Juicer Machines with 5.8" Extra Large Feed Chute, Cold Press Juicer For Whole Vegetables and Fruits, 400W Professional Slow Masticating juicer Easy to Clean for Batch Juicing (Titanium Gray)

I bought this juicer for the purpose of preparing juices, and I must say that it is really good and practical, since it is very easy to use. This extractor has two containers: one for the juice and another for the fruit peels. Its blades are exceptional, capable of crushing all kinds of fruits and vegetables. In addition, it is easily cleaned, can be disassembled and can be stored anywhere without any problems.It's the first juicer I use, so I can't compare it with others, but so far it has worked perfectly with everything I've put in. The quality is excellent and, without a doubt, the price is unbeatable.

This is an awesome juicer and the best price. I recommended it to my brother who also purchased one and is very pleased. I can juice everything with no problem, easy to clean, easy to use.

Affordable juicer, you won’t be disappointed. I’ve used it twice since I received it this week. I placed whole kiwis, cut the mangoes from around the seed and left the skin on. It’s great and easy the clean. I didn’t take a video of cleaning it but I can update my review with one later. It’s fairly quiet and easy to put together. It’s an average size of a kitchen gadget. It holds a lot fruit and the safety of it is, it won’t start if the lid doesn’t close all the way and it’s not properly put in place. No sharp blades! A plus it dries quicks, not sure if it dishwasher safe but it’s so easy to clean and fast you don’t need to put it in the dishwasher. The design of it, was very well thought out, I was searching for a ninja, but the other reviews convinced me to buy this one and I’m not disappointed and you won’t be either!

I recently bought this juicer, and I have to say I’m thoroughly impressed! From the moment I unpacked it, I could tell it was built with quality in mind. The setup was super easy, and the instructions were straightforward.What I really love about this juicer is how efficient it is. It extracts juice quickly, and I’ve used it with a variety of fruits and vegetables – everything from oranges and apples to kale and carrots. It handles everything effortlessly, and the juice is smooth with minimal pulp, just the way I like it.Cleaning is a breeze as well, which is a huge plus for me! The parts are easy to disassemble, and they rinse off quickly without much fuss.Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with my purchase. It’s powerful, reliable, and so easy to use. I highly recommend this juicer to anyone looking to make fresh juice at home – it’s worth every penny!

This is pretty great and definitely convenient. However, I feel like it doesn't do well with leafy greens and I've found others do better. For the price it's definitely good though.Overall though it's fast and convenient and will plow through the chute full in like two minutes. So I love that about it. Cleanup is also easy and quick - three pieces and then a black plug to remove the little exit chute.

I received this game-making machine, which is very good and very practical since it is easy to use. The extractor has two different containers, one for the juice and the other for the fruit peels. The blades are very good because they grind all types of fruits and vegetables. It is easy to wash, it can be disassembled and can be stored anywhere.

UPDATE: I dropped it from 5 to 3 stars but didn't change review title. The one I ordered after this one is more efficient in heighth, width, cleans faster and easier, is still cold press but juices faster, and it looks better on my counter. This is clunky looking comparatively. It seemed good when I had it, tho it didn't meet my needs. Then I got my next one and am so glad I returned this one. As my review notes - a pain to clean, though I only did celery. Not all that fast to juice either. Overall - meh.___________________________________In the late 90s and early 2000 I used my huge, heavy but efficient, top-of-the line Champion juicer. It involved a lot of cutting and didn't come with capture containers (did any juicer?), so this looked great, plus I thought I could drop the whole celery stick in there (you can’t). I'd been using my nutribullet while I waited for this to be delivered, and was cutting celery into tiny little squares.This is a very good juicer and very convenient - depending on your needs. So more about that later so you can determine that. It’s quite efficient; the juice is clean and the pulp is very dry. I recently began a big celery juice thing in the morning, and would have later used it for other juices, so this is based on both general and celery observations.The pieces are solid, easily put together and taken apart. It's easy to clean (except celery - IDK about others fruits / veggies). The upper part that contains the items to be juiced is big, with a huge auger that pulverizes whatever it's given (sharp enough for the material, but fortunately not too sharp for fingers!). There's a hole in the top so even as it's juicing what was in there, you can add more stuff in. There's a pusher thing that, as the end of the solid food is nearing, you can put into that same hole to help the stray pieces that have been moved off the side reconnect with the path of the auger.Very efficient - though a bit hard to see through the container so you have to look down into the hole to actually see into the container with the pieces being juiced. Not really a big deal, though I'm 5'11 so maybe easier for me! I used my large measuring glass, instead of the provided collector, so I could tell when I had minimally 8 oz of celery juice.So why am I returning it? For practical reasons, it's taller than I like. Put together it's kind of a tall skinny tower – though fits under the cabinet once the top assembled with the top shut. The pieces are sizeable and numerous (not including the base); the to-be-juiced container is bigger than I need. I make my juice by use, not in advance, and there's just me. Turns out I don't really care if I have to cut things into 2" squares like I always used to, so being able to drop a whole apple in there (if I had kept it) became less important, plus I discovered I had to chop the celery anyway, though fortunately not as small as I did for the nutribullet. I want something more contained in the space it takes up, composed of smaller pieces.For a couple or someone who makes lots of juice in advance, or is on a serious juice fast and wants variety - it's perfectCelery - the machine juiced it fine. I cut it into 1" pieces and dropped pretty much almost an entire bunch worth of cut-up pieces in there for a couple mornings. The pulp came out easily enough, but cleaning it, the last bit of pulp would just get stuck in the little exit door. I'd have to take my very cool large tweezer tongs (you can get them on Amazon!) to pull the last bit of pulp out and then sometimes use the end of a spoon or something to push part of it IN to the container so it would rinse out. This was a several minute process. Were I keeping the unit, I'd have called to find out a way to facilitate that, but since there were other factors that contributed to my decision to return it, I didn’t bother.