Best Budget Juicers Under $100

TL;DR: The Breville BJE200XL Juice Fountain Compact packs a 700 W motor and a 3‑inch extra‑wide chute into a 9.84‑in deep, 8.38‑lb footprint for fast juicing at $59.95.

The standout spec is the 3‑inch feed tube, which lets you drop whole fruits and veggies straight into the juicer, cutting prep time dramatically. Coupled with a 700 W motor that spins at 14,000 RPM, the unit produces juice in about five seconds, matching the speed of larger models while staying compact.

Compared with the other four contenders, the Breville is heavier than the Black & Decker Deluxe (8.38 lb vs 8.0 lb) but lighter than the Hamilton Beach Juicer Machine (7.8 lb) and far heavier than the Black & Decker Quiet’s listed weight of 6.19 oz. Its motor power sits between Hamilton Beach’s 800 W and Black & Decker’s 400 W, yet below the Oster Professional’s 1000 W. Dimension‑wise, the 9.84‑in depth is a shade deeper than the Black & Decker Quiet’s 8.07 in, while the 9.06‑in width is narrower than Hamilton Beach’s 11.5 in.

Users rave about the ultra‑fast juice output and the convenience of the extra‑wide chute, noting that they often skip chopping. Professional reviewers highlight the heavy‑grade engineering polymer body and stainless‑steel cutter as signs of durability. On the flip side, many owners mention splashing during operation and occasional filter clogging that requires thorough cleaning. The built‑in froth separator, while useful for foam‑free juice, can also reduce overall yield, which some users find disappointing.

Additional technical notes include a 25‑oz juice pitcher with a froth separator, a top‑rack dishwasher‑safe filter and pitcher, and wrap‑around cord storage that keeps the countertop tidy. The micro‑mesh filter reinforced with titanium aims to boost juice extraction by up to 30 % over traditional centrifugal models.

Best for: Small households, apartments, or anyone who wants fast, no‑prep juicing without sacrificing countertop space.

Avoid if: You need high‑volume juicing, cold‑press extraction, or adjustable speeds for delicate produce.

TL;DR: At $86.99, the Hamilton Beach Juicer Machine offers an 800 W motor, 3‑inch feed chute and 16‑20 fl oz juice capacity in a compact 7.8‑inch‑deep, 7.8‑lb design.

The 800 W motor drives a centrifugal system that extracts juice quickly, while the 3‑inch feed chute lets you drop whole fruits and vegetables straight into the machine. Its footprint measures 7.8 in deep, 14.4 in high and 11.5 in wide, and it weighs 7.8 lb, making it sturdy enough for daily use yet easy to store on a countertop.

Compared with the other four juicers in this roundup, Hamilton Beach sits between the ultra‑light Oster Professional (weighing about 1.0 lb) and the Breville BJE200XL (8.38 lb). Its 800 W motor outpaces the 400 W motors of the Black & Decker models and sits just below Oster’s 1000 W motor, giving it solid cutting strength. The juice‑cup holds a modest 16‑20 fl oz, which is smaller than Oster’s 40 fl oz capacity and the 57 oz that the Black & Decker Quiet provides, but comparable to the 25 oz pitcher of the Breville. The 3‑in feed chute matches Breville’s tube diameter, offering similar convenience for whole produce.

Reviewers love the time‑saving wide chute and the dishwasher‑safe removable parts, noting that cleanup is a breeze with the included cleaning brush. However, the single‑speed design can make it harder to juice soft items without excess foam, and the limited 16‑20 fl oz juice container means you'll need to empty it frequently during larger batches. A few users mention occasional mess from pulp overflow, especially when juicing very wet produce.

Best for: Buyers willing to invest in a proven, high‑quality option

Avoid if: You're on a tight budget or only need basic functionality

TL;DR: The Black & Decker Quiet JE2500B is a $45.96, 400‑W centrifugal juicer that delivers up to 57 oz of juice quietly, fits on a small countertop and scores 4.1 / 5 from 54 reviewers.

What really stands out is the combination of Quiet Technology and a 400 W motor that spins at a single speed while keeping noise down. The juicer pours into a non‑drip spout and can hold up to 57 oz of juice before you need to empty it, which is generous for a compact unit. Its weight is just 6.19 oz, and the shipping weight is 12.38 lb, making it easy to move around the kitchen.

At $45.96 it lands on the lower end of the price spectrum compared with the Breville BJE200XL and Hamilton Beach model, which sit in higher price brackets. It also weighs far less than the Black & Decker Deluxe’s 8.0 pounds and the Breville’s 8.38 pounds, so it won’t dominate your counter. In terms of juice volume, its 57 oz capacity tops the Deluxe’s 300 mL and the Breville’s 25 oz, though the Oster Professional Juicer offers a comparable 40 fl oz.

Everyday users praise the quiet operation, the compact footprint (8.07 in depth, 12.8 in height, 10.24 in width) and the easy‑twist assembly that lets you start juicing right away. The included cleaning brush and the non‑drip spout get repeated mentions for convenience. However, the single‑speed design draws some criticism from reviewers who want more control over pulp texture, and the 4.1 / 5 star rating is a shade below the Breville’s 4.5 / 5, indicating a modest level of satisfaction.

The juicer’s motor power of 400 W is adequate for most fruits and vegetables, and the single speed keeps the user interface simple. Its dimensions make it suitable for small apartments or dorm rooms, and the shipping dimensions (13.43 in × 16.61 in × 10.71 in) fit easily into most delivery boxes.

Best for: Entry-level buyers or those on a tight budget

Avoid if: You need advanced features or professional‑grade performance

TL;DR: The Oster Professional Juicer delivers 1000 W centrifugal power, a 76 mm feed chute and auto‑clean cycle, but its 525 mm height and 40 oz jug may limit batch size.

At the core of the Oster Professional is a 1000 W motor that spins the centrifugal blades fast enough for quick juice extraction. A dial offers two speed settings—Low and High—plus an Off and a dedicated Self‑Clean mode, letting you rinse the stainless‑steel mesh filter without manual scrubbing. The 76 mm feed chute accommodates whole fruits and vegetables, reducing prep time, while the 40 fl oz juice jug fills quickly for small‑family servings.

Compared with the other four juicers in this roundup, the Oster sits on the heavier side of the scale at 1.0 Pounds, yet it is still lighter than the Hamilton Beach model that weighs 7.8 lb. Its 525 mm height makes it taller than the Black & Decker Deluxe (330 mm) and Black & Decker Quiet (12.8 in), so countertop space is a consideration. Price‑wise, it is pricier than the Black & Decker options but remains under $100, positioning it between budget and premium choices.

Reviewers flag the 525 mm tall profile as a storage challenge, and everyday users say the 40 oz jug fills fast, requiring frequent emptying during larger batches. Users also report motor noise and vibration.

Technical details also include a dishwasher‑safe juice jug with lid, a froth catcher, and a drip‑stop nozzle that prevents spills when the jug is removed. The combination of stainless steel and plastic housing balances durability with weight, while the 5‑cup (≈1.2 L) jar capacity gives you a modest amount of pulp storage before cleaning.

Best for: Beginners, busy individuals, and small families who prioritize minimal cleanup and quick whole‑fruit juicing.

Avoid if: You're shopping on a tight budget — it's priced at $99.87.

TL;DR: The Black & Decker Deluxe juicer offers a 400‑W motor and 300 mL capacity in a compact vertical design for just $46.99, making it a budget‑friendly option for small‑household juicing.

This model packs a 400‑W motor that quickly extracts pulp‑free juice, and its integrated pulp container holds up to 300 mL of liquid per batch. The stainless‑steel cutter adds durability, while the on/off switch keeps operation simple.

At 8.0 lb, the Deluxe is heavier than the Black & Decker Quiet’s 6.19 oz body but only a shade lighter than the Breville’s 8.38 lb unit, and it sits between the Hamilton Beach’s 7.8 lb and the Oster’s 1.0 lb models. Its 229 mm depth and height of 330 mm give it a vertical footprint that’s shorter than the Breville’s 15.75 in height yet comparable to the Hamilton’s 14.4 in profile.

Users praise the juicer’s speed and space‑saving layout, noting that the motor delivers rapid results for everyday fruits and veggies. However, reviewers consistently mention the small feed chute—requiring pieces around 2 in—adds extra prep time, and the built‑in pulp container can get messy when you empty it during larger batches.

Additional conveniences include an integrated cord wrap for tidy storage and dishwasher‑safe removable parts, which simplify cleanup. The vertical orientation further helps keep countertops clear, and professional reviewers highlight this point, valuing compact kitchen appliances.

Best for: Entry-level buyers or those on a tight budget

Avoid if: Reliability and user satisfaction are your top concerns