If you guzzle juice like water, you’ll need a juicer with an extra-large capacity. 

This Sage model comes with a hefty two-litre jug, yet it still manages to look sleek. Its wide chute accommodates whole apples and the titanium cutting disc blitzes even tough fruit and veg to a velvety consistency. 

Its heavy base keeps it stable during use, there’s a choice of two speeds and the jug is resealable for storing in your fridge door. 

The integrated pulp container is easy to clean, thanks to the included cleaning brush and dishwasher-safe attachments. 

The only downside is its high price, but it’s worth it!

This high-powered centrifugal juicer is a savvy buy for busy families. 

Its wide feeding tube, razor-sharp blades and punchy 800w motor let you get away without peeling, chopping or removing pips first. 

It makes light work of tougher-skinned fruit and veg, its lidded 1.1-litre juice jug is ideal for serving a group at once and its mesh filter and generous 1.5-litre pulp container are detachable and dishwasher-safe for faff-free cleaning – result! Parents will be reassured by its double safety lock and automatic overheating protector, too. 

If a smaller model would suffice, look to the slower but still speedy 400w version, priced at £34.99.

This jolly juicer from ‘it’ Italian brand Smeg only handles citrus fruits, but that might suffice. 

Once fruit is added, its built-in on/off sensor automatically activates the 70w motor, which battles peel, pith and pip with aplomb. Its anti-slip feet keep spills at bay and its non-drip spout dispenses juice directly into your glass as it’s made. 

Its small size makes it ideal for flats and it comes in a choice of six retro-inspired colours. 

All parts are removable for washing and the juicing bowl is dishwasher-safe. If you want to juice a wider variety of fruit and veg or try your hand at soup, consider the slow juicer, but its £499.95 price tag may make your bank balance weep!

If it’s a compact, no-nonsense citrus juicer that you’re after, this electric green gem is a steal at under £20. It’s made from durable plastic and smartly-designed to take up as little space as possible. 

The lidded jug holds 600ml of fresh juice – enough for multiple drinks – and has a spout for mess-free pouring. You get two reamer cones in the box, one for larger fruits like grapefruits and oranges and another for smaller lemons and limes. 

We love its adjustable pulp setting, which lets you control how ‘bitty’ your juice is, and found it a doddle to use – simply push down to juice and release to stop. 

Happily, everything bar the electric motor can go straight into the dishwasher afterwards.

The priciest juicer on our list is also the most versatile. 

Its 3-in-1 design encompasses a citrus press and pulp system for making freshly-squeezed juice with or without ‘bits’, a juice filter for all your other fruity needs and an extra press for making delicious smoothies, sauces and nut milks. 

It uses cold press technology to extract the good stuff, rather than a motor, meaning more vitamins and minerals are retained and your drinks stay fresh for longer. 

It’s compact, and its minimal design would complement any modern kitchen. It’s relatively quiet, with dishwasher-safe parts, and it comes with a free recipe book to help keep your creativity flowing. 

We may be getting sentimental and old-fashioned here, but this vintage-inspired manual juicer was simply too charming to exclude. It’s not all style and no substance, mind. 

The heavy lever arm squeezes all the juice out of any halved citrus fruit with one crush, pushing pulp and seeds into the steel strainer and smooth juice into the small but sturdy collector cup. 

It’d make a unique gift for anyone struggling to stick with their latest health kick, as it’s impossible not to enjoy using it! Or why not buy one to impress guests at your next cocktail party? 

Choose from antique cream, French grey, vintage blue or sage green.

This powerful machine produces a glass of fresh juice in just 15 seconds. 

Whole apples slide down its wide chute, before a 900w motor blasts the juice from hard and soft fruits alike. 

It has an anti-drip and anti-splash spout to keep your kitchen clean and the 1.25-litre jug has a foam separator for the smoothest possible juice. It’s noisy and fairly bulky, but a breeze to clean. 

The removable parts are dishwasher-safe and a cleaning brush is included for de-pulping the mesh filter. Overall, it’s an efficient, trusty juicer.

This neat little juicer will appeal to anyone with a small kitchen or limited worktop space. Despite being half the size of many appliances on our list, it can quickly extract 1.5 litres of juice in one go.

 It lacks the bells and whistles of pricier models and it only has one speed setting, but it’s intuitive to assemble, with a drip-stop spout and free accompanying app full of juice recipes. 

Its built-in pulp container, polished sieve and smooth casing allow for super quick cleaning, so that all you busy bees can enjoy a healthy drink and get on with your day. 

At under £70, it’s great value for money.