Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer Review

About this Product Review

Juicers are easy to buy and hard to keep using. The first few glasses of fresh juice feel worth the effort, but the routine often breaks down around the same problems: too much chopping, too many parts, loud motors, wet pulp, awkward storage, and filter screens that take longer to clean than the juice takes to drink.

The Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer attempts to address many of those friction points through a combination of design choices, including a 6-inch feed chute, a safety-lock system, a self-clearing pulp outlet, removable rinse-friendly components, and a closeable juice outlet. During testing, those features consistently reduced prep work, simplified cleanup, and contributed to a smoother overall workflow.

Plumosity’s Product Review Team tested the Auramist for three months, evaluating it across fruit and vegetable processing, cleanup, countertop storage, and routine use.

Below you'll find our complete hands-on breakdown, scoring framework, performance analysis, and buying guidance.

Want the short version? Jump to our Quick Verdict. Want the detailed testing and analysis? Jump straight to the full review.

Quick Verdict: Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer

After roughly three months of hands-on use, the Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer stands out as a practical, value-focused cold press juicer. Its biggest strength is not any single feature, but how multiple design choices work together to reduce common juicing frustrations. The wide feed chute reduces prep work, assembly is straightforward, cleanup is unusually manageable, and the machine remains compact enough to keep accessible between uses.

Key takeaways from our testing:

• ✔️ Strong value: Juice quality compares favorably with several more expensive cold press juicers we've used.
• 🧼 Easier cleanup: Removable components, a self-clearing pulp path, and a rinse-friendly design help keep cleanup quick and straightforward.
• 🍎 Less prep friction: The wide feed chute reduces small-piece chopping, though some prep is still recommended.
• 🥤 Useful outlet flap: The closeable juice outlet helps reduce drips when switching glasses or pausing the pour.
• ⚠️ Trade-offs: Limited long-term ownership history, plastic-heavy construction in some areas, and a basic included cleaning brush.

The Auramist is not a legacy-brand machine with decades of history behind it, but its juice quality, cleanup process, and day-to-day usability compare favorably with machines costing considerably more.

In short: The Auramist delivers strong juice quality, easy cleanup, and excellent overall value while avoiding many of the friction points that cause juicers to sit unused.

If you're looking for a cold press juicer that balances price, juice quality, cleanup, and usability, the Auramist is easy to recommend.

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What Makes a Good Cold Press Juicer? 10 Qualities That Matter After Week One

The best juicer is not just the one that extracts the most juice. It is the one people can realistically keep using.

Before evaluating the Auramist, it is worth defining what a cold press juicer actually needs to do well. Many product pages focus on motor power, RPM, and nutrient claims, but the ownership experience usually depends on more practical factors: prep work, cleanup time, pulp management, countertop fit, and whether the overall process feels convenient enough to maintain regularly.

For this review, Plumosity evaluated the Auramist using a framework that considers both performance and long-term usability.

1. Juice Quality: Smooth texture, balanced flavor, minimal foam, and limited separation after juicing.
2. Yield & Pulp Dryness: How much juice the machine extracts from the same produce and how much moisture remains in the pulp.
3. Cleanup Difficulty: How many parts need washing, whether pulp traps in corners, and whether the screen requires heavy scrubbing.
4. Prep Burden: Whether produce must be cut into tiny pieces or can be loaded in practical chunks.
5. Feed Chute Usefulness: Whether a wide chute actually reduces prep work, not just whether it looks large on a product page.
6. Fibrous Produce Handling: How well the machine handles celery, leafy greens, ginger, pineapple, carrots, and other ingredients that challenge vertical juicers.
7. Noise: Whether the machine can be used in a normal kitchen routine without feeling disruptive.
8. Assembly & Learning Curve: How quickly a new user can understand the parts, lock everything into place, and clean it properly.
9. Countertop Fit: Whether the machine can stay accessible instead of being stored away after each use.
10. Value & Ownership Confidence: Price, warranty, brand maturity, support access, and long-term durability signals.

Those criteria help separate impressive specifications from practical reality. A cold press juicer can have a powerful motor, a large feed chute, and an attractive feature list, but the real question is whether it consistently delivers good results without creating unnecessary work. The Auramist was evaluated against that standard throughout this review.

About Puraflows

Puraflows is a new kitchen appliance brand focused on cold press juicing within a broader wellness-oriented product strategy. Its marketing around the Auramist emphasizes reduced prep work, quieter operation, easier cleanup, and a more approachable juicing experience.

That positioning is notable because many of the frustrations associated with juicing have less to do with juice quality than with the overall workflow. Prep time, cleanup effort, storage convenience, and routine practicality often determine whether a juicer becomes part of a kitchen routine or ends up collecting dust in a cabinet.

Brand materials reference 12+ months of research and development, 30+ real-life juicing scenarios, and 40+ unit evaluations before production. Those claims are directionally useful, but they are not a substitute for long-term durability and customer-use data. Unlike established brands such as Omega, Hurom, Kuvings, Tribest, and Nama, Puraflows does not yet have years of customer experience available for comparison.

That context matters, but it does not automatically determine product quality. For this review, greater weight was placed on hands-on testing and observed performance than on brand age alone. The Auramist can be judged directly through its juice quality, cleanup, produce handling, and overall practicality, while acknowledging that its long-term durability remains less established than more mature competitors.

Product Overview: Specifications & Features

A specifications-focused overview of the Auramist’s design, hardware, and included features before hands-on testing.

The Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer is a vertical slow masticating juicer that uses a 50 RPM cold press system, a 300W rated motor with 600W peak power, a 6-inch feed chute, and detachable dishwasher-safe components.

The Auramist combines several features commonly associated with modern cold press juicers, including a wide feed chute, a closeable juice outlet, removable components, and a safety-lock assembly system. The table below summarizes the Auramist's published specifications and included components.

Specifications

Key Features

• 🍎 6-Inch Feed Chute: Designed to accommodate larger produce pieces than narrow-feed cold press juicers.
• 🥤 50 RPM Cold Press System: Uses a slow-speed extraction process intended to minimize heat generation during juicing.
• ⚙️ 300W Motor / 600W Peak: Rated for fruit, vegetable, and mixed-ingredient cold press juicing.
• 🧼 Detachable Cleaning Design: Features removable juicing components and an included cleaning brush.
• 🚰 Closeable Juice Outlet: Allows the juice outlet to remain closed between pours or while mixing juice inside the chamber.
• 🔒 Safety Lock System: Designed to operate only when major components are properly assembled and locked into position.
• 🍓 Multi-Use Capability: Brand materials reference juices, pulpy drinks, smoothies, sorbet, jam, and other soft-blend preparations.

Specifications can describe what a juicer is supposed to do, but they cannot show how it behaves in a real kitchen. The next section looks at how the Auramist's design translated into setup, assembly, and first impressions during testing.

Unboxing & First Impressions

A look at the Auramist’s packaging, included accessories, setup process, and initial build impressions.

The Auramist arrived securely packaged, with the major components protected by molded internal supports designed to minimize movement during shipping. Nothing arrived damaged, and the internal layout made it easy to identify the various parts during unpacking.

Beyond the main juicing assembly, Puraflows includes the accessories and supporting materials needed for setup, operation, and cleaning. Inside the box, you'll find:

• Main motor base
• Feed chute and juicing assembly
• Food pusher
• Juice container
• Pulp container
• Cleaning brush
• User manual
• Quick-start guide
• Recipe booklet

Despite never having used the Auramist before, initial assembly took no more than a minute. The major components are easy to distinguish, the locking points are clearly marked, and the juicing assembly follows a logical sequence from motor base to feed chute. After the initial setup, we never needed to reference the instructions again.

Once assembled, the Auramist made a strong first impression. The brushed silver finish gives it a cleaner, more appliance-grade appearance than many budget cold press juicers, which often lean heavily on glossy plastics or oversized housings. The controls are minimal, the assembled system feels organized rather than cluttered, and the overall design appears less intimidating than many vertical cold press juicers.

Plumosity’s Hands-On Product Review

Our full hands-on review of the Puraflows Auramist, evaluated for juice quality, yield, cleanup, ease of use, produce handling, noise, and overall value.

Over roughly three months, Plumosity’s Product Review Team used the Auramist across repeated juicing sessions with common fruits and vegetables. The central question was simple:

Does the Auramist make cold press juicing easy enough to keep doing after the first week?

We also reviewed public product claims and outside review patterns, especially where user feedback conflicted. Public feedback is broadly positive around cleanup, quiet operation, wide-chute convenience, and pulp dryness, though some reviewers report noise, clogging, or difficult cleaning with certain produce. For that reason, this review prioritizes direct observation and hands-on testing over marketing claims or anecdotal reports.

Setup & Learning Curve

• Simple controls: The Auramist uses straightforward controls with a minimal learning curve.
• Fast initial assembly: Despite never having used the Auramist before, initial assembly took about 30 seconds.
• Safety-lock system: The machine would not operate unless the major components were properly aligned and locked into position.
• Beginner-friendly design: The parts are easy to identify and assemble, even for first-time cold press juicer users.

The safety-lock system removes much of the guesswork during setup and helps prevent operation when the juicer is assembled incorrectly. New users still need to learn how the chute, auger, filter, chamber, and outlets fit together, but the process becomes intuitive quickly.

After the initial setup, we never needed to reference the instructions again. Assembly, operation, cleaning, and reassembly quickly became routine.

Prep Work & Feed Chute

• Wide chute reduces prep: The 6-inch feed chute eliminates the need to cut produce into narrow pieces for a small opening.
• Prep is still required: The Auramist should not be treated as a true no-prep machine.
• Better workflow: During testing, the most effective approach was simple: keep a cutting board beside the juicer, cut produce into manageable chunks, and feed steadily.

This is where the Auramist’s design makes sense. It does not eliminate prep work, but it changes the type of prep required. Instead of cutting everything into narrow pieces for a small tube, we could work more naturally: rough-chop, load, juice, and continue.

We do not recommend placing whole fruits or dense produce into the Auramist simply because the chute is wide. Apples, carrots, celery, ginger, and other firm ingredients still performed best when cut into manageable pieces, which improved feeding consistency and reduced strain on the machine.

Juice Quality

• Strong juice quality: Juice quality was one of the Auramist’s biggest strengths during testing.
• Smooth finished texture: Apple, carrot, celery, and ginger juice all came out clean, with no noticeable pulp, sediment, or fine particles in the finished juice.
• Competes above its price point: Based on our experience with multiple juicers, the Auramist’s juice quality felt closer to premium cold press machines than its price suggests.

Across nearly every ingredient tested, the Auramist consistently produced clean, well-extracted juice with minimal foam, sediment, or visible particulate matter. Leafy greens proved the most challenging ingredient, but even there the finished juice remained good overall.

Yield & Pulp Ejection

• Good pulp discharge: The pulp outlet cleared itself well during normal use and did not require constant intervention.
• Clean workflow: Pulp exited consistently, which helped keep the process organized.
• Ingredient variation: Ginger produced the driest pulp during testing, while leafy greens retained the most residual moisture. Apples, carrots, celery, beets, and pineapple all fell between those extremes.

The pulp outlet, or pulp discharge channel, is one of the parts that determines whether juicing feels clean or annoying. The Auramist performed well here during ordinary use. Pulp exited consistently without backing up, and the juice outlet flap helped keep the counter cleaner when switching cups or pausing the pour.

Yield was generally strong across the completed produce tests, with most ingredients producing pulp that remained only slightly moist after extraction. Ginger produced the driest discharged pulp, while apples, carrots, beets, and pineapple all showed good extraction with no visible juice droplets released when the pulp was squeezed. Celery retained slightly more moisture, and leafy greens were the weakest performers, producing the wettest pulp and the only test where several drops of recoverable juice remained after squeezing.

Pulp dryness was only one part of the overall picture. The Auramist's strongest results came when good extraction was paired with clean juice quality, consistent feeding, and minimal intervention during operation. Even ingredients that produced slightly wetter pulp, such as celery, still generated clean finished juice and remained easy to process. Leafy greens were the primary exception, producing both the wettest pulp and the only completed test that required minor manual assistance.

Cleaning & Maintenance

• Fast cleanup: Most cleanup sessions took roughly three minutes from disassembly through rinsing.
• Mostly rinse-based: Most residue rinsed away under running water without scrubbing.
• Accessible pulp path: A removable rubber tab provides access to the pulp extraction section, where the included brush cleared remaining pulp with only a few passes.
• Easy reassembly: The removable parts came apart easily and snapped back into place after washing and drying.

Cleanup was one of the Auramist's strongest areas throughout testing. Most residue rinsed away quickly under running water, the parts were easy to access, and the machine never developed the kind of hard-to-reach pulp buildup that often makes cold press juicers frustrating to maintain.

In normal use, most pulp residue rinsed off under running water without heavy scrubbing. The only area that consistently benefited from brushing was the pulp extraction section. Even there, cleanup was straightforward because the removable rubber tab provides direct access to the area.

Small design choices such as the removable rubber tab, accessible pulp path, and straightforward reassembly made cleanup feel consistently manageable throughout testing. Even after months of use, cleanup remained one of the machine's most practical advantages.

3-Month Ownership Note: Cleaning

After roughly three months of use, cleanup remained one of the Auramist’s strongest advantages. The removable parts still came apart easily, most residue rinsed away quickly, and reassembly stayed simple after washing and drying.

During testing, the Auramist routinely remained a sub-5-minute cleanup when rinsed promptly after use. Most cleanup sessions took roughly three minutes from disassembly through rinsing.

Noise Testing

• Brand claim: Puraflows lists the Auramist as operating below 60 dB.
• Test method: Plumosity used a smartphone decibel meter app, not calibrated laboratory equipment.
• Idle reading: With the motor running but no produce being juiced, the app recorded an average reading of roughly 63 dB.
• Produce readings: Completed produce tests ranged from roughly 64 dB for leafy greens and pineapple to roughly 73 dB for beets.

These sound measurements should be treated as comparative reference points rather than definitive measurements. The readings came from a smartphone decibel meter app, not calibrated laboratory equipment.

Subjectively, the Auramist sounded relatively quiet compared with several juicers we have used in the past. It did not feel like a harsh blender-style appliance during ordinary operation. For context, normal conversation is often cited around 60 dB, while many blenders commonly exceed 80 dB during use. Based on our experience, the Auramist felt much closer to the former than the latter.

Produce Performance Testing

Different ingredients stress different parts of a juicer. Dense produce tests extraction power, fibrous ingredients test feeding and pulp management, and leafy greens often reveal weaknesses that softer fruits can hide. For that reason, the Auramist was tested across a range of common juicing ingredients rather than a single fruit or vegetable.

Produce-specific testing revealed a consistent pattern. Apples, carrots, celery, ginger, beets, and pineapple all processed smoothly while producing clean finished juice and generally well-extracted pulp. Leafy greens were the only ingredient that required minor manual assistance and retained noticeably more moisture after extraction. Overall, the Auramist handled a broader range of produce more consistently than many value-priced cold press juicers.

Countertop Fit & Storage

• Fits under our cabinets: At 16¾ inches tall in our kitchen, the Auramist fit under an 18-inch clearance.
• Accessible enough to stay out: The size makes it realistic to keep on the counter, which supports regular use.
• Vertical footprint: It uses height more than horizontal sprawl, making it easier to place beside a cutting board during prep.
• Stable during use: Four suction cups on the bottom of the motor base help keep the machine firmly planted on the countertop.

Countertop access is part of the product's value. A juicer is far more likely to be used regularly when it can stay accessible between sessions. In our kitchen, the Auramist fit comfortably beneath the cabinets, making it practical to leave on the counter rather than storing it after each use.

The suction-cup system is another small but useful detail. During testing, the Auramist remained stable while feeding produce and never felt like it wanted to slide across the countertop. At the same time, the suction was not overly aggressive, so the machine remained easy to lift and reposition when needed.

The suction cups are a small detail, but they contributed to a more stable and predictable experience during testing. Combined with the Auramist's compact footprint and under-cabinet fit, they helped the machine feel practical for regular countertop use.

Scoring Breakdown: Puraflows Auramist vs. Key Criteria

Plumosity’s scoring framework emphasizes real-world value rather than specifications alone. The goal is not simply to identify the most powerful or expensive juicer, but to evaluate how well a machine performs across the factors that most influence long-term satisfaction and regular use.

Puraflows Auramist vs. Common Juicer Alternatives

Here’s how the Auramist compares within the broader cold press juicer market.

The Auramist does not necessarily outperform every premium cold press juicer on the market. Instead, its strongest argument is value. During testing, it delivered juice quality, cleanup performance, and overall usability that compared favorably with several more expensive machines, while avoiding many of the friction points that discourage regular juicing.

Value & Ownership Trade-Offs

The Auramist delivers juice quality that compares favorably with many significantly more expensive cold press juicers while offering one of the easiest cleanup experiences we've encountered in the category.

Its strongest value comes from reducing many of the small frustrations that often discourage regular juicing. The wide feed chute reduces prep work, the safety-lock system simplifies assembly, the pulp path clears itself well during normal use, and cleanup routinely took only a few minutes when the machine was rinsed promptly after use.

The primary trade-off is brand maturity. Puraflows does not yet have the decades-long track record of companies such as Omega, Hurom, Kuvings, Tribest, or Nama. However, throughout testing, the Auramist consistently performed well across the areas that most influence long-term satisfaction, including juice quality, cleanup, produce handling, ease of use, and overall practicality.

For buyers focused on juice quality, cleanup, usability, and overall value, the Auramist compares exceptionally well with many higher-priced alternatives.

Pros & Cons

Who Should—or Shouldn’t—Buy It

Based on our testing, the Auramist is best suited for buyers who want strong juice quality, easier cleanup, and excellent overall value without paying premium-brand prices.

Final Verdict

The Puraflows Auramist earned a Plumosity Score of 4.85 / 5 — Outstanding Value after extensive hands-on testing. It consistently produced excellent juice, remained easy to clean, handled most ingredients without issue, and proved practical enough to keep accessible between uses.

What separates the Auramist is not any single specification or headline feature. Its strength comes from how multiple design decisions work together to make juicing easier to prep, use, and clean. Prep is simpler, cleanup is faster, operation is straightforward, and the machine remained pleasant to use throughout testing.

The primary trade-off is brand maturity. Puraflows does not yet have the category history of Omega, Hurom, Kuvings, Tribest, or Nama, which means there is less long-term durability and customer-use data available than with more established competitors. The Auramist itself, however, performed consistently well across every major area of testing.

For buyers focused on juice quality, cleanup, usability, and overall value, the Auramist stands out as a strong option. It delivers a user experience that compares favorably with many significantly more expensive alternatives.

Plumosity Review:
Puraflows Auramist Cold Press Juicer

Plumosity Score: 4.85 / 5 — Outstanding Value

If you want a cold press juicer that prioritizes repeat use, easier cleanup, and strong juice quality for the price, the Auramist deserves serious consideration.

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Buying Guide: Price, Warranty & Shipping

What to verify before buying the Puraflows Auramist, including price, available filters, warranty, returns, and shipping terms.

Which Configuration Is Right?

The Auramist is available in two configurations. Our review unit was the Standard Filter version, which includes a single filter and is priced at $249.99. Puraflows also offers a Triple Filters package for $259.99, which includes three interchangeable filter inserts instead of one.

Because our testing was conducted using the Standard Filter configuration, the findings throughout this review apply directly to that version. We did not test the additional filters included with the Triple Filters package.

Price, Shipping, Returns & Warranty

• ✔︎ Price:
  • Standard Filter: $249.99 (MSRP) (verify current pricing)
  • Triple Filters: $259.99 (MSRP) (verify current pricing)
• ✔︎ Shipping: Free shipping, with delivery estimates of 3–5 business days within the continental United States.
• ✔︎ Returns: 30-day money-back guarantee, along with a 30-day return or exchange window.
• ✔︎ Warranty: 1-year limited warranty.
• ✔︎ Support: Customer support is available at support@puraflows.com.

The biggest consideration here is the warranty. The Auramist's 1-year limited warranty is shorter than the coverage offered by some established premium competitors.

Complementary Juicing Tools

Practical tools that make juicing easier to prep, clean, store, and repeat.

Produce Prep Tools

The Auramist's wide feed chute reduces chopping, but produce still needs to be washed, trimmed, and occasionally cut before juicing. A colander, stable cutting board, and sharp knife help simplify prep before ingredients reach the machine.

P&P CHEF Stainless Steel Colander - Set of 3

Price: $19.69

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5” Santoku Knife - Japanese Chef Knife

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Pure Titanium Cutting Board - Medium

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Juice Storage & Serving

Fresh juice is often consumed immediately, but bottles, jars, and pitchers make it easier to store extra servings, refrigerate larger batches, and serve juice without spills.

18 oz Glass Bottles with Lids - Set of 3

Price: $15.99

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64oz Glass Mason Jar Pitcher with Lid

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16oz Mason Canning Jars - Set of 12

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Cleaning Tools

The included brush handles routine cleaning, but a few additional tools can simplify maintenance. Detail brushes help clean tight spaces, bottle brushes make quick work of juice containers, and absorbent kitchen towels help dry components before storage.

Small Cleaning Brushes - 4 Piece Set

Price: $5.69

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Bottle Brushes - 6 Piece Set

Price: $8.95

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Waffle Weave Dish Cloths - 6 Pack

Price: $12.99

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Conclusion

Final thoughts on the Auramist after hands-on testing.

The most important result of this review was not the Auramist's juice quality, cleanup performance, or feature list. It was how consistently the machine avoided the small frustrations that often make juicing feel like more work than it is worth.

Throughout testing, the Auramist consistently made the overall juicing process feel simpler and less demanding. Prep was manageable, cleanup was quick, operation was straightforward, and the machine remained accessible between uses.

The Auramist is not the most established cold press juicer on the market, and long-term durability remains the largest unanswered question. However, based on our testing, it delivered excellent juice quality, easy operation, and unusually strong value for its price point.

Ultimately, the Auramist earned its 4.85 / 5 — Outstanding Value rating because it performed well in the areas that matter most during daily use. For buyers seeking a capable cold press juicer without paying premium-brand prices, the Auramist is an easy machine to recommend.

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