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Breville 800JEXL vs BJE510XL Juicer Comparison

By Bill · This post may contain affiliate links

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So you’re looking to make the best choice in the Breville 800jexl vs. bje510xl juicer comparison. Both juicers are excellent choices and similar in many ways, but some major differences can influence your decision.

Breville 800JEXL vs BJE510XL. Glasses with fresh organic vegetable and fruit juices isolated on white. Detox diet.
Glasses with fresh organic vegetable and fruit juices.

Below, you will have enough information to help you make the best choice in this juicer comparison.

Take a closer look at the Breville 800JEXL

Take a closer look at the Breville BJE510XL

BREVILLE 800JEXL VS BJE510XL: WHICH JUICER SHOULD YOU CHOOSE…?

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Size and Appearance

The Breville 800jexl measures 17 x 11 x 20 inches, while the smaller Breville bje510xl measures 19.2 x 15.5 x 10.3 inches. Either one takes up quite a bit of space for a small kitchen appliance that serves just one function. I’m a fan of appliances that have multiple functions because we have limited counter space. But, if you plan on juicing a lot, the size might not be an issue.

Image of Breville bje510xl centrifugal juicer.
Breville bje510xl Centrifugal Juicer

As it relates to the juicers themselves, their dimensions aren’t so different that they would influence your purchase decision either way. Both should fit underneath your kitchen cabinet with ease.

If you’ve read any other Breville-related post on this site, then you know that I am a big fan of the look and design of Breville products. Both juicers in this comparison are beautiful machines clad in stainless steel (not that all stainless steel products are aesthetically pleasing).

It may not be the most important aspect of a product, but appearance is important. I’ve come across several customers who tuck away their ugly appliances when they have guests. Personally, I think that ugly appliances get used less often.

Click here to get more details on the Breville 800jexl

Click here to get more details on the Breville bje510xl

Ease of Use

According to customer reviews and the product description, it appears that both juicers are easy to use and clean. Although juicers aren’t the easiest things to clean, the Breville brand makes juicers that can easily disassemble. Both also come with a cleaning brush, and most parts are dishwasher safe.

Power and Performance

Both juicers in the Breville 800jexl vs. bje510xl are of the centrifugal variety. They spin at very high speeds, and so have powerful and durable motors. However, the Breville 800jexl is the more powerful of the two machines.

It has motor-powered with 1000 watts which translates into an RPM range of 6500 to 13000. On the other hand, the Breville bje510xl has a 900 watt motor with an RPM range of 6500 to 12500.

I don’t think that the difference in RPMs will cause a noticeable increase in performance. Sure, you might juice a little faster with the 800jexl, but I don’t think it should really influence your purchase decision.

Image of Breville 800jexl centrifugal juicer. Breville 800JEXL vs BJE510XL.
Breville 800jexl Centrifugal Juicer

The Breville bje510xl has five-speed settings, while the 800jexl has just two. More speed settings mean that you have more control over the texture and efficiency of your juice. For example, soft fruits require a lower speed than a carrot to maximize juice extraction.

Cutting Disc, Feed Tube & Stainless Steel Mesh Filter

The cutting disc of both machines is very durable and plated in titanium. The feeding tube for both juicers is three inches wide. This means that you don’t have to do a lot of pre-chopping before juicing. In fact, you will be able to put insert whole fruit. In addition, the fine stainless steel mesh means that you will end up with a very smooth juice.

Price and Warranty

The price difference between these two juicers is pretty significant. In fact, the difference is so great that it almost puts them in two different price ranges. When I checked, the Breville 800jexl was more expensive. But be sure to check both prices; you never know when there will be a sale. Also, both come with a 1-year warranty.

Click here to see the price for the Breville 800jexl

Click here to see the price for the Breville bje510xl

Comparison Chart

Breville 800jexl Centrifugal Juicer

Breville 800jexl Centrifugal Juicer

Breville bje510xl Centrifugal Juicer

Breville bje510xl Centrifugal Juicer

Dimensions:17 x 11 x 20 inches19.2 x 15.5 x 10.3 inches
Color:Brushed stainless steelStainless steel
Juicer Type:CentrifugalCentrifugal
Wattage:1000-watts900-watts
Blade:Titanium plated stainless steelTitanium plated stainless steel
Warranty:1-year limited1-year limited
Body Material:Die-castStainless steel
Number of speeds:25

Customer Reviews

I came across a lot of customer reviews from juicer enthusiasts. A lot of customers use these juicers to juice greens. I’ve come across customers that claimed that their previous juicer could not perform this feat.

The large chute on both machines is also a big plus. Customers love that they can, for example, throw in three apples at a time. Some users did complain about the size, but given the quality of these machines, they don’t mind it. Also, I came across multiple complaints about the noise level that both of these machines produce.

Compared to Other Juicers

The two juicers on this page are great choices, but you may want to check out other options. Below, you can read up on other options:

VS Omega VRT350

The Omega vrt-350 is another masticating slow juicer. As you probably know by now, slow juicers are designed to prevent oxidation and nutrient degradation. This particular model rotates at just 80-RPMs. Its compact design means that you shouldn’t have any trouble locating it on your counter. In fact, with its small dimensions and good looks, it will probably take up a permanent residence on your counter.

Click here to see the price and other details

Breville 800JEXL vs BJE510XL Summary

Both juicers in the Breville 800jexl vs. bje510xl comparison are good choices. They are very similar machines (color, size, juicing style), but there are some key differences. Sure, the 800jexl is more powerful, but I don’t think this increase in power is worth the price difference. Also, the bje510xl has more speed options, five, compared to just two for the 800jexl.

Even though Breville donned the 800jexl, the “Rolls Royce of juicers,”; I wouldn’t choose it. The apparent upgrades aren’t worth it to me. So do yourself a favor and save the money. Go with the Breville bje510xl.

Click here to buy the Breville bje510xl

Click here to buy the Breville 800jexl

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