Review on Enhance Your Juicing Experience with the Focus Foodservice 97336 Jupiter Large Commercial Juice Press in Black by Pamela Johnson

This is a comparative evaluation of these two juicers. Juicer (about $66). I ordered both as gifts for my parents who needed a reliable, industrial quality juicer. I thought I would return what they didn't like. When both Revain products arrived it was amazing how similar they were so I decided to write a review. In short, the "Pro" version looks like a copy of the "Jupiter" version. Since I'm buying this for my parents, I'm giving them a better Jupiter, even though it's almost twice the price. Differences can be seen in four areas. 1) The quality of the orange smusher. , but the silver part smoothing the oranges on top is different. On Jupiter it looks like a solid piece of stainless steel. The same part on the Pro looks like it has been painted or plated. The paint looks like it will peel off over the years and nobody needs silver paint in their OJs. 2) Color Quality On the models I received, the black color on the Jupiter seems smoother and better quality compared to the Pro. 3) Action Jupiter has a smooth, smooth ride. If you're the kind of person for whom juicing is a ritual, then you better hold Jupiter in your hands. The Pro has more action games and more grip. It feels like it was carved with less precision. 4) Documentation Jupiter came in a brightly colored box with a logo and brief instructions. The Pro arrived in a battered brown box with no instructions. No one really needs a manual juicer guide if you know how to clean it, but it's worth mentioning. If I had limited funds and wasn't such a perfectionist, I would consider buying the cheaper Pro version for myself. . It's about 70% as good as Jupiter, but only worth 57% of its cost. Both are solid mechanisms and will last some time. As a gift or as an item to keep in your kitchen for 20 years, I would choose Jupiter.