
Hurom - Reviews and experiences
Mar 2026-Mar 2026
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Not great at first, but usable now
Not great at first, but usable now
ServiceI was annoyed at the start, but it’s usable after a few tries. I gave this H310 to my grandmas about six weeks ago and we tried it the first weekend — first impression was meh: the pulp container is tiny, the juice was full of fibres and there was a faint burnt smell after running it for 6–7 minutes. I contacted customer service asking to return it and they wouldn’t help, so we opened it and tested it anyway. After a couple of tries I figured out shorter runs, smaller chunks, and straining helps a lot; the smell also faded after a few uses. Still, I’m bothered by the lack of support and the early scares, but with a bit of patience it does the job and my grandmas will drink the juice if I prep it right.
Warehouse shuffle killed my patience
Warehouse shuffle killed my patience
ServiceI ordered this juicer from the manufacturer's website and then... nothing. A week went by with zero updates, so I pinged customer support. They came back saying they were “moving warehouses” and my order had been inadvertently cancelled — while my credit card still showed the $300 charge. The rep offered two options: reapply the payment to a fresh order that would arrive in about a week, or refund me. I said I wanted the thing and would have been fine waiting, but all they did was apologize in a corporate, noncommittal way and then proceed with the refund. No discount, no expedited shipping, no attempt to keep me as a customer. Felt like they shrugged and handed problem back to me. So I ordered the same model on Amazon with two-day shipping.
About Hurom
Hurom is a South Korean company that manufactures kitchen appliances, best known for slow juicers that use an auger-based pressing mechanism. Its product line focuses on home juicing equipment and related components, sold to consumers seeking to make juice from fruits and vegetables. Hurom has been associated with “slow juicing” designs that emphasize low-speed extraction. The brand operates internationally through regional distributors and online retail channels.
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