Juicer Duo Pro – f2800 Open Whole Fruit Juicer & f600 Stainless Steel Portable Blender

The f2800 Open Whole Fruit Juicer with its 1.2 litre jugs, sorbet attachment and cleaning brush, plus the f600 Stainless Steel Portable Blender with its drinking lid and USB-C charging cable. One delivery, both products.

£29.99 against buying the f2800 Open Whole Fruit Juicer and the f600 Stainless Steel Portable Blender separately.

The f2800 Open Whole Fruit Juicer has a wider 180mm open hopper rather than a 135mm chute, a quieter 250W AC motor, an easy-clean filter and a sorbet attachment in the box. The f2500 Self Feeding Whole Fruit Juicer is more compact and costs less. Both cold press whole fruit with no chopping.

Yes, that is what the 180mm open hopper is for. Whole apples, oranges and pears go straight in. Larger produce like pineapple still wants halving.

One with a wide open loading area on top instead of a narrow tube. You fill it, close the lid and walk away while the machine feeds itself, rather than standing over it pushing produce down with a plunger.

Quiet for its size, measured at 63.3 dB. The AC motor turns at 45 to 47RPM, so it presses slowly rather than screaming like a centrifugal juicer.

No, and this is one of the reasons to choose it. It uses a smart easy-clean filter with a minimal stainless steel extraction section rather than a full metal mesh screen, so pulp does not build up in the way it does on most slow juicers. Most parts rinse clean in seconds.

The removable parts are top rack dishwasher safe below 40°C, though gentle hand washing in warm water will keep them looking better for longer.

Yes. Soak almonds, cashews or oats first and press them through the same way you would fruit, and you get smooth homemade nut milk with nothing added.

Yes, with the frozen fruit attachment included in the box. Frozen bananas, berries and mango work particularly well and need no sugar at all.

Apples, carrots, celery, beets, cucumber, leafy greens, berries and citrus all work. It handles both simple everyday juices and heavier vegetable combinations.

26.3cm wide, 19.5cm deep and 45.5cm high, weighing 5.7kg. It is tall rather than wide, so it takes up less worktop than the height suggests. The cord is 1.2m.

Up to 72 hours in an airtight container in the fridge. The slow press means very little oxidation, which is why cold pressed juice separates far less than juice from a centrifugal machine.

Yes. The blender head lifts off and a drinking lid goes on in its place, so the insulated steel cup you blended in becomes the cup in your hand.

Hours. Double-walled 304 stainless steel, the same construction as a good insulated flask, so it stays cold in a bag or a car and never sweats on the outside.

Around ten, which is a week of breakfasts for most people. It charges over USB-C in four to five hours.

Because 70W is its continuous rating, not a peak figure. Most portable blenders advertise the split-second burst their motor hits rather than the power it sustains. What matters is the result, and the f600 Stainless Steel Portable Blender spins six blades at 18,000rpm and crushes ice, which plenty of blenders claiming 300W cannot.

If you juice most days, yes. The wider hopper means less prep, the AC motor is quieter, the filter is easier to rinse, and the sorbet attachment means the machine earns its worktop space beyond juice alone.

Yes. The Complete Kitchen Pro is this same pair plus the f77 Super Oven Pro, our 30L digital air fryer oven, and saves more again.

Free UK and EU shipping, dispatched daily, with most UK orders arriving in 1 to 2 working days. Both products carry a 12-month UK warranty, extended to 2 years across the EU and 3 years in Spain, plus our money-back guarantee.