What a great little gadget! Was hesitant this would be another kitchen thingy for the back of the cupboard, but it's truly amazing. Read the manual, take your time and don't be afraid to experiment. I made carrot, ginger and apple juice, cucumber with fresh mint, and a medley of carrot, apple, tangerine with a few mint and parsley leaves that was so sweet the friends I shared with nearly became argumentative, swearing I'd put in added sugar. The freshness cannot be overstated. Extracting the essence of the fruits and veggies and immediately consuming them, your body literally wakes up within seconds. And with a $50 sale price, it's the best deal going.

Love juice without all the foam. There is a little bit but nothing like regular juicers. Dashes juicer is great because the the cup has a special lid that separates juice and foam.(not this one but the regular juicer) I just wanted something small that I can make a fresh juice every day and anywhere I want to vs making a gallon and never finishing it. Love it!

It’s a nice compact juicer for the price. Saves so much space from our precious bulky ones, and you don’t get much pulp coming through the spout. Would rate 5 but there needs to be some improvements. First of all, the hole where the food is discarded is way too small. Celery keeps clogging so chopping into smaller pieces sort of helps. Secondly, taking it apart after juicing can get complicated. It can be really hard to twist apart sometimes that my husband has to jump in and help.

This little guy weighs more than it looks like it would so right out of the box I knew I was going to be happy with it. The next thing I noticed was that the mechanism where the motor connects to the grinder is large and metal so it won’t loose teeth and stop working. I hit up YouTube for video reviews to see how easy it is to use and it is indeed as easy to use as they show. It comes apart in a way that makes every part accessible to clean as well as easily. It all pops apart and back together. I will say it didn’t love parsley. It was very stringy and got caught up in the rotation. The items I used were carrots, celery, parsley, apple, lemon, and ginger. Like I said above the parsley was stringy so it got weird and the apple likes to wedge at the side. So after apple you would want to run another veg like carrot or celery to push it all through. I never had to use the presser it pulls it all in on its own and I did use the reverse on the apple because it got stuck.

I originally purchased this machine to juice wheatgrass. It does it! The motor does not sound very powerful. Which is why I only gave 4 stars. But, works! It is basically a mini version of a juiceman machine. Very cute and convenient! You won't find anything for this price better. Unless you want to spend close to $300. Lets see how long this motor lasts. As far as cleaning, they give you a little brush. But, doesn't really get in the tiny cracks. I used a seafood pick. I suppose you can use a toothpick as well. I had no issues cleaning. It opens up perfectly to clean. I recommend cleaning right away. So things don't get caked up. After all, it is a tiny machine. It needs TLC.

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.

Bought this to make single serving juices. Works great for that, wouldnt recommend trying to juice for more than one person or mass juicing.

Great juicer for quick and healthy drink, and fast cleanup.

Purchased this juice because I enjoy drinking fresh juices. The size is perfect! It doesn't take up any space.

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