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Here were going to review juicer in the medium price range. If you're looking for a cheap juicer, please check out our review juicers low price range, or the main reviews juicer page.
There are a few characteristics you quickly notice when comparing a mid-range juicer to a low-range juicer. First, they are a bit larger. You'll get a bigger disposal bin and more importantly, the mouth for the food pusher is much larger (low-range juicers have a small crescent shaped fruit pusher). Next, as compared to 300-400 watts, these juicers have around 700 watts of power. Finally, the blades (they're more like grinders, actually, have twice the surface area as the smaller juicers.
This mid-range juicer is basically something we made up to review juicers. These mid-range juice extractors are actually just cheaper versions of the high-range extractors. If you're just starting off and don't know how much you'll use the machine, I'd recommend a low-range juicer. If you juice only once in a while, maybe a mid-range would be good for you. If you want something better I'd go for the high-range versions.
Juiceman 2-Speed Juice Extractor reviews juicer ($60 at Target) (AKA Juiceman Big-Mouth). This is your run-of-the-mill mid-range juicer. Coming from a smaller juicer you'll love it. If you're expecting more, you'll hate it. Clean up isn't a breeze, but it's better than the smaller versions. It is quite a bit more powerful (over 700 watts) and has a large food chute for accommodating whole apples and such. This is a bonus. It's kind of hard to take apart to clean, so note that before buying.Note, we won't review juicer Juiceman Jr. Chrome ($60+) or regular Juiceman Junior ($60+) in full because of several reasons. These are still available, but older and if you check the links you'll find review juicer that customers with not pleased with these machines as they were messy, didn't extract much juice, and broke easily. The prices are upwards of $60, which is actually more than the Juiceman 2-Speed mentioned above. Plus the small crescent shaped food plunger would classify these juicers with the low-range review juicers.
Sharper Image 700w Juicer Review ($70 at Macys.com). We don't know too much about this juicer. It's a regularly priced $100 juicer, so on sale it fits in this mid-range category perfectly. Sharper Image products are usually expensive, but since this is only $100, I'm assuming it's a mid, and not high-range product. I haven't seen it, haven't seen too many reviews on it, but just though I'd mention it here anyway. Here's the Amazon link as well.
Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Review Juicer 67650H ($75 at Target [Amazon link]). This is very similar to the Juiceman 2-speed. Cleaning isn't great, but it's not too bad. This is 800w, so you get a bit more power here. The juicer is a bit loud, so prepare for that when you buy it. If you see the links make sure to not that there are a couple different styles. The one at Amazon looks much nicer if you ask me. For mid-range, this is decent juicer, espeically if you can find it for under $60, which would be possible (hint: try Target or Walmart in-store, you never know what they might have! I found something similar for $48!).* * *
Okay, as said before these reviews juicers in the mid-range are basically the cheaper high-range juicers, as far as characteristics. They do have the big mouths and the power of the high-range juicers, but have the quality of the low-range juicers. Please read all reviews before making your selection.
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