Seeing as this is the same machine as the Nutriteam juicer, could someone tell me what makes this one worth $80 more?
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I read reviews on both and they seem to be equal in quality. The question would be if nutriteam as a company stands behind its product - in terms of customer service, repairs etc - ike Tribest does. Otherwise I don't see a difference. I personally would still prefer my tribest red and black one because of the high quality customer service at Tribest.
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This is actually not the same machine as the Nutriteam. Tribest uses BPA-free plastic in all its products. There were also some improvements made to the auger housing that prevents it from breaking. Most importantly, Tribest's 10-year warranty covers everything, not just the motor. Nutriteam only gives you 1 year on the parts.
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For anyone interested, the Nutriteam HD-7700 does include all of the most recent upgrades mentioned below and more i.e. auger housing, BPA-free parts, juice stopper, etc. Additionally Nutriteam does stand behind all of their products and has been doing so for over 20 years. Our 1 year on the parts is a replacement guarantee of a failed part.
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I do not own the 8006. I did buy the NC800 HDS and I am very satisfied with its operation and results. An excellent juicer.
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There are several types of juicers. If you are using a centrifugal juicer you do not get all the juice out. On the other hand, the "waste" that comes out is sopping wet, right? therefore, it's got nutritional value and you could use it in bread or soup, or whatever. You don't have to throw it in the compost heap. Having said that, if you juice, please only use organic vegetables (and apples), since you're concentrating not only the nutrients but also any chemicals used on them. If you want all the fiber, you can use the Vitamix, but if you want liquid juice, a juicer is still best. You can get a triturating juicer like the Champion for a little less than you will pay for the Vitamix, or for $2500 you can buy a new Norwalk juicer (that's actually what I have). This juicer is a bit of work to use and clean up after, but when you are finished the fiber is dry, hence no waste. Good luck!
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Though it is a nice little gadget, you have to push down and manually twist the lemons or oranges. Have you considered an electric juicer? Might be better for you. I see the Black & Decker CJ625 30-Watt 34-Ounce Citrus Juicer for $17.99. Honestly, I wish I had bought an electric one. Good luck on your purchase. :-)
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This one is old model has screw/mash screen/rotating brush three parts individually that is the same setting as many other brands. The new Juicepresso has three parts in one and higher power and slimmer shape, also easier to clean after use it. Honestly I found it's difficult to convince me the enhancement worth the huge price difference as fist timer , also I like the older straight shape better, so I bought the older model. So far I have good experience on it. It is not that perfect as some commercial shown in YouTube, but it is pretty good for me. The juice is naturally sweet and taste really good. And it's easy to clean. Only the mash screen needs extra time to brush it ( I believe the new model is the same), the other parts are easy to rinse. I only use it to juice the fruits, so far my is still up and running as new.
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I don't remember because I returned the juicer after 2 uses. It's no where near as good a product as the Omega J8003 I did have nor the Omega J8004 that I replaced the VRT with. Too much pulp in the juice, too much foam, too much money for a less than acceptable juicer. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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Actually, the motor in this unit is more powerful than the Vitamix. I think only company that has more powerful motor is Blendtec. But you'll be shelling out at least $300 more. And this unit goes up to 24000 rpm which is same as Blendtec. Same speed... think...
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I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down... » Read More I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. « Show Less
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The Ninja does not pulverize, it chops and it blends. The Nutribullit will mill nuts and take all the lumps out of your smoothies, but if you try to do mashed potatoes , they turn into a gluey substance. I think both are enormously valuable and as you might imagine I use both for different things. As for classic juicing, these are both extractors, l think superior to juicers which eliminate the pulp. With these two , you get the whole enchilada.
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Hi The question is how does it compare to the CHAMPION, You need to say what you are trying to compare it to. The Champion Juicer is the best all around juicer period. I will start with carrots, If you look at about any juice book recipe most of the them have carrots in the mix, carrots have a lot of nutrition and healing. I will tell you the Champion will juice carrots with the best of them. Also the Champion will juice any kind of fruit, fresh or frozen. A lot of juicers won't do frozen very well, A Champion Juicer will juice leafy greens. Also the Champion Juicer has a grain mill attachment to make your own flour. I guess what I'am trying to say is a CHAMPION will do anything. The other juicer will leave a stringy pulp in it that you might not like, The Champion will leave pulp to but it masticates it a lot more so its real smooth. I will say this that the other juicer will not make fruit sorbet very good, It does not masticate it very well. When it comes time to clean your juicer the CHAMPION wins by far. The one thing you should be able to tell right away is look at the screen, Its a square screen with a little curve, Three inches by two inches, take a scrub brush and it cleans real easy, the other juicer has a round screen and are harder to clean. I hope this will help you, if you lived close to me I would ask you over and I would show you how easy the CHAMPION is to use and how good of a job it does. JUDITH if you would like to call me I think I could answer your questions a lot better. Go through the customer question process and leave your phone number or email, I live in Indiana. jim
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I had a 8006 before I upgraded and I would say it's not worth it. The big difference I noticed was that I didn't have to cut cukes into four pieces lengthwise anymore, half would suffice. Since I juiced spinach everyday for the past 3 weeks on this machine and for 1 year on my old 8006 I noticed that juicing was quicker but if I still had my 8006 at the time of purchase I wouldn't have bothered with the NC800. If you have money to burn I then buy it, it's a nice enough upgrade but if you are counting pennies, don't get it.
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Well, my whole motivation for juicing it's because of the Fat, Sick and Nearly dead documentary. After I took the Joe Cross's challenge of the 10 days fast, I started looking for a good juicer that was going to help me through those 10 days of fast. I obviously was eager to buy the Breville juicer, because one Joe used in his documentary and two looked good. I was willing to pay whatever the price was for a good juicer. But then I noticed that, hey I was probably going to spend $500 or more in a machine, so I decided to do some research to se if probably for $500 bucks there was a better juicer. What I found is amazing. Although the Breville looks good and seems strong, many juice experts affirm that due to the high speed blade, tend to oxidize the mineral and vitamins of the fruits and veggies, for me that was a minus. Besides that the Breville is not good with leafy greens and due the high speed of the blade the juice yield it not as high as other juicer, without mentioning the loud nice they make. All of the cons are found on any high speed blade juicer on the marker. The only good thing is that they are fast, but with a lot of flaws on the other side. So my choice now is on slow juicers. After a deep research on youtube and on different websites I got my favorites The Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer B6000S and the Omega Vertical Slow Juicer. Both around the same price but actually the omega with better stats in juice yield and pulp filtration, but at the end I decided to buy the kuvings just for one reason the wide feed chute. With a wide feed chute, no need to be cutting apples, carrots or other fruits or veggies into small pieces, that will help me save A lot of time. Besides that the kuvings offers you more things to do than just jucing, you can also do smoothies or grin food!....So that the reason why I choose the kuvings. Kuvings has demostrated to be as good as all reviews says and can handle hours of juicing.
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I have the 8008 and I love it I use it for both wheTgrass and juicing. It is very easy to clean I think the 8007 and 8008 mods are very similar because they use the same parts
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Great question! When I wrote my initial review of this juicer, my only complaint was the warranty. Unfortunately I exercised my warranty privileges early on and found out what poor services they were. I was fortunate, I guess, that my machine broke within the first year or else I would have been out of a juicer. I wouldn't recommend this product based on the warranty alone.
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I want to add to my previous comment by saying my juicer with the red feet is the original model- I have had it for decades; it still works great. Sounds like the switch in manufacturers has altered the new model for the worse. Too bad.
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If you want a more specific answer, go to the Omega website. I believe the major difference is in the motor. I researched them all at the time I purchased mine, and decided the difference wasn't significant enough for the higher cost, for what I wanted to use it for, which is juicing leaves. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I do remember I asked the same question on the Omega website, and received a very satisfactory answer.
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I chatted with their rep and was told there is no difference whatsoever between the machines themselves. If you buy direct from them you get the Ab Crunch accessory "free" and there are better warranty options, payment plans, and extended money-back-guarantee/trial options. Also no credit check (?) I guess that matters to some people. Anyway if you just want the basic model and don't care about Ab Crunch and extended warrantees, then buy it from Amazon. Massive price differential.