This is an impressive juicer

A.O. · 1 July 2025

"This review is for Cold Press Juicer – 6.5"" Extra Large Feed Chute Fit Hands-Free Electric Masticating Juicer Machine, 350W Slow Masticating Juicer Machine for Whole Fruit and Vegetables – Easy Cleanup & AssemblyThis is a really nice juicer. I have found that I especially like cold press juicers as the juice comes out sweeter and with more flavor. This juicer in particular is really good because it seems to maximize the amount of juice that is pulled out. The pulp feels basically dry when it comes out (I'm still working on a way to figure out how to use this in a different recipe) and I love that you can fill the hopper and it just makes the juice while I'm getting ready in the morning. It's also fairly easy to take apart and clean. I just scrub it around in some sudsy water and use the included brush for anything that doesn't come off immediately. This is MUCH better than the juicer I had a few years ago.NOTE: As an Bolo Vine reviewer, I receive this product without paying for it directly; however, I have to claim the full value of this product on my taxes as this counts as a taxable gift and I must pay taxes for the taxable value of this item."

Good bargain juicer

Z.b. · 7 August 2025

This is a great juicer. It is very quiet and very easy to clean. I was able to juice whole apples and citrus fruits without any problems. The juicer struggled with celery and had a hard time with kale although it eventually juiced the kale. This juicer was very easy to setup and simple to use. The juice was not very foamy and the pulp was not too wet.

It’s okay

H. · 13 August 2025

Juices okay. With harder vegetables like carrots,ginger, beets it sounds like it struggles a bit. But it does the job in the end. For me the juice comes out fine. Pulp content doesn’t bother me.As for cleaning, it is not the easiest thing to do. There is a moderate amount of fiberous left over in the bottom chamber which you aren’t able to take apart. Thus it takes me a fair amount of effort to manually rotate the auger forwards and backwards to clean and rinse it out to clear out all those bits. If not it will ferment in there.

Good quality

A.a.M. · 3 July 2025

I’ve been testing this cold press juicer machine for about a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. It really extracts a good amount of juice, and the pulp is incredibly dry. I’m consistently getting noticeably sweeter and richer juice than I’ve ever gotten before, especially with leafy greens like kale and spinach.Setting it up is really simple. The hopper is wide enough to handle whole fruits and veggies, and the self-feeding system means I can prep my breakfast while it’s doing its thing. Cleaning is a easy too. The parts are dishwasher safe, although I usually just rinse them out with warm water.There’s a little bit of noise when it’s fully engaged, but honestly, it’s a small price to pay for the quality of juice it produces. It’s a solid investment for anyone serious about upgrading their juice game!

Makes more juice and the output is smoother

M.J. · 25 May 2025

My kids are out of school and I used this juicer for their first lemonade stand of the season. It worked great. After pressing the lemons, the lemonade somehow had a juicier taste, even though we added the same amount of water to it as we usually do, but we also got a lot more juice from the lemons. I didn't feel that there was anything left behind in the hull. Sometimes, with my old juicer, there was so much liquid remaining in the hull that I would squeeze it some more by hand, to wring out the last drops. This time, the hulls were left much drier.I also made a green drink with it that included spinach, kale, swiss chard and fruit and it handled the leafy greens quite easily. I had heard that because the cold press uses less heat and oxidation that more vitamins are preserved in the juice. I don't know if that's true, but I did notice that the juice seems thicker. If you put it in a glass and let the glass sit for awhile, you don't come back to as much water at the top and the fruit concentrated at the bottom. The juice seems more thoroughly mixed together and there are fewer pulpy parts. I actually like pulp, so less pulp wasn't a goal of mine, but I do appreciate a smoother more integrated drink that I don't have to stir or shake as much before I drink it.I look forward to making my tomato sauce with this, because I'll get the tomato juice without the pulp, skin and seeds and the sauce will be smoother.As the name of the juicer indicates, cold pressing is a slow process and it will take longer than the regular juicer takes. They spin slower. When I filled this juicer up with lemon halves, it took about 10 minutes to extract all the juice.