Hurom H400 Review: Is the Easy Clean Juicer Worth It?

The H400 uses a large self-feeding hopper designed to let you load multiple ingredients at once rather than continuously feeding produce piece by piece. Hurom positions it for families, committed juicers and batch preparation.

Hurom doesn't publish a total hopper capacity in the specifications we use. The 550 ml / 18.6 oz figure is the chamber capacity — not necessarily the total hopper capacity.

Hurom designed the two-part auger system to strain juice without a conventional fine-mesh strainer, and markets the H400 as producing low-pulp juice. That doesn't mean the juice is completely pulp-free, and we don't claim it produces less pulp than every competing machine.

If you're particularly sensitive to juice texture, it's worth understanding that straining systems differ between machines, and the H400's approach is different from a traditional fine-mesh strainer.

Hurom states that it streamlined the H400's internal juicing mechanism and reduced the number of pieces needed for assembly. The juicing section consists primarily of the chamber and the two-part auger system, rather than a traditional collection of fine and coarse mesh strainers.

The H400 measures 6.6 × 10.3 × 18.5 in and weighs 14.8 lb. It's relatively narrow at 6.6 inches wide, but at 18.5 inches tall it isn't compact overall.

If you have cabinets directly above your countertop, measure the vertical clearance before buying.

1. 1

   Prepare produce

   Wash produce, remove large pits and cut larger items to fit.

2. 2

   Load the hopper

   Add multiple ingredients to the self-feeding hopper.

3. 3

   Start the juicer

   The two-part auger draws produce in at 90 RPM.

4. 4

   Juice & pulp separate

   Juice and pulp exit into separate containers.

Like other slow juicers, the H400 is designed for a wide range of fruit and vegetables — apples, carrots, celery, cucumber, citrus, ginger, leafy greens and beets are all typical slow-juicer ingredients.

Ingredient preparation may still be necessary depending on the produce's size, shape, seeds and hardness. Hurom specifically advises removing large pits, such as peach pits, before juicing.

We don't publish our own yield measurements for the H400.

Produce commonly used in cold press juicing:

• Apples
• Carrots
• Celery
• Cucumber
• Citrus
• Ginger
• Leafy greens
• Beets

Looking for a machine for specific ingredients? See our guides to the best juicer for celery and the best juicer for ginger.

Cleaning the Hurom H400

Cleanup is the reason most people look at the H400. Because there is no traditional fine-mesh strainer, there are fewer conventional mesh surfaces to brush.

The two-part auger separates, and the chamber components detach so they can be rinsed individually. Hurom includes a cleaning brush for areas that still need attention. We don't publish cleaning times, and how quickly any juicer cleans up depends on the ingredients and how soon you rinse it.

Specifications are based on current information published by Hurom and may change.

Product specifications sourced from Hurom's official H400 documentation.

• Upper Auger
• Lower Auger
• Chamber
• Hopper
• Pusher
• Juice Container
• Pulp Container
• Power Cord
• Cleaning Brush
• Manual & Recipe Book

The H400's strongest distinction is its Easy Clean chamber design, while the J2's appeal centers on Nama's self-feeding everyday juicing workflow. Lower RPM does not automatically mean better juice.

Nama J2 vs Hurom H400 comparison

The H400 is the larger, heavier, batch-oriented machine, built around its Easy Clean system.

The Nama J3 measures 6.3 × 6.3 × 15.9 in, weighs 9.7 lb and has a 34 oz self-feeding hopper, designed for smaller batches and compact kitchens. Neither is better overall — they suit different kitchens and batch sizes.

Read our Nama J3 review

Prices change over time and vary by region and retailer, so we don't list a fixed price. Check the current retailer listing for the latest price of the H400.

The H400's main value is its Easy Cleaning Multi Auger: a two-part auger that strains juice without a conventional fine-mesh strainer, paired with a self-feeding hopper and a 15-year warranty on motor and parts.

It makes the most sense for people who juice often, want self-feeding batch juicing and put simpler cleanup high on their list — and who have the vertical clearance for an 18.5-inch machine. For more options, see our best juicers guide.