AMZCHEF Cold Press Juicer with 165mm Large Feed Chute, Slow Masticating Juicer for Whole Fruits & Vegetables, Triple Filter, Copper Motor, High Juice Yield, Easy to Clean, Black

Breakfast used to be a scrabble for toast in our house, but since the AMZCHEF juicer turned up the kitchen feels more like a corner café. The chute is wide, 145 mm, or about the width of a decent mug, so I can drop in whole Bramleys without bothering with a knife. They vanish into the 2 litre hopper, I press the single button and am free to rummage for glasses while it does the hard work. The motor is only 250 W, yet because it works slowly it crushes rather than lashes the fruit, so the juice stays bright, cool and almost completely free of foam. A triple filter holds back all the pulp, and to my surprise it even copes with soaked almonds, turning them into milk smooth enough for porridge. Noise matters when you are trying to have a civilised early morning chat. This machine hums gently, nothing like the jet-engine blare of my old centrifugal model, and the locking lid keeps curious fingers well clear of the auger. When the jug is full, the anti-drip spout swings down and the worktop stays clean. Washing up is simply a rinse under the tap and a quick brush round the mesh. Sturdy build, thoughtful design, and every glass tastes as though it came from a high-street juice bar, which makes the price feel entirely justified.

I’ve been looking for a juicer that would be perfect for my needs, and I’m really happy I decided to go with this one. It has a large 145mm opening, which makes juicing much easier because I don’t have to spend too much time chopping fruits and vegetables into tiny pieces. The 2L capacity is also great, especially when making juice for the whole family. I love that it’s a cold press juicer, and it produces lovely, fresh juice with a smooth texture. It feels well-made, sturdy and easy to use, and the automatic design makes the whole process much more convenient. Cleaning and assembling it is fairly straightforward too. Overall, this is exactly the type of juicer I had been looking for, and I’m very pleased with my purchase.

I’m really pleased with this juicer. It’s powerful, easy to operate and produces fresh juice with very little pulp. The large feeding chute saves time, and it’s relatively easy to clean. The 2L capacity is also useful when making juice for the whole family.

I’ve used a centrifugal juicer for years, and this cold press is a huge upgrade. The juice is smoother, darker green (more nutrients preserved), and separates much less than before. What stands out: · Quiet operation – My blender scares the dog; this just hums. · High yield – Got almost 1.5 cups from 3 medium apples + 2 celery stalks + ginger. The pulp came out dry. · Cleaning – Takes 3 minutes with the included brush. All parts rinse easily (no mesh screen to scrub). · Size – Fits under my upper cabinets, and the 1L chamber is enough for two servings. Small tip: Cut produce into 1–2 inch pieces. The feed chute isn’t huge, but that’s standard for slow juicers. Also, the reverse button saved me once when a carrot got stuck – works perfectly. Overall, for the price (under $100 when I bought it), this is a steal. No plastic taste, well-built, and my morning juice routine is actually fun now. Highly recommend.

It;s a good product, But the moisture still there in a wastage. Not shown in the video. Be careful whne you open the juicer, because I spill all on my first try.

I've been trying in the last one hour to assemble this juicer but it wouldn't work. Every other part is fine except for the feeding to lock into the base. There's a white and black bar in the space where the feeding jar is supposed to lock in on the base, obstructing the process. Please anyone experienced this? Kindly assist on what to do. Support team, kindly assist too. I've attached a photo Hello Please i need help with how to assemble this juicer. The feeder can't see to lock into the base as there is what seems like an obstruction (a white and black bar) in the space where it's supposed to lock in. Any advise on what to do???

I'm quite impressed with this. I bought it to juice lots of blackberries to make jam. Blackberries are notoriously tricky because of the pips which can clog up filters etc. This thing managed to produce 2.2 litres of juice from 3 kg of wild blackberries (which is very efficient juicing) without needing to be cleaned between batches. Clearly it was nearing the limit of the machine's capacity as it was warming up a bit, but it did it. It's quite well designed and works well, though noisy.

I've been on the hunt for a good juicer for a while now, and the AMZCHEF slow masticating model seemed to tick all the right boxes. After unboxing it and giving it a test run with some carrots and oranges, here's my honest take. The Good: Sleek and Compact: Right out of the box, you notice the design. It's a sharp, all-black machine that doesn't feel bulky. It’s got a small countertop footprint, which is perfect if you’re short on kitchen space. Quiet Operation: This is a big win. Unlike loud, centrifugal juicers that sound like a jet engine, this one runs with a low, quiet hum. I could easily make juice in the morning without waking anyone up. Efficient Juicing: The slow masticating process really seems to work. The juice came out a rich, vibrant orange color, and the pulp was impressively dry. This tells me it’s squeezing every last drop of goodness out of the produce, which means less waste. The video of the machine in action shows a consistent flow of juice, and the pulp is neatly separated into its own container. The Not-So-Good: Small Feed Chute: This is my biggest gripe. The opening for the produce is quite narrow. As you can see from the carrots I used, they are pretty standard size, but I had to chop them into smaller pieces to get them to fit. This definitely adds a bit of extra prep time and is a bit of a hassle. It’s not a "put the whole apple in" kind of juicer. Limited Capacity: The juice and pulp containers are a decent size for one or two people, but if you're making a large batch for a family or for a few days' worth of juice, you’ll be stopping frequently to empty them. It's a minor inconvenience, but it's worth noting. A Word on Cleaning: While the juicer performs well, cleaning is where it loses some points. It’s not the most intuitive process and definitely takes some getting used to. You'll need to fully disassemble the parts, and getting all the pulp out of the strainer and crevices requires careful attention with the included brush. Expect to spend a solid 10 to 15 minutes on cleaning, especially during your first few uses until you get the hang of it. A Note on Build Quality: One thing to be aware of is the build quality. The majority of the machine, including key components, is made of plastic rather than stainless steel. While this is likely a factor in its affordable price point, it raises questions about long-term durability compared to more expensive juicers with a sturdier, stainless steel construction. It's a trade-off between cost and longevity. Final Verdict: For the price and features, this is a solid juicer for personal use. It gets the job done efficiently and quietly. However, if you plan on juicing large quantities of ingredients, dislike extra prep work, or are concerned about long-term durability, this might not be the best fit. It's a great entry-level machine for someone who wants to start a daily juicing habit without a huge investment.

I love it !!!

Muy fácil de desensamblar y limpiar, lo que permite y motiva a usarlo diariamente. Siempre he sido reticente en adquirir licuadoras por su complicación en la limpieza, pero en este caso, me ha sorprendido por su sencillez. Lo uso 2 veces al día. Extrae el jugo a la perfección, incluso con el apio. Contenta con su diseño, tamaño, funcionalidad y calidad. No es muy ruidosa, lo cual también se agradece. Muy buen electrodoméstico y mejor relación calidad/precio.

Macht einen qualitativ guten Saft und trennt schon den Saft vom Fruchtfleisch. Die Handhabung ist wirklich einfach und intuitiv. Die Reinigung ist natürlich trotzdem aufwendig, da Einzelteile entnommen werden müssen, aber das ist wohl bei allen Geräten so. Sehr gut!

Nous utilisons quotidiennement cet extracteur de jus depuis plus de deux ans maintenant ! Il fonctionne à merveille. Il est très facile d'utilisation, ce qui permet de se faire des jus de fruits et légumes frais très rapidement. Le démontage et le nettoyage sont très faciles eux aussi grâce à la petite brosse fournie. Oranges, carottes, céleri, pommes, betteraves etc, tout y passe. Le bac de récupération de fibre est fourni avec ce qui est très pratique, la taille de la grille est parfaite pour filtrer un maximum. Enfin un extracteur de jus de qualité professionnelle pour un prix raisonnable. En plus d'être de qualité, il est très joli et sait trouver sa place dans la cuisine. Je le recommande.

I love this juicer. It does what it does and good value for money. Some people say it its slow and require chopping items into small pieces beforehand. But honestly.... its a home kitchen product. If you wanna buy an industrial unit for 10x the price then knock yourself out. The US plug was annoying but no big deal. Its easy to clean. I use it 2 to 3 times a week, juicing hard fruits and it's still going strong after a few of months. Fingers crossed.