an excellent juicer! i bought this to juice mostly celery juice every morning and twice a week would juice pineapple, beets and cucumbers. works extremely well and fast! super easy to clean, but for carrots it broke, i bought a second. love this machine so much

Works great with most fruits and vegetables except oranges and pineapple. Easy to clean and store away.

This Dash juicer is dashing!! It's small size and speedy completion of the task are wonderful features! Easy to clean and store!

You manually have to push the veggies and fruit and the amount of nice I get is very small compared to other juices

I’m really happy with my new Dash compact cold press juicer. End result is juice without any pulp! Easy to assemble and clean. Haved juiced for my whole family. Just the right size to get me back to juicing.

I like the compact size of the juicer because my kitchen has limited space. I get a fair amount of juice; however, the downside is that you have to cut your fruit and veggies into smaller pieces. It is pretty easy to clean, which is a plus.

This is a great juicer but it did not blend pineapple. I used just 1 small piece to give it a try and it got stuck on the small passage and did not pass through pulp spout. I had core removed from the pineapple and still didn’t pass through.

Warning: if you don’t assemble it correctly, the juicer won’t turn on. The the pointy side of the auger must be pointed to the on/off position. Back side of juicer. This is good for 1 or 2 people. I have juiced small cut sized beets, celery, carrots, spinach and parsley. The juicer comes with a special brush to clean its components.

I have owned this juicer for about 2 months now. I must say at a $40 price point that I paid for this juicer I am very pleased with its performance. It is great for making 16 oz glasses at a time. It is not even too bad to make 2 to 3 times this much juice at a time. It will take you some extra time since it is a smaller model. I find that if you are going to use apples, tomatoes, celery, and pineapple when making various veggie and fruit juices. Make sure you cut the ingredients into small pieces and alternate feeding the juicer with the various ingredients. This will help for a more smother operation through the juicing process. It will help to prevent clog ups during the process. Carrots are a great alternate ingredient to use in between the other types of ingredients. I do tend to like to run my pulp back through the juicer in the end. It seems to help you get some more extraction the second time around. Not a lot but some. Overall the juicer in my opinion is about the best one on the market for a price point of the $50 range. I would even go to say it could run with the $100 to $125 models on the market. It is not very loud a little more than a can opener, hand mixer, but not as loud as a blender. Clean up is pretty much a breeze and only takes a few minutes.

I tried 'juicing' apples, oranges, carrots....don't waste your money. Even when things are cut up very small, it gets stuck, pulp is very wet so you don't get much juice and it is gutless. Terrible all the way around, too bad. The concept of a portable juicer to me is great but this is a FAIL.