Updated for 2026 — This article has been reviewed and updated with the latest recommendations.
A good juicer does not need to cost $300 or more. Under $100, you can get machines that extract juice efficiently from fruits and vegetables and are easy to clean. Here are the best affordable juicers for 2026.
1. Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juice Extractor
The Big Mouth has a 3-inch feed chute that fits whole apples and large vegetable pieces, reducing prep time significantly. The 800-watt motor handles hard produce like carrots and beets.
Pulp collector makes cleanup straightforward. About $65. The wide chute alone saves enough time to make juicing a daily habit rather than a special occasion.
2. Mueller Austria Juicer Ultra Power
A dual-speed centrifugal juicer with a 1,100-watt motor. Low speed for soft fruits, high speed for hard vegetables. The stainless steel cutting disc extracts juice efficiently.
BPA-free materials. About $70. Compact enough for small kitchen counters. The extraction rate is impressive for the price.
3. Black+Decker JE2200B Fruit and Vegetable Juice Extractor
A simple, no-frills juicer that does the job well at a low price. 400-watt motor handles oranges, apples, and softer vegetables. The stainless steel strainer basket is dishwasher safe.
About $35. Does not handle hard root vegetables as well as more powerful models, but for fruit-forward juices, it works fine.
4. Breville Juice Fountain Compact BJE200XL
Breville builds excellent juicers, and the Compact brings their engineering to the budget segment. 700-watt motor with a titanium reinforced cutting disc. 3-inch feed tube.
Compact footprint. About $100. At the top of the budget, but the build quality and extraction efficiency are noticeably better than cheaper options.
Juicing Tips
Centrifugal juicers are fast but produce juice that separates quickly. Drink immediately for best taste and nutrition. Alternate soft and hard produce to maximize extraction. Run pulp through a second time to get more juice.
Clean the strainer immediately after use to prevent dried pulp from hardening in the mesh.
