Dash Compact Masticating Slow Juicer, Easy to Clean Cold Press Juicer with Brush, Pulp Measuring Cup and Juice Recipe Guide - Aqua

I find that it's excellent as a cold press juicer. It is very compact and thankfully takes up very little counter space. The parts are easy to clean. Fibers somehow get under the auger and in the exit shoot. So don't forget to pull the auger all the way out and clean underneath it. Cleaning them right after juicing is helpful. You don't want hard dried fibers to get stuck anywhere... I can juice enough to enjoy the pure liquid immediately without worrying about anything left over. I feel like I'm getting all the supplemental nutrients I need for the day in one glass. I usually cut the included recipes in half so as not to have left over juice. Recipes provided are great too. Although it takes a little more time and work to cut the fruits or vegetables in smaller pieces, it is worth it and I am very happy with my purchase.

Love this cute compact juicer! I don't like a lot on my countertops so this was perfect to use and put away. Very easy to put together and super easy to clean and put away.

This is a must buy make as little as you want for one person or make as much as you desire but it works best with cut up pieces or you can slow things down wonderful gadget that takes up lesser space.

This is an affordable little juicer. It is able to juice roots like turmeric, ginger, beets and carrots, along with celery, greens, apples, pineapples etc. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is that it is time consuming and needs very frequent cleaning when juicing something fibrous, as the screen gets clogged often and needs to be cleaned up. Overall it is a great way to get started with your own pressed juices.

Love the size as it takes very little space on my counter. Juices pretty good but the product gets jammed with veggies and fruits after chopping into small pieces.

As I read reviews on this juicer I was really excited to try it out. The compactness, the color, the more convenient and less space taking device than my older masticating jucer, as well as the expected ease of use. I tried the first recipe in the manual that I had ingerdiemts for: Sunshine Juice.(oranges, raspberries and mint). Easy enough. I used two oranges and a little more than a 1/2 cup of raspberries and three mint leaves. When I was done it didn't seem like there was as much juice as I was hoping for, so I added two mandarin oranges. Thats when the the filter started to get stuck or backed up, it seemed a lot of the pulp was staying around the auger. So I turned it off and started poking around the auger, I did this a few times and turned it on to see of that would help, it did not. I also used the reverse mode with no improvement. At this point I had enough juice to my liking so I tried it. The juice was heavenly, my son even wanted me to make him his own glass of juice!! Feeling more confident to try again and taking the juicer apart, I found 3 or 4 small mandarin orange slices floating around in the pulp. Unfortunately, it was too late to continue juicing those slices because the seal was now broken around the auger and it would be a bigger mess. I finished cleaning the juicer out, which was a breeze, so much easier than my biggerr one! I made the recipe again for my son. Which turned out great, but had the same problem. I cleaned it out again, much faster this time, and then I tried a second recipe with pineapple, ginger and sparkling water (Maui Wowie) This also didn't make as much as I was hoping so I added more pineapple, and it backed up again. There was so much pulp that the juice stared coming out the feeder chute. Long story short, when cleaning again I noticed the plug, that is used as a pressure valve, completely blocks where the pulp comes out. The valve is great for the use of cleaning but I beleive there is a design flaw because the plug comes too high and blocks the pulp chute opening. I was tempted to cut the longer part of the plug that blocked the opening, but didnt want to be stuck with a non-working juicer if my idea didnt work. So I did what most people would do at this point, I am giving up and will be sending it back. I looked at the reviews more closely and it looks like I bought the first generation that is 130 watts without a frozen chute attacment, the newer version is 150 watts and has a frozen feed tube attachment. In summery, maybe there was a design flaw or maybe I am missing something, but I dont want to waste any more time on this juicer. That said, I really do love most everything about this juicer the compactness, the ease of use, the color, the easy clean up and it does actually juice things really well, but only about 8 oz of juice at a time before you need to take it apart and clean the seive/screen, to juice again. So if you want to juice for more than one person at a time, I would go with another juicer.

When people say this is difficult to clean…listen to them! I think it might be fine if you are only using fruits but I don't wanted it mostly to make fresh celery juice. It would take 10 minutes to clean out all of the fibers.

Didn't work well with greens at all! Even when I chopped up kale into smaller pieces, it kept getting jammed in the output area. Powered through everything else pretty good though. But since the whole reason I got it was for green juice and the kale didn't work well at all, I returned it after a week of trying. I had such high hopes.

I make celery juice with ginger and It does not extract all the juice and gets clogged up easily. They get stuck really hard.

Broke within the first 5 minutes of using it. The motor just stopped working. My husband even took it apart to try and fix it but no luck. Not worth the money. Don't waste your time buying it.