• Stainless-steel electric juicer produces fresh juice quickly and easily
• Extra-large round chute and food pusher; stainless-steel blade
• Whisper-quiet 3,600 RPM induction motor; patented extraction technology
• Large-capacity pulp collector; non-drip spout; dishwasher-safe parts for quick cleanup
• Measures 16 by 12 by 15-1/2 inches; limited lifetime motor warranty

Reviewed By: J. Bowman (Fresno, CA USA)

Good juicer for the price

I bought this model because I simply couldn’t find the difference between Standard, Deluxe, Pro, and Elite – turns out Deluxe has the push-up spigot to stop leaks, Pro additionally has a steel mesh, and . This is the second juicer I’ve owned, the first went back right away as being far too cheap. This one was mid-priced and I’m not sure I’ll bother upgrading to a Breville anytime soon.

First, and most importantly, I use this in addition to a blender. A juicer cannot take the place of a blender, unless it’s a 2-in-1, it’s meant for extracting juice to combine with pulpier fruits or other liquids. It has no blending or mixing capacity whatsoever, DO NOT buy it expecting blender functionality. I use it once a week or so in big batches and mix the juices in a blender with bananas, protein powder, berries, for some awesome workout power boosts and mental focus. I often include some of the pulp for extra fiber as well.

I think it’s a little on the large side already, but it’s a good trade-off where it is, fits just under the cabinets. It does extract a lot of juice, and it is truly whisper quiet when it’s not juicing. When it is, it sounds a bit like a quiet power saw. Very nice. It’s easy to clean with some water pressure, quick and simple to disassemble. I don’t let it sit and dry, though.

Downsides: I find cleanup cumbersome, just because the parts are so large and barely fit into two sinks. The flat bowl inside is definitely poor design, I have to tip it to get everything to drain out. Thick skins and cores can slow it down considerably. It takes some practice to quickly take the top off to clean a clogged blade, and it’s a bit inconvenient, but it’s not that hard and usually only has to be done for very fibrous cores (pineapples, mangoes). I’m going to look into the suggestion to place an O-ring to prevent interior leaks; I’ve had that happen while trying to drain the last of the juice once. The manual that comes with it is also partly wishful thinking, I mostly use my own experience as a guide.

I will update if anything happens to it over time.

For $89, I give this 3.5-4 stars, but if it was the regular price of over $100, I’d probably lower it to 3.

- John



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Reviewed By: Little Italina

Almost perfect but not quite!

I personally bought this one as a gift for my Uncle. His Wife informed me that they “use to” have the same model until moving to Nevada. She stated that their Orig. one burned up & they BOTH felt it was because it gets too hot in Nevada & the mach. needs a cooler atmosphere( They ONLY had Orig. for 3yrs).So I guess if you live in a Hot State you will want to turn your Air on Before running it. My Personal opinion/exp. is that the only Negatives were in cleaning the mach. & the Spout gets clogged during use espec. with Oranges! We take it outside to hose off with a high pressure sprayer,however ALWAYS find little pockets we have to reclean. As far as the spout clogging that just takes a good shake or use of a pointed object to sweep the opening out.

- LI

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