Nama vs Hurom: What's the Difference?

Based on models currently covered by BestSlowJuicer.

Specifications are based on current manufacturer information and may change. The Nama M1 is excluded from juicer rows because it is a milk maker.

"Nama vs Hurom" isn't one machine against another. The practical decision depends on which models you're actually comparing:

• Nama J2 — the core self-feeding option.
• Nama J3 — the compact option.
• Nama J2 XL — the larger-capacity J2 configuration.
• Nama C2 — the juicer + blender combination.
• Hurom H70 — the more compact Easy Clean model among the Hurom models we've researched.
• Hurom H400 — the larger Easy Clean model (550 ml chamber) among the Hurom models we've researched.

For an overview of Nama's range on its own, see our Nama juicer guide.

Every juicer covered here uses a self-feeding approach: you load prepared produce into a hopper and the auger draws it in progressively. But self-feeding isn't one identical technology across all models.

Nama's J2, J3 and J2 XL use self-feeding hoppers in different sizes, and the C2 pairs a hopper-fed juicing attachment with a separate blender jug. Hurom's H70 and H400 are both self-feeding, with a 1.8 in / 45 mm chute opening listed for the H400.

When comparing, look at hopper and feed design, how much ingredient preparation each needs, your batch workflow and the machine's size — rather than assuming all self-feeding machines behave the same.

The H70 and H400 researched on BestSlowJuicer both use Hurom's Easy Cleaning Multi Auger: a two-part auger with a strainer-free chamber that integrates the straining function, instead of a conventional fine-mesh strainer.

Nama's J-series juicers take a different route: the hopper, chamber, auger, strainers and spinning brush are removable, with separate juice and coarse strainers and an included cleaning brush.

The internal designs are different, and shoppers who specifically want Hurom's strainer-free approach may place more weight on the H70 or H400. BestSlowJuicer has not performed standardized cleaning-time testing across these machines.

Dimensions are listed width × depth × height, from manufacturer data. Compare each axis separately.

Smaller-space options

BestSlowJuicer calculation based on manufacturer-listed dimensions: the J3 is 0.5 in narrower, 2.2 in shallower and 1.3 in shorter than the H70.

Larger machines

Higher listed wattage doesn't automatically mean more juice, better juice, less clogging, faster processing or better durability — these machines use different internal systems. For model-level detail see Nama J2 vs Hurom H70.

RPM differs by machine, and a lower number doesn't automatically mean better juice or nutrient retention. For how slow juicers differ from high-speed machines, see cold press vs centrifugal juicers.

If you've decided you prefer Hurom, the next step is choosing between its two researched models, which differ in size, chamber capacity and speed.

Among the models covered, the Nama J3 (6.3 × 6.3 × 15.9 in, 130W) and the Hurom H70 (6.8 × 8.5 × 17.2 in, 150W) are the smaller-footprint options. The J3 is Nama's compact cold press; the H70 combines a compact body with the Easy Cleaning Multi Auger.

A dedicated Nama J3 vs Hurom H70 comparison is planned.

The Nama J2 XL is the larger-capacity version of the J2 platform, intended for bigger batches per session, while the Nama J2 is the standard self-feeding model. On the Hurom side, the H400 lists a 550 ml / 18.6 oz chamber and up to 30 minutes of continuous use.

We haven't tested juice output across these machines. For other batch-oriented slow juicers, see our best cold press juicers guide.

Among the models currently covered by BestSlowJuicer, the Nama C2 is the only one that combines juicing and blending, using one base with separate juicing and blending attachments.

The Nama M1 is a plant-based milk maker, not a juicer, so it isn't part of the juicer comparison above.

All four Nama juicers covered here list a 15-year warranty. Both Hurom models list 15 years on motor and parts. Coverage can depend on the model, region, purchase source, exclusions and manufacturer terms, so check the current terms before buying.

We don't list fixed prices because retail prices change.

Hurom: we don't currently display a verified Hurom discount code.

The model-level differences matter more than the logo on the front of the machine.

Kuvings is another slow-juicer brand covered on BestSlowJuicer. See the Kuvings AUTO10 Plus review, the Kuvings REVO830 review, AUTO10 Plus vs REVO830, how Nama's range lines up in our Nama and Kuvings comparison, or compare all three brands in our best cold press juicers guide.

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