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Buying guide for juicers and citrus presses

Choosing a juicer or citrus press depends on its ability to extract juice efficiently from various fruits and vegetables. Motor power and the number of available speeds determine the effectiveness and versatility of the appliance in daily use.

What to check

Motor power Power determines the appliance’s capacity to process fruits and vegetables, especially hard ones like carrots or beetroot. On our site, the rating bar positions each appliance among the models surveyed on the market: the least powerful display forty watts, suitable for soft citrus fruits, while the median sits at one hundred and sixty watts. The most efficient appliances reach one thousand watts and crush fibrous foods without difficulty. High power reduces extraction time and limits blockages, but generally comes with a higher price. Choose power suited to the foods you press most often. Market median: 160 W
Number of speeds The number of speeds allows you to adapt extraction according to food texture. Our rating compares market appliances: some models offer only one speed, while the median and best offer two speeds. This range of settings helps optimize yield: a slow speed preserves nutrients in soft fruits like tomatoes or grapes, a fast speed efficiently extracts juice from hard vegetables. Single-speed appliances suit simple, regular use on similar foods. Two speeds provide valuable flexibility if you regularly vary your juice recipes. Market median: 2
Maintenance after use Cleaning affects the appliance’s lifespan and the hygiene of your juices. Check that elements in contact with food disassemble easily: filter, container, spout. Some components are dishwasher-safe, others require immediate manual washing to prevent pulp from drying and becoming encrusted. Models with wide openings facilitate access to the extraction chamber. Allow a few minutes after each use to rinse parts, especially if you press staining fruits like berries. Regular maintenance prevents deposits and preserves extraction quality.

Benchmarks based on 33 recent market listings, collected on 25 October 2026.

What you get for each budget

Less than €50

Appliances under fifty euros suit manual or simple electric citrus presses, with limited power and a single speed for occasional use.

€50 to €120

Between fifty and one hundred and twenty euros, you find juicers with median power and sometimes two speeds, suitable for regular use on varied fruits and vegetables.

More than €120

Beyond one hundred and twenty euros, models offer high power and multiple settings, to efficiently extract juice from hard and fibrous foods daily.

Frequent mistakes

Choosing power too low for the hard vegetables you wish to press regularly.
Neglecting ease of disassembly and cleaning, a source of daily inconvenience.
Opting for a single-speed appliance when you press foods of very different textures.
Underestimating the appliance’s bulk compared to available worktop space.

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