I have a breville juicer which I'm happy with. I would suggest you go to a juicebar and try a few drinks to see which combinations you like. in my area, Whole Foods, offers some great combinations.
I use my vitamix (blender) everyday though to blend veggies and fruit for a morning smoothie. I usually include kale, spinach, chard, sometimes ginger, with all fruits - bananas are my favorite. the vitamix is much easier clean up.

I had a Breville juicer that was great for juicing vegetables (lost in divorce).

From a nutritional standpoint, using something like a Vitamix or Nutribullet -- which turns the whole vegetable into a liquid -- is better than using a dedicated juicer. I have been using a Nutribullet.

You might post this on the cooking forum...you'll probably get more responses there....

nutri bullet all the way. Spinach / kale mix, with blackberries or strawberries, a banana, a tsp powdered peanut butter and crushed ice. A 1/4 tsp ground flax seed if I have it.

I just have a question about Vitamix, since you brought up blenders. Do people really put whole fruit like oranges or grapefruit, etc in juicer/blenders like they show on QVC when they do the Vitamix sellathons? If so what about the white pithy stuff and the seeds? Also they sometimes put in whole peppers and the like. Are the seeds in these fruits and vegys just ground up beyond recognition and so you don't notice them? Does the white pithy part under the peel of citrus fruit give the resulting slurry a bitter taste? Just wondering.