Nama C2 Juicer & Blender Review: Is It Worth It?

The C2 doesn't juice and blend at the same time. You switch attachments on the shared base depending on what you're making.

In blender mode, the C2 uses a 1,000W motor running at up to 26,500 RPM with a 64 oz blender jug. Nama currently describes the blender as having 5 preset programs plus a manual mode.

Examples of blended recipes it's designed for:

One practical reason the C2 combines both functions: you can cold press a juice and then use it as the base for a smoothie or other blended recipe, using the same machine.

If homemade plant-based milk is what you're really after, Nama's separate M1 is built specifically for that — see our Nama M1 review, linked in the related guides below.

The C2 includes Nama's Sorbet Attachment for frozen-fruit preparations. It's a dedicated attachment rather than a blender function, giving you another option alongside juices and blended recipes.

1. 1

   Choose a mode

   Decide whether you're juicing or blending.

2. 2

   Attach

   Fit the juicing chamber or the blender jug.

3. 3

   Load

   Fill the 70 oz hopper or the 64 oz jug.

4. 4

   Run

   Juice at 50 RPM or blend with a preset or manual mode.

5. 5

   Swap as needed

   Change attachments to move between functions.

In juicer mode, the C2 uses a 200W motor at 50 RPM with a 70 oz self-feeding hopper. Like Nama's dedicated juicers, it's built around loading a whole recipe of prepared produce and letting the machine draw it in.

Nama states a juice yield of 16–32 oz per load, depending on ingredients. Actual output varies with the produce you use and how it's prepared.

Produce commonly used in cold press juicing includes celery, carrots, apples, ginger, leafy greens, cucumber, citrus and beets. General guidance by category:

The yield figure above is Nama's stated range. We don't publish our own ingredient-by-ingredient yield measurements.

Produce commonly used in cold press juicing:

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

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

Is the Nama C2 Easy to Clean?

The C2's juicing chamber, auger and strainers are removable, and Nama includes a cleaning brush. The blender jug is a separate attachment that's cleaned on its own. We don't publish cleaning times.

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

Product specifications sourced from Nama's official product documentation.

• Blender JugC2 extra
• Sorbet AttachmentC2 extra
• Base / Motor
• Detachable power cord
• Chamber
• Hopper
• Spinning Brush
• Auger
• Juice Container and Lid
• Pulp Container
• Juice Strainer
• Coarse Strainer
• Pusher
• Cleaning Brush
• Juicer Recipe Book
• Blender Recipe Book
• Quick Start Guide
• User Manual

If you primarily want a cold press juicer, the J2 keeps things simpler. If you regularly juice and blend, the C2 combines both functions on one base.

Read our Nama J2 review

The J3 is Nama's compact dedicated juicer, with a 6.3 × 6.3 in footprint and a 9.7 lb weight. The C2 is a much larger multifunction juicer and blender, at 10.1 × 11.6 in and up to 21 lb depending on configuration.

If compactness matters more than blending, the J3 is the one to consider.

Read our Nama J3 review

Prices change over time and can vary by region and promotion, so we don't list a fixed price here. Check Nama's website for the current price of the C2.

It depends on one question: do you actually need both a juicer and a blender? The C2 pairs a 200W, 50 RPM cold press juicer and 70 oz hopper with a 1,000W, 64 oz blender on one base, plus a Sorbet Attachment and a 15-year warranty.

If you regularly make both juice and blended recipes, that combination is the C2's main appeal. If you only want to juice, the dedicated J2 — or the compact J3 for smaller kitchens — may be the simpler choice.