Sana 727 Supreme Cold Press Masticating Juicer | Large Batch | Non-Stop Juicing | 4 Speed Brushless DC Motor | 45-120 RPM’s | Easy clean 132 Page Recipe Book | 15 Year Warranty | Red

Hi I bought this juicer bout 7 months ago. I wanted to avoid petty ware problems on the active mechanisms within juicers so I saved up an extra few hundred I was going to spend and I can honestly say it’s worth it so far. It feels durable and looks nice in the kitchen and adds towards full kitchen capabilities. I really feel it will continue to be reliable for the 15 years and more it warrantied for and we’ve juiced about 50 juices already. The juice taste great. We bought a couple mason jars an another juice recipe book on Amazon n also watched “ discount juicers” tips on youtube for starting out there is a bit of a learning curve for the preparation. It is a decent bit of work to make a juice but for me it’s worth it to do maybe once a week for all the nutrients and taste. Sometimes I feel my body refreshed like instantly saying thaaaaaank you.(and about time) cleanup bout 5 min for me all sprayoffable w/ quick scrub on the small metal filter. Wouldn’t say it filters sediments perfectly yet is still extremely proficient an I just have to pour it through the filter one more time at the end cuz I like the pure juice n some of the freshest water in the world in produce. Overall I’d say this is the perfect juicer for quality and price point to have a reliable juicer for years that you can juice veggie n fruit market fresh for nutrients at any time that can efficiently handle the entire market of produce.

I just received this SANA 727 juicer few days ago. Everything in the original boxes are good. Except the prong of the power cord was squeezed in. I had to open it. Today Monday 12/13, 2021 I started to use it. The Juice is sweeter and silky smooth very little pulps at speed 1 ( 40 RPM) than my other Horizontal Omega juicer. The YIELD is a bit more. Very Easy to clean. The noise of the juicer at slowest speed is quieter than my Horizontal Omega Juicer. I will tell you next time the Db sound level. The bottom of the motor base has a sign " Made In Korea", I also found that on Vertical Humrom Juicer, but NOT the Kuving vertical juicer {Just check in William Sonoma Store }, and the Vertical Slow Juicer of Omega [ Bought and Returned to Home Depot, unit was defected ] NO SIGN OF ORIGINAL COUNTRY Manufacturer . It means it 's "Made in China" I like SANA 727 so far. I need to use this juicer for a month then report back. I recommend this unit because of it built quality , the design features and its 15 year warranty of the WHOLE thing.

Not impressed AT ALL. Growing your greens guy highly recommended. A joke. Of course he could make it look GREAT at demo the new juicer on the block - but it is not. Bought because it was time to buy something new for the galley & am growing wheat grass which pushed me to buy this over a simple hand crank. I have a 10 year old Omega slow juicer & it beats it hands down. Of course this one can’t compete with the used 30 year old Norwalk sitting on the counter. Don’t let “cool design” and pretty color scheme fool you.

I bought this juicer to juice wheatgrass, and the first time juicing it, the juice turned out wonderful. It will be slower than other vertical masticating juicers, so recommend cutting the vegetables into smaller pieces as it doesn't feed well with larger pieces. The second time using the juicer I decided to make an immunity shot with turmeric, ginger, lemon, and apple. I fed the ginger first (completely dry), then the turmeric (gummed it up), then the lemon and apple. Don't recommend trying to juice turmeric with this machine as it almost does too good a job with the turmeric. The yield was great, but the cleanup was difficult and a mess.

I did quite some research before buying this juicer watching lots of comparison videos. In the end, I came down to the Sana 787, the Nama, and the Kuving. What made me buy this, ultimately was the ease of cleaning and how quiet it runs. I’ve had a blendtec for years and while amazing in its ways, was way too loud for my mornings. I almost didn’t buy the Sana because it’s one of the few juicers on market where you have to cut the fruits to pieces still. The Nama juicer, on the other hand, you could throw in a whole apple and it will juice. Why did I not go for that? The size of those and the amount of juice produced, is more suitable for batch juicing. I am not into that. The freshness of juice matters and I don’t mind washing and rinsing the auger three times a day. It is so easy to clean that it really doesn’t matter. The parts are so well built it doesn’t even feel like plastic anymore. I am now finishing my first week of juicing and I feel great! My fridge has never been filled with so much vegetables and fruits. I have gone through at least 20 apples this week, four stalks of celery, two cucumbers, a bunch of carrots. I’ve even juiced sweet potato.