When you’re ready to invest in a best cold press juicers, you want one that can get the job done. You’ll also want it to be quiet, relatively mess-free and easy to clean. And you may need to consider what extra features, such as attachments or accessories, are important for your lifestyle and juicing needs.

Eva Bleyer is a Good Housekeeping Institute kitchen appliances and innovation lab tester who has tested over a dozen different cold-press juicers. She holds a bachelor’s degree in food studies and nutrition from NYU and is a certified chef through the Natural Gourmet Institute. She has years of experience reporting on and writing about everything from kitchen appliances to healthy recipes. She is a regular contributor to EatingWell, where she also conducts expert-recommended product testing and research for dozens of categories and hundreds of products.

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The Omega 365 breaks the mold for masticating juicers, packing a solid amount of power into a smaller and lighter machine that’s easier to use than previous models. It’s a good choice for juicing fruits and vegetables, and it can make pasta and breadsticks as well. But it’s more expensive than most competing models and doesn’t come with any additional attachments, so it’s better suited for people who already know what they need.

This compact, BPA-free juicer is the smallest of our picks and takes up less counter space than most other cold-press juicers. It has a deceptively large capacity, and it’s easy to operate thanks to a single button that lets you start, stop, and reverse the rotation of the auger. It’s also easy to clean (though it’s more difficult to separate the auger than some of the other juicers in our review).