Main trade-off
Hurom H80
The hopper holds ingredients, not 2 L of finished juice.
Head-to-head
Hurom H80 vs H400: H80 changes juice and dessert strainers, H400 prioritizes mesh-free cleanup
The short answer
Choose the H80 for its separate fine, coarse and frozen-dessert strainers. Choose the H400 when your priority is avoiding a conventional mesh juice strainer. Confirm the H80 cleaning instructions before buying it for dishwasher use.
Before you choose
The reasoning and the trade-offs
Do not buy H80 on the dishwasher headline alone
The US product page advertises dishwasher-safe components, while the linked H80 manual contains conflicting cleaning instructions. If machine washing is essential, ask for the instructions supplied with the exact US unit before ordering. That uncertainty should override a convenience headline.
What this is based on
The manufacturer H80 page and FAQ-linked H80ST manual conflict internally on dishwasher use. Dishwasher matching is deliberately left unknown.
Main trade-off
Hurom H400
Removing a mesh strainer does not remove the need to clean the remaining food-contact parts.
Hurom H80
- Choose it for
- You want included juice-texture and dessert inserts
- Recipe variety matters more than avoiding a mesh screen
- Main trade-off
- The hopper holds ingredients, not 2 L of finished juice.
Hurom H400
- Choose it for
- You specifically want a strainer-free system
- Fine mesh scrubbing is the part you want to remove
- Main trade-off
- Removing a mesh strainer does not remove the need to clean the remaining food-contact parts.
About this comparison
Hurom H80 vs H400: compare separation parts, dessert insert and the practical limits that change which juicer fits your daily routine.
Choose the H80 for its separate fine, coarse and frozen-dessert strainers. Choose the H400 when your priority is avoiding a conventional mesh juice strainer. Confirm the H80 cleaning instructions before buying it for dishwasher use.
Winner by situation
Start with what you need it to do
Different pulp preferences plus frozen desserts
H80 supplies specific interchangeable inserts.
- Hurom H80
- Better fit
- Hurom H400
- Depends
Avoiding a conventional mesh screen
H400 has a strainer-free mechanism.
- Hurom H80
- Caution
- Hurom H400
- Better fit
Dishwasher use is mandatory
H80 instructions conflict and H400 is not established here as dishwasher-safe.
- Hurom H80
- Caution
- Hurom H400
- Caution
A 17-inch storage shelf
Both exceed the storage height.
- Hurom H80
- Not suitable
- Hurom H400
- Not suitable
What matters in practice
The differences that matter
Do not buy H80 on the dishwasher headline alone
The US product page advertises dishwasher-safe components, while the linked H80 manual contains conflicting cleaning instructions. If machine washing is essential, ask for the instructions supplied with the exact US unit before ordering. That uncertainty should override a convenience headline.
How we reached this conclusion
The manufacturer H80 page and FAQ-linked H80ST manual conflict internally on dishwasher use. Dishwasher matching is deliberately left unknown.
Texture choice and mesh-free cleanup solve different problems
For a couple who disagrees about pulp, H80 offers two juice strainers. For someone who avoids using a juicer because of fine mesh scrubbing, H400 removes that particular part. Neither requirement establishes a universal winner for both households.
How we reached this conclusion
H80 fine and coarse strainers versus H400 two-part strainer-free auger. Actual cleanup time and pulp percentages were not measured.
A dessert plan can justify the extra parts
H80 includes a dedicated frozen-dessert strainer. That matters when frozen-fruit desserts are a real weekly use, rather than an accessory you might use once. The H400 box does not list a separate insert, so do not assume the packages have identical recipe equipment.
How we reached this conclusion
Exact manufacturer included-part lists. Follow permitted thawing and ingredient preparation for the selected attachment.
Choice A
Hurom, H80
H80
Two juice strainers and a separate dessert insert support different recipes without buying another appliance.
- Best matched use
- You want included juice-texture and dessert inserts
Checked facts
- Separation parts: Fine and coarse juice strainers
- Dessert insert: Included
- Chamber: 500 mL
- Assembled height: 18 inches
Choice B
Hurom, H400
H400
The two-part auger handles separation without a conventional fine mesh screen, which changes the parts you clean after juicing.
- Best matched use
- You specifically want a strainer-free system
Checked facts
- Separation parts: Strainer-free two-part auger
- Dessert insert: No separate dessert insert in the listed box
- Chamber: 550 mL
- Assembled height: 18.5 inches
Meaningful differences
What changes the fit
| What changes | Hurom H80 | Hurom H400 | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Separation parts | Fine and coarse juice strainers | Strainer-free two-part auger | These create different cleanup and texture-selection routines. |
| Dessert insert | Included | No separate dessert insert in the listed box | Check the exact supported recipe and package. |
| Chamber | 500 mL | 550 mL | H400 adds 50 mL of chamber space. |
| Assembled height | 18 inches | 18.5 inches | H80 is shorter, but neither is suitable for a 17-inch shelf. |
What you give up
Every choice has a cost
If you choose Hurom H80
- Confirm exact dishwasher instructions for your H80 revision before machine-washing any parts.
If you choose Hurom H400
- At 18.5 inches high, it needs a tall storage space and extra room to open.
Recommendation switch
The decision flips if...
You want included juice-texture and dessert inserts
Choose Hurom H80. H80 includes two juice strainers and a separate frozen-dessert insert.
You specifically want a strainer-free system
Choose Hurom H400. H400 specifically avoids a conventional mesh juice strainer, though the remaining parts still need washing.
You need a confirmed dishwasher routine before purchase
Choose neither. Resolve the exact supplied cleaning instructions first. The current H80 documents are inconsistent.
What matters in practice
Before you choose
What this comparison cannot tell you
- Recommendations use documented specifications and stated operating limits. We have not measured matched juice yield, noise, cleaning time or nutritional effects.
What the facts say
What the comparison shows
Useful conclusions from the current juicers comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
See the checked facts and calculation notes
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