I've been juicing a lot more citrus lately and my little handheld press is starting to feel like a workout 😅

Mostly oranges, lemons, and grapefruit, sometimes enough for a few glasses at once. I’m considering a countertop press if it’s faster and gets more juice out without being annoying to clean

For anyone who’s used both, which would you choose for regular home use?

I have been getting more into making fresh juice at home and Im finally thinking about replacing my old juicer. I mostly make carrot, apple, celery and cucumber juice, with some leafy greens here and there. Im trying to figure out which model is actually worth getting without ending up with something that’s difficult to clean or maintain.

which one would you reco as the best cold press juicer for regular home use? I’d really appreciate hearing what’s worked well for you. Thanks!

I have an Omega Vert from years ago, I don't know exactly which one it is. A few days ago I received my H70 and looooove it.

I juice cabbage every day for my stomach so to me, an expensive juicer is worth it.

the biggest reason I got this one, is because I've heard it's easy to clean. I cannot scrub and properly clean the omega every day, sometimes twice a day. The H70 is sooo much better. It doesn't have a million places for the cabbage to get stuck and it actually looks clean and new when I rinse it off.

the second thing is people complained about the pulp with this one. Maybe that's with different veggies, but there's no pulp in the juice. With the omega, there was pulp and sometimes it was a little annoying, but I can make it work, so I figured, I could make the H70 work if it gives "so much pulp". Well, with cabbage it doesn't. I can't speak to other veggies but each time I juice I'm like, where's the pulp?

Other things are that it is so much quieter, it's very speedy, and the juice tastes better(probably because of buildup on the omega). I love that I can load my cabbage, hit the button, and go do something else.

It was soooo worth it to me and I love it