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I liked your reviews that i have decided to buy a Revo830. But when i got it, the parts are different from what you showed. on the outside it is revo830 but the inside is similar to auto10. The Strainer, sorbet , the cleaner for the strainer, and does not include smoothie strainer and the juicing bowl . And also the bottom of the crushing blade is similar to auto10 but the size is revo830. This is so weird
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:23 Who am I? 01:14 SAVE $70 on the Auto10 or REVO830 Juicer 02:15 Kuvings Best Selling REVO830 for 2023 02:59 The Auto10 is the Next Revolution in Juicers 05:02 Parts are not interchangeable 05:15 Why the REVO830 was revolutionary 06:15 Auto10 has the LARGEST feed chute 07:18 Comparing the REVO830 vs Auto10 part-by-part 08:06 Largest Hopper on the Market 100 oz 08:36 Traditional Feed chute of Auto10 09:30 Why the hopper machines will clog/jam less 10:17 Comparision of Juicer augers 11:34 Comparison of Juicing Screens 14:52 Comparing Juicing Bowls 17:21 Assembly of Kuvings REVO830 18:50 Accessories included with Each Juicer 19:52 Old vs Improved Screen Cleaning tool 21:48 Optional Citrus attachment 22:31 Sound Testing Both Juicers 23:31 Weigh-In of Apples 24:15 Juicing Apples in the Revo830 Juicer 25:30 Juiving Apples in the Auto10 Juicer 27:02 What's left in the top set of juicers? 28:05 How much pulp was put into the juice? 28:36 How much apple juice was made? 29:30 Why the Auto10 Saves You Time 30:10 Why apple juice turns brown 30:33 Taste Testing Apple Juices 31:33 Weigh-in carrots 32:00 Juicing Carrots in kuvings Auto10 32:58 Hopper Juicers take longer to juice 33:25 Juicing Carrots in Kuvings REVO830 34:49 What is the difference in juicing with these juicers? 35:35 How much pulp was put into each juice? 36:22 Comparing Carrot Juice Yield 37:10 Taste Testing Carrot Juices 38:17 What you need to clean when you are done juicing 40:58 Summary of this Comparison 43:05 SAVE 10% off the Auto10 or REVO830 Juicer using coupon DJ10
Love my auto10. My first juicer i use every 3rd day. Tossed up between Revo830 and auto10 was a tad shorter perfect to sit on the bench and under my top cupboards. However cause im short i need a step ladder to check inside the feeder hole 😂.
Nice comparison... I own both and find the Revo830 easier to clean. Out of the Sana Supreme 727, Revo830 and Auto10 I've been using the Revo830 the most. I use the 727 mostly for greens, celery and watermelon. For some reason the watermelon juiced at 47k RPM just tastes better. I want to see a juice off between the Pure and Angel Juicer.
YES, the 727 running at the 40rpm, is "game changing", since it puts the least oxygen in the juice and does a better job at extraction than the hopper style machines, that being said, you will need to precut items smaller, and feed them in, but it is easier to clean.
I had a similar experience with pear. I tried a local indian wonderchef model and revo830 for pear juicing. Somehow same pear in revo830 was lighter green in color and sweeter while in the wonderchef it was just not good tasting and darker in color.
I've owned several Brevilles and was going to buy one to start juicing. But I've concluded centrifigual juicers waste too much product and cannot juice leafy greens. Why do you own both Kuvings? I've done long juice fasts/feasts before and want to start again. What juicer would you buy for ease of use, easy cleanup, avoiding cutting up items, and quality? I', still trying to fathom spending $500+ for a juicer? Thoughts on Hurom 400 or 200 and the Nama J2?
I’m glad I came across as I’m into getting another juicer. I bought one off Amazon and it wasn’t very good but it did it what it was supposed to do and now I’m batching for me and my wife and freezing it a week at a time. And these were the two juices that I was looking at. but if you have any better ideas for maybe a better price I will be watching
Thanks for the review ; I am wondering how much the pulp container of both machines weighted ? I guess it will help deter in which one will result in drier pulps.
Thanks for investing your time into making the educational and informational videos in saving consumers the time in making educational decisions about Kuvings 2 leading VSJs Will you currently recommend the Auto10 for optimal soft fruits jucing including berries and pineapples? If not what is your recommended VSJ for optimal soft fruits jucing including berries and pineapples Thanks
Softer fruits such as pineapple and berries CAN be juiced in a vertical slow juicer, and for a slow juicer, works the best, but still leaves much nutrients behind in the pulp. I recommend vacuum juicing for those items. See ua-cam.com/video/VqRwk_dtjPA/v-deo.html where I show the process for the MOST YIELD and MOST nutrition.
@@discountjuicersJohn, thanks🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 a great deal for the prompt and educational response. This explains the need to always consulting the "experts" in making educational decisions.😁
Hi, this is not a good review. I have the Revo 830, which I liked, so I planned to purchase another one. However, after watching your review, I excitedly bought the Auto 10, and it’s just awful. It’s loud, slow, and doesn’t work properly. Small apples and beets just keep spinning around in the machine and never go down. After one week, it stopped working. I reached out to customer service, but with their turtle-speed responses, they refused to refund me, even though I explained the issues. I’m extremely disappointed and now need to write to headquarters to complain about this terrible machine.
Yes, I consider the Auto10 a cold press juicer, because it runs at a low 50 RPM, that does not add significant heat to the juice. Furthermore the produce is ground and pressed up against the stainless steel screen so it can be extracted.
You can put in apples whole. I do remove the stems :) If you put them in whole, you just cant fit as many in the hopper, and it takes longer to juice than if they are already precut.
A Smoothie made in a slow juicer has more texture than a vacuum-blended smoothie. Furthermore, a Smoothie in a juicer will have leftover pulp that is left in the juicer and does not come out. My opinion is that a juicer is a poor device to make a smoothie, personally, and I recommend a vacuum blender.
Will the Auto10 respond the same way as the 830 if you drop items like carrots, celery stalks, ginger, etc.? Or will you have to chop the carrots, etc. before placing in the Auto 10 hopper?
The auto10 works differently than the 830. It has a processing blade that will precut (with less precision) than the REVO830 to precut carrots, celery and ginger to some extent. To fit in the hopper, they will need to be precut a bit. I always recommend precutting produce for the auto10, so you can load the hopper with MORE produce than if you dont precut items. That being said, the 830 precuts these items BETTER. Watch my latest video on the Auto10 where I juice whole ginger to see how that can turn out. ua-cam.com/video/l_4Yfy2An3s/v-deo.html
@bubblybubbles4023 I section my apples to remove the core, and I wouldn't place an unpeeled pomegranate in my machine. It may shorten the life of the motor. The machine is too expensive to repurchase or send back for repairs.
I’m looking to get my first juicer. Here in the UK the Auto10 hasn’t been released yet but there is a summer discount where the Revo830 is heavily discounted from £530 to £430. I feel like at this price it’s not worth waiting for the Auto 10. It took 1 min to load up all the apples on the 830 and 20 seconds on the Auto10 and I don’t think an extra £200 is worth it for that.
I'm halfway there by growing greens in my Aerogardens! The Sana 727 works really well with my little modest harvests to get me nice amounts of juice with small additional amounts of store produce. Been doing a lot of Tatsoi greens, but have Dwarf Siberian and Russian Red kale getting going after a month.
I noticed that you did not compare the pulps to see which was more dry. Can you elaborate on that please? I read a comment in a previous video that it is extremely wet and pulp was ran through the juicer again to get more yield.
I rather focus on the juice yield, than the wetness of the pulp. So if the juicer made more YIELD, generally the pulp is more dry. Pulp dryness if I squeeze it for example, is subjective measure of performance. In fact, depending on the juice, and the type and QUALITY( older, softer, fresher) will depend on if the juicer is better able to get the pulp more dry leave it more wet when using a slow juicer. In this test, the machines were EVENLY matched, meaning the pulp was about the same dryness.
If your local health department REQUIRES NSF sanitation requirement, then you must purchase the CS700, since it is a commercial model. That being said, the Auto10 is a HOME juicer, and commercial use would void the warranty. Plus the run time of the auto10 is only 45 minutes, where-as on the CS700 it can run 24 hours straight.
Buy the Kuvings Auto10 or REVO830 directly from Kuvings at www.bit.ly/kuvingsjuicers Use coupon code DJ10 to SAVE $70
When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue making impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
I liked your reviews that i have decided to buy a Revo830. But when i got it, the parts are different from what you showed. on the outside it is revo830 but the inside is similar to auto10. The Strainer, sorbet , the cleaner for the strainer, and does not include smoothie strainer and the juicing bowl . And also the bottom of the crushing blade is similar to auto10 but the size is revo830. This is so weird
Auto 10 is a smash hit love it. It's my first juicer and I went big.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:23 Who am I?
01:14 SAVE $70 on the Auto10 or REVO830 Juicer
02:15 Kuvings Best Selling REVO830 for 2023
02:59 The Auto10 is the Next Revolution in Juicers
05:02 Parts are not interchangeable
05:15 Why the REVO830 was revolutionary
06:15 Auto10 has the LARGEST feed chute
07:18 Comparing the REVO830 vs Auto10 part-by-part
08:06 Largest Hopper on the Market 100 oz
08:36 Traditional Feed chute of Auto10
09:30 Why the hopper machines will clog/jam less
10:17 Comparision of Juicer augers
11:34 Comparison of Juicing Screens
14:52 Comparing Juicing Bowls
17:21 Assembly of Kuvings REVO830
18:50 Accessories included with Each Juicer
19:52 Old vs Improved Screen Cleaning tool
21:48 Optional Citrus attachment
22:31 Sound Testing Both Juicers
23:31 Weigh-In of Apples
24:15 Juicing Apples in the Revo830 Juicer
25:30 Juiving Apples in the Auto10 Juicer
27:02 What's left in the top set of juicers?
28:05 How much pulp was put into the juice?
28:36 How much apple juice was made?
29:30 Why the Auto10 Saves You Time
30:10 Why apple juice turns brown
30:33 Taste Testing Apple Juices
31:33 Weigh-in carrots
32:00 Juicing Carrots in kuvings Auto10
32:58 Hopper Juicers take longer to juice
33:25 Juicing Carrots in Kuvings REVO830
34:49 What is the difference in juicing with these juicers?
35:35 How much pulp was put into each juice?
36:22 Comparing Carrot Juice Yield
37:10 Taste Testing Carrot Juices
38:17 What you need to clean when you are done juicing
40:58 Summary of this Comparison
43:05 SAVE 10% off the Auto10 or REVO830 Juicer using coupon DJ10
Love my auto10. My first juicer i use every 3rd day. Tossed up between Revo830 and auto10 was a tad shorter perfect to sit on the bench and under my top cupboards. However cause im short i need a step ladder to check inside the feeder hole 😂.
How does the auto10 work for carrots?
Thank God they finally made the auto 10 because it was taking me an hour and a half half with my omega 8006 to make a gallon
Nice comparison... I own both and find the Revo830 easier to clean. Out of the Sana Supreme 727, Revo830 and Auto10 I've been using the Revo830 the most. I use the 727 mostly for greens, celery and watermelon. For some reason the watermelon juiced at 47k RPM just tastes better.
I want to see a juice off between the Pure and Angel Juicer.
YES, the 727 running at the 40rpm, is "game changing", since it puts the least oxygen in the juice and does a better job at extraction than the hopper style machines, that being said, you will need to precut items smaller, and feed them in, but it is easier to clean.
I don’t why the pulp of the watermelon comes very wet when I juice it in the revo830?
I had a similar experience with pear. I tried a local indian wonderchef model and revo830 for pear juicing. Somehow same pear in revo830 was lighter green in color and sweeter while in the wonderchef it was just not good tasting and darker in color.
I've owned several Brevilles and was going to buy one to start juicing. But I've concluded centrifigual juicers waste too much product and cannot juice leafy greens.
Why do you own both Kuvings? I've done long juice fasts/feasts before and want to start again. What juicer would you buy for ease of use, easy cleanup, avoiding cutting up items, and quality? I', still trying to fathom spending $500+ for a juicer? Thoughts on Hurom 400 or 200 and the Nama J2?
Why is it easier to clean?
I’m glad I came across as I’m into getting another juicer. I bought one off Amazon and it wasn’t very good but it did it what it was supposed to do and now I’m batching for me and my wife and freezing it a week at a time. And these were the two juices that I was looking at. but if you have any better ideas for maybe a better price I will be watching
Which amazon juicer did you buy.
You are the best.
Thank you very much.
❤⚘
Thanks for the review ; I am wondering how much the pulp container of both machines weighted ? I guess it will help deter in which one will result in drier pulps.
Will the hooper from auto 10 fit to 830?
Thanks for investing your time into making the educational and informational videos in saving consumers the time in making educational decisions about Kuvings 2 leading VSJs
Will you currently recommend the Auto10 for optimal soft fruits jucing including berries and pineapples?
If not what is your recommended VSJ for optimal soft fruits jucing including berries and pineapples
Thanks
Softer fruits such as pineapple and berries CAN be juiced in a vertical slow juicer, and for a slow juicer, works the best, but still leaves much nutrients behind in the pulp. I recommend vacuum juicing for those items. See ua-cam.com/video/VqRwk_dtjPA/v-deo.html where I show the process for the MOST YIELD and MOST nutrition.
@@discountjuicersJohn, thanks🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 a great deal for the prompt and educational response.
This explains the need to always consulting the "experts" in making educational decisions.😁
Thank you for this review!
Is kuvings revo 830 better or auto 10?
I Would choose the auto10, since its easier to use, but both make a similar yield.
Is the auto 10 on your website? I can’t find it.
Awesome review !!!
Crazy what interests 50 yrs of age will bring you...Got my pen and pad...Proceed!!
discount code doesn't work in australia for kuvings Auto10
Merci beaucoup pour cette démonstration très complète et très utile , beau boulot !!!!
Would you go CS700x for the extra money over the Auto10? Is it a better quality?
Hi, this is not a good review. I have the Revo 830, which I liked, so I planned to purchase another one. However, after watching your review, I excitedly bought the Auto 10, and it’s just awful. It’s loud, slow, and doesn’t work properly. Small apples and beets just keep spinning around in the machine and never go down. After one week, it stopped working. I reached out to customer service, but with their turtle-speed responses, they refused to refund me, even though I explained the issues. I’m extremely disappointed and now need to write to headquarters to complain about this terrible machine.
Is the Auto 10 a cold press juicer as well?
Yes, I consider the Auto10 a cold press juicer, because it runs at a low 50 RPM, that does not add significant heat to the juice. Furthermore the produce is ground and pressed up against the stainless steel screen so it can be extracted.
I thought you had to cut the apples in half for the Revo10. I never knew you could put whole apples with the stems!
You can put in apples whole. I do remove the stems :) If you put them in whole, you just cant fit as many in the hopper, and it takes longer to juice than if they are already precut.
What’s the best value juicer similar to the REVO?
Speed is irrelevant, it's about the quality of the juice.
Quality of the juice is about the same in these machines that use the same RPM and similar grinding/juicing auger/screen design.
Now review the coke.
Is the texture of a smoothie made in a slow juicer comparable to a smoothie in a pressure blender? Or will it add extra air?
A Smoothie made in a slow juicer has more texture than a vacuum-blended smoothie. Furthermore, a Smoothie in a juicer will have leftover pulp that is left in the juicer and does not come out. My opinion is that a juicer is a poor device to make a smoothie, personally, and I recommend a vacuum blender.
Will the Auto10 respond the same way as the 830 if you drop items like carrots, celery stalks, ginger, etc.? Or will you have to chop the carrots, etc. before placing in the Auto 10 hopper?
The auto10 works differently than the 830. It has a processing blade that will precut (with less precision) than the REVO830 to precut carrots, celery and ginger to some extent. To fit in the hopper, they will need to be precut a bit. I always recommend precutting produce for the auto10, so you can load the hopper with MORE produce than if you dont precut items. That being said, the 830 precuts these items BETTER. Watch my latest video on the Auto10 where I juice whole ginger to see how that can turn out. ua-cam.com/video/l_4Yfy2An3s/v-deo.html
@discountjuicers I just purchased the Auto 10, and thanks for the review and coupon! 👍🏾👍🏾
Watch my Auto10 vs Revo830 comparison for a full analysis ua-cam.com/video/zd8hqZ4twuw/v-deo.html
@discountjuicers can I put a whole apple or pomegranate in the auto10?
@bubblybubbles4023 I section my apples to remove the core, and I wouldn't place an unpeeled pomegranate in my machine. It may shorten the life of the motor. The machine is too expensive to repurchase or send back for repairs.
I own the Auto 10 why i always have a lot of residue left over in the machine. I did apples and pear. Also, pineapple and cucumber.
Will more white Auto10 be produced? That are 'sold out' right now....
What kind or brand strainer are you using?
Awesome video Auto 10 on point..
I’m looking to get my first juicer. Here in the UK the Auto10 hasn’t been released yet but there is a summer discount where the Revo830 is heavily discounted from £530 to £430. I feel like at this price it’s not worth waiting for the Auto 10. It took 1 min to load up all the apples on the 830 and 20 seconds on the Auto10 and I don’t think an extra £200 is worth it for that.
Had the Revo830 delivered yesterday and once I saw that discount price I pulled the trigger.
Can I buy in the Uk
Lemme know when they have one that grows harvests and juices the veggies and fruit for me. Thanks!
I am waiting for that one myself! Until then the Kuvings Auto10 and Nama J2 are the best we got!
I'm halfway there by growing greens in my Aerogardens!
The Sana 727 works really well with my little modest harvests to get me nice amounts of juice with small additional amounts of store produce. Been doing a lot of Tatsoi greens, but have Dwarf Siberian and Russian Red kale getting going after a month.
I noticed that you did not compare the pulps to see which was more dry. Can you elaborate on that please? I read a comment in a previous video that it is extremely wet and pulp was ran through the juicer again to get more yield.
Please let me know
I rather focus on the juice yield, than the wetness of the pulp. So if the juicer made more YIELD, generally the pulp is more dry. Pulp dryness if I squeeze it for example, is subjective measure of performance. In fact, depending on the juice, and the type and QUALITY( older, softer, fresher) will depend on if the juicer is better able to get the pulp more dry leave it more wet when using a slow juicer. In this test, the machines were EVENLY matched, meaning the pulp was about the same dryness.
@@discountjuicers thank you so much for explaining. I appreciate your expertise. I am strongly considering the AUTO10.
Is it quiet enough for apartment living?
Depends on how thin the walls are, but I would say YES
@@discountjuicers just got the nama j2! Love it and it’s soo quiet
I own a small juice bar, don’t know which one to purchase auto10 or cs700
If your local health department REQUIRES NSF sanitation requirement, then you must purchase the CS700, since it is a commercial model.
That being said, the Auto10 is a HOME juicer, and commercial use would void the warranty. Plus the run time of the auto10 is only 45 minutes, where-as on the CS700 it can run 24 hours straight.
@@discountjuicersand then what’s the wait time after the 45 minutes??
@@obriantomlinson2776I would wait 30-45 minutes with it off to allow it to cool.
@@discountjuicers I just bought the cs700 instead , I don’t want to wait for anything lol
@@obriantomlinson2776 How's the cs700 working out ?