biggest downsides to juicing is the cleanup — most models have metal mesh strainers that require diligent scrubbing after every use. But this cold press model is much easier to keep pristine thanks to heavy-duty plastic strainers that have easy-to-clean large vertical grooves. Additionally, the machine has a tilted juicing chamber that uses gravity to pour out more juice, leaving less mess inside for wrangling later.

Plus, it's easier to remove fruit and veggie pulp from the juicer thanks to a little trap door that allows for even easier cleaning and less digging around the machine to clean it thoroughly. That’s not all there is to love: In our Lab testing, this model made some of the freshest-tasting green juice, and testers loved that you can control the amount of pulp by using the fine or coarse strainer. Whether you like pulpy orange juice or silky smooth cucumber juice, we found the juice to be very tasty.

This pick is a large, pricey juicer made completely out of food-grade stainless steel that is incredibly heavy and durable. The left side has a system to grind produce into a superfine pulp and the right side features a 5,400-pound hydraulic press that presses every single drop of juice out of the super-fine pulp. In our recent Lab testing, it created apple, kale and carrot juice that had absolutely no sediment and tasted clean and sweet with incredibly vibrant color, very little foam and minimal, bone-dry pulp.

While this style of cold press juicing is a little more involved than most juicers because of its two-step and somewhat manual process, once you get the hang of it, you are rewarded with silky, smooth juice — and plenty of it! All stainless steel parts are easy to clean by hand but are also dishwasher-safe and the juicer comes with a 12-year transferable warranty.

The sleek Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer not only looks attractive on your countertop but is a powerhouse. Instead of manually feeding ingredients one at a time, add all of your veggies and fruit (even whole apples!) into the top and let the juicer self-feed simply by turning on the juicer. In cold press juicer testing, we found the carrot and apple juice to be sweet with minimal foam on top. Compared to other models we found that the Nama produced more juice and less pulp, as it crushes out every last drop of juice from fruits and veggies.

Take note that there are safety mechanisms included in this juicer that require you to assemble the juicer perfectly before it can operate. We found it easiest to assemble everything before putting the carafe on the base, but even so, it was still tricky. When you're finished juicing, the juicer comes with a dual-ended cleaning tool which we used a lot during testing, as this was one of the harder models to clean because of its intricate mesh pulp strainer.

Omega JC2022GY11 Cold Press Juicer is a newer model from Omega which makes batch juicing for your meal prep even easier. It features an extra large hopper (68 ounces!) that requires minimal prep. You can fill the hopper with a bunch of fruit and veggies and then let the juicer self-feed. There is also a 60-second memory feature which helps the model remember the rotation and operation that was last used, for example if you're juicing a bunch of carrots. There is also a safety mechanism where the juicer makes a noise when the lid is open and it automatically shuts off so you don't hurt your fingers.

In our testing we found it to be a juicing operation, but a bit slower than other models tested. The carrot juice that was yielded was sweet and earthy with only a little bit of pulp in the body of the juice. We also appreciated how easy this juicer was to put together and that it comes with minimal pieces for easy storage.