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Question: what is the difference between the 8004 and the 8006?
Document: The 8003 isn't as good at extracting fruit juice, despite the similar design. Because the price difference is so small you are better off with the 8004. The 8006 is the same product, but with a chrome case. It adds a lot of cost for pure cosmetics. And the VRT350, while a nice product, lacks the versatility to be used for non-juicing features, while costing much more.
Halving most fruits and vegetables was enough to get them down the chute, and the citrus peel wasn't a problem. This auger juicer requires peeling the lemons, limes etc before using them.I think that little bit of extra prep is worth it for the other advantages that this machine offers. Also, read Aaron702's very helpful review for great info on materials, the difference between the 8004, 8005 and 8006, and much more!
The more expensive Omega Vert 350 is only 10 years.Omega 8004 is white and the 8006 is chrome covered plastic for $40 more - (I actually purchased the 8004 and used the savings towards 40 pounds of inorganic carrots). That is the only difference!! !Omega VRT350 Heavy Duty Dual-Stage Vertical Single Auger Low Speed Juicercosts about $379 and is seemingly faster to use and has bigger opening so cutting up to smaller sizes is slightly less work.
I love this juicer. My friend has an 8006 but this seems to work just as well for less money. The only difference I see is the color. The only thig I do not like is how it clogs with some fruits.
I also bought the Joe Cross 101 juice recipes book and most recipes say I will get 2 servings and more often than not I end up with 3...so i'm going to assume I'm getting a decent amount of juice!As far as I can tell the only difference between this model and the chrome 8006 is color - the white one will eventually stain and the chrome will not (or more likely won't).
Cheaper than the Omega Vert 350, but one problem with the 8004/8006 (same model, just different color), is that the mouth is small, so a little more inconvienient. With the 8004/8006 you have more prepping to do (cutting up everything), so the prospect of juicing becomes somewhat problematic.
Do the same on the outside using the thumb and index finger.Omega has come out with newer masticating models, the NC line of juicers that are said to get a higher juice volume than the 8004 and 8006 models. However, I am not ready to give mine up yet. I am happy with it.It is an Outstanding Machine.
I recommended the OMGEGA 8004/8006 juicer for a friend, AFTER I BOUGHT A GREEN STAR ELITE and they saw how much better juice is achieved with a gear/auger juicer over that of their centrifugal unit. She has cancer and is on a very tight budget and needed a juicer that would qualify better for Gerson Therapy.
I researched for weeks as to what kind of juicer I wanted. There are so many out there! Did you know YouTube has a bunch of videos to help in the decision making process? I finally decided that the Omega 8004 was for me. I would have bought the 8006 but $50 for the exact same item in a different color does not make sense to me. I have been juicing twice a day for three weeks and I love it.
Our first juicer - based on research (other Amazon reviews, various websites and blogs), decided we'd splurge on a good-quality masticating unit, which led us naturally to the Omegas. The 8004 fit our needs best - higher-quality auger and bigger cups than the 8003/8005, and we didn't want or need to spend extra for the black & chrome surface of the 8006. We use it several times a week, and love it!
Answer: The juicers are the same except the 8004 is white and less expensive, and the 8006 is chrome colored (both are plastic) and a bit more pricey. I opted for the white, and have no regrets. Here is a YouTube video from  discountjuicers.com comparing the two, but I bought mine from Amazon. Fastest shipping ever! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGMXylpfGSY