Optimum 600 Questions & Answers

Hello The Woz,

definitely we do :)

Where the H3000 2nd Gen has the advantages it:

1. It has the wider chute so you can juice bigger fruits without cutting (Like whole apples)

2. It has the vacuum function which basically means you can store your fresh juice and it'll keep fresh for longer. (It's quite a noticeable difference actually)

You can see a bit more about vacuum sealing the juice in our article here about the VAC2 Blender. It also uses vacuum sealing for the juices and smoothies:

https://smarterfitter.com/froothie-optimum-vac2-air-vacuum-blender-review/

3. It has a built-in warming function for things like baby food.

4. It also has pulp control, so you can decide how you like your juice :)

Here are some videos where you can see the H3000 2nd Gen in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTb7_4ZZ7dE&list=PL1dicojIF63peEIOIbhzdY0UmijHkcwiN

Where the 600M wins in:

1. It's more compact, so easier to have on your kitchen bench

2. It's better for juicing leafy greens and celery

So it really depends on what you're looking to use it for :)

I hope this helps!

3. The 600M actually yields more juice, about 10%-20% more than the major brands on the market, including centrifugal.

Here is the 600M in action: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1dicojIF63p2u7kSit4yM-LOo_e_VJti

It's also a few $ cheaper!

Here is a detailed overview about the specifications:

600M: 40-45 rpm, 200 watts, 3.8 x 4.8cm chute size, 34 x 17 x 36.5 cm (LxHxW), weight: 3,56kg

600Pro: 70 rpm, 300 watts, 7.6cm chute size, 40cm x 40cm x 21cm (HxLxW), weight: 3.5kg

No matter which juicer you choose they are both amazing juicers :)

And don’t forget we offer an unconditional 30-day money-back-guarantee

I hope this helps :) If there's anything else I can help out with please let me know!

Hello Stephen, the Optimum 600M is currently on sale at $294 AUD. More info here: https://www.froothie.com.au/optimum-600-slow-juicer

Hello Stephen, the Optimum 600M is currently on sale at $294 AUD. More info here: https://www.froothie.com.au/optimum-600-slow-juicer

Hello Wendy, the Optimum 600M is in stock. Here is an overview on delivery times in Australia: https://www.froothie.com.au/delivery

You can definitely make delicious juices, nutmilk, sorbet and more with the juicer. If you are trying to make smoothies this will be a bit different when made in the juicer. Have a look at a detailed comparison here: https://www.foodmatters.com/articles-1/juicing-vs-blending-which-one-is-better

I hope this helps and you will be really impressed with Optimum 600M. Any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our team at [email protected] or via phone at 1300 309 900. We are here to help! Thank you immensely :)
And remember, any purchase on our website includes a full unconditional money-back guarantee which includes return postage if you change your mind. However, I can guarantee this will not be the case :)

Andrea
Froothie Support Team

Hello Catherina,

Both machines will juice very well!

Where the H3000 2nd Gen has the advantages it:

1. It has the wider chute so you can juice bigger fruits without cutting (Like whole apples)

2. It has the vacuum function which basically means you can store your fresh juice and it'll keep fresh for longer. (It's quite a noticeable difference actually)

You can see a bit more about vacuum sealing the juice in our article here about the VAC2 Blender. It also uses vacuum sealing for the juices and smoothies:

https://smarterfitter.com/froothie-optimum-vac2-air-vacuum-blender-review/

3. It has a built-in warming function for things like baby food.

4. It also has pulp control, so you can decide how you like your juice :)

Here are some videos where you can see the H3000 2nd Gen in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTb7_4ZZ7dE&list=PL1dicojIF63peEIOIbhzdY0UmijHkcwiN

Where the 600M wins in:

1. It's more compact, so easier to have on your kitchen bench

2. It's better for juicing leafy greens and celery

So it really depends on what you're looking to use it for :)

I hope this helps!

3. The 600M actually yields more juice, about 10%-20% more than the major brands on the market, including centrifugal.

Here are some videos where you can see the H3000 2nd Gen in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs0N9F-Ou5g&list=PL1dicojIF63p2u7kSit4yM-LOo_e_VJti

It's also a few $ cheaper!

Here is a detailed overview about the specifications:

600M: 40-45 rpm, 200 watts, 3.8 x 4.8cm chute size, 34 x 17 x 36.5 cm (LxHxW), weight: 3,56kg

600Pro: 70 rpm, 300 watts, 7.6cm chute size, 40cm x 40cm x 21cm (HxLxW), weight: 3.5kg

No matter which juicer you choose they are both amazing juicers :)

And don’t forget we offer an unconditional 30-day money-back-guarantee

Hello Suzanne, thanks for your interest :) You will definitely be able to juice celery with the Optimum 600M :) Its low speed of 40-45 RPM reduces the loss of nutrients caused by oxidation and increases nutrient absorption. With our built-in straining design cleaning is also much easier. The 600M also yields 10%-20% more juice than all the major brands on the market, including centrifugal.
We also offer a 30 day money back guarantee :)

Hi Barry, yes exactly the blank strainer is used for sorbet or baby food for example.

For Ice cream/Sorbet, just make sure the fruit is semi-frozen for the best outcome! I recommend thawing them for about 20 minutes before juicing. (use the blank plate): https://youtu.be/cUqzRlMQL6w,https://youtu.be/W-fL8i8Pryo

Hey Marisa, thank you for your questions :) We do suggest peeling citrus fruits, such as lemon and oranges, as the peel has quite a bitter taste. When juiced with the peels this bitter taste will transfer to the juice.
Regarding the Optimum 600M you can buy that directly at our office in Bayswater, you can order on froothie.com.au, Amazon, Ebay or Catch.

Hope that helps :) Let me know in case you have any additional questions.

Andrea

Hey Clinton, so sorry to hear about that. Please be careful to not overload or push things into the chute with too much force. Just open a ticket with our warranty support team here:
https://athenasolutions.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new and they will be able to assist you ASAP :)

Hey Robert! Email me ASAP at [email protected] and I will have your faulty juicer replaced immediately. if you prefer you can also call me at 1300 309 900

Hello Chitra,

thank you for your question.

Where the H3000 2nd Gen has the advantages it:

1. It has the wider chute so you can juice bigger fruits without cutting (Like whole apples)

2. It has the vacuum function which basically means you can store your fresh juice and it'll keep fresh for longer. (It's quite a noticeable difference actually)

You can see a bit more about vacuum sealing the juice in our article here about the VAC2 Blender. It also uses vacuum sealing for the juices and smoothies:

https://smarterfitter.com/froothie-optimum-vac2-air-vacuum-blender-review/

3. It has a built-in warming function for things like baby food.

4. It also has pulp control, so you can decide how you like your juice :)

Where the 600M wins in:

1. It's more compact, so easier to have on your kitchen bench

2. It's great for juicing leafy greens and celery

So it really depends on what you're looking to use it for :)

I hope this helps!

3. The 600M actually yields more juice, about 10%-20% more than the major brands on the market, including centrifugal.

Here are some more specs:

600M: 40-45 rpm, 200 watts, 3.8 x 4.8cm chute size

600Pro: 70 rpm, 350 watts, 7.6cm chute size

Hi Leeb,
Just contact us on 1300 309 900 or email me directly on [email protected] with your details and we will have the part dispatched to you ASAP

Hello JoB, better late than never. Here is an overview between our 600M and H3000 2nd gen:

Where the H3000 2nd Gen has the advantages it:

1. It has the wider chute so you can juice bigger fruits without cutting (Like whole apples)

2. It has the vacuum function which basically means you can store your fresh juice and it'll keep fresh for longer. (It's quite a noticeable difference actually)

You can see a bit more about vacuum sealing the juice in our article here about the VAC2 Blender. It also uses vacuum sealing for the juices and smoothies:

https://smarterfitter.com/froothie-optimum-vac2-air-vacuum-blender-review

3. It has a built-in warming function for things like baby food.

4. It also has pulp control, so you can decide how you like your juice :)

Where the 600M wins in:

1. It's more compact, so easier to have on your kitchen bench

2. It's great for juicing leafy greens and celery

So it really depends on what you're looking to use it for :)

I hope this helps!

3. The 600M actually yields more juice, about 10%-20% more than the major brands on the market, including centrifugal.

Here are some more specs:

600M: 40-45 rpm, 200 watts, 3.8 x 4.8cm chute size

600Pro: 70 rpm, 350 watts, 7.6cm chute size

Hope that helps :)

It's currently on sale for $298 :)
https://www.froothie.com.au/optimum-600-slow-juicer

You can find it at the above link. I hope it helps!

Hey John, we made a comparison video with the Mod juicer which we will be posting soon on our YouTube channel

In brief, the 600M had less pulp and more juice compared to the Mod Juicer (and all other juicers on the market)

Regarding the quality of Mod, the company has only been selling juicers for about 2 years and only in Australia so we will have to wait and see if they will be around to cover the warranty the offer. We have seen many brands come and go in Australia over the last few years. Optimum has been selling blenders and juicers in Australia (we're an Australian brand :-) ) and over 30 countries for over 7 years :-)

Hope this helps!

Hey Megan!

The Blank Strainer is used:

For Ice cream/Sorbet, just make sure the fruit is semi-frozen for the best outcome! I recommend thawing them for about 20 minutes before juicing.

Here's a mango sorbet example :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUqzRlMQL6w&t=4s

For Nut Butters, the best outcome is to soak them overnight or roast them prior to juicing :) Especially if you don't want to add any oil. I would definitely recommend coconut oil or your choice of oil if you're using raw nuts without activating them (or soaking them) overnight.
However, my tastiest outcome is when I use roasted nuts :)

Baby food is a breeze with the blank strainer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NC9vLVsG6M
Here is a great video for that. The 600M doesn't have the rotating basket so it makes things easier :)

Just keep in mind using the blank strainer means it all comes out what would normally be the 'pulp' chute.
Make sure that rubber plug is fully sealed :)

Let us know how you go Megan!
If you need any more tips get in touch :)

Hi Kat!
I'm so sorry you've had this issue getting a hold of us!
The 600M has been selling out faster than we can bring it in so it's caused a logistical delay for us :(

I can definitely check up on your order and let you know, just get in touch with us here:
https://athenasolutions.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Or send us a message on Facebook or call us on 1300 309 900!

- Roy