H70 Easy Clean Slow Juicer

Product Overview

The H70 earns Plumosity Certified status because it addresses the primary failure point of home juicing: cleanup friction. By eliminating the traditional mesh strainer and simplifying cleanup, Hurom prioritizes ease of ownership over maximum pulp filtration. The result is a juicer that is more likely to remain on the counter and in regular use. Buyers seeking the clearest possible juice may prefer traditional fine-screen designs, but many households will find the H70's convenience-focused tradeoffs more valuable over the long term.

The Hurom H70 Easy Clean Slow Juicer is a premium vertical cold-press juicer positioned between Hurom's compact H310 and larger H400 models. It combines a strainer-free Easy Clean chamber, two-part auger system, self-feeding hopper, 450 ml juicing chamber, and quiet 150W AC motor in a compact countertop footprint. The H70 supports fruits, vegetables, leafy greens, nut milks, and sorbet while prioritizing simpler cleanup and easier day-to-day ownership than traditional fine-mesh slow juicers. A 15-year motor and parts warranty, BPA-free food-contact materials, and multiple industry awards reinforce its position as one of Hurom's flagship Easy Clean platforms.

Why Plumosity Certified It

Plumosity Certified recognizes products that improve ownership outcomes through identifiable design decisions. In the H70's case, those decisions include eliminating the traditional mesh strainer, simplifying cleanup through a strainer-free Easy Clean chamber, reducing prep interruption with a self-feeding hopper, supporting long-term ownership with a 15-year warranty, and maintaining a footprint small enough for permanent countertop placement. These design choices reduce prep, cleanup, and storage friction while preserving the juice quality, versatility, and reliability expected from a premium cold-press juicer.

Awards & Expert Recognition

Reviews & Ratings

Reviews consistently praise the H70's Easy Clean system, quiet operation, self-feeding hopper, and day-to-day usability. Owners frequently cite faster cleanup and simpler assembly as the features that distinguish it from traditional slow juicers. Common criticisms include premium pricing, more pulp than some fine-mesh competitors, hand-wash-only maintenance, and occasional difficulties with highly fibrous produce such as celery. Overall sentiment favors the H70 as a convenience-focused premium juicer designed for regular use rather than maximum-filtration enthusiasts.

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