Excelente

I love this juicer easy to use and clean. Fine quality of juice! Wish it was a tad bit quieter, only and I mean only constructive criticism. I would buy 10more!

This is very useful machine nice and easy to clean and comfy for preparing juice

ITZ KOOL, NICE, EASY 2 CLEAN BUT CAN BE MESSY CLEANING THE PARTS UGHHH.... OTHER THAN THAT IT DO WORK 4REAL!

I'm surprised at how easy clean up is. Easy to assemble and disassemble. And love the juice

Stop your research and purchase this one. It's a BEAST! I have a different model which chews the fruits and veggies, but it's a nightmare to clean. This baby work and it's super easy to clean. I see my self drinking lots of carrot juice from now on.

Excelente machine . It is not very noisy . It work very good . It does no leave waste in the juice .

I am a vegetarian who occasionally eats fish (pescatarian), and face the conundrum that there are more vegetables that I dislike than those I like. I ordered this device to obtain the beneficial phytochemicals in juice form from my disliked veggies when mixed with the juice from more palatable ones.SOURCEThis centrifugal juicer is the 800W upgraded model (6/2022) of the 400W model (2/2022) manufactured by Shenzhen Xiaoru Trading, which sells it under the Juilist trademark, owned by Shenzhen Caiyan Trading, through its subsidiary FBA storefront HomekeT.SPECSThe juicer uses a spinning blade with two speeds (I or II) inside a metal strainer basket to shred vegetables and fruits. The juice drips down through the stainless-steel mesh strainer and out to a jar by gravity, while the pulp slag left behind is spun to a waste bin by centrifugal force. All parts are removable. It is an appliance with a significant footprint, about 15" long by 7" wide, and is 15.5" tall (see my figure A), occupying a non-trivial area of kitchen counter space.At the time of this writing, a juicer piece important to reduce the amount of surface dripping is not mentioned in the included user manual, and only appears here for a brief moment in the seller's video at the top of this page. It is the small cylindrical spout of the strainer's mouth (which fits inside the jar: see the arrow in my figure A). This is a *rotating* piece, which allows free flow of juice from the strainer into the jar when its orientation fin is rotated to the 9 o'clock direction, and stops small drips when it is rotated to the 3 o'clock direction once the juice has been extracted. My figure B shows the two positions for this rotating spout, and how its recumbent-D opening works.PERFORMANCEThe manual's recommendation of using fresh fruits/vegetables of high juice content is not to be dismissed, as otherwise you will feel annoyed with the different amounts of pulp slag vs juice. Nevertheless, do not use diced high-juice fruits of less than 1-2" or small fruits themselves (such as, say, grapes to change the taste of vegetable juice) as the pulp is nearly immediately spun out with still quite a lot of juice mixed with it. Unlike slow (masticating) juicers, the pulp slag of centrifugal juicers has frustratingly non-trivial amounts of liquid. It cannot be used with frozen fruits or vegetables, or with hard-core fruits that cannot be cored (such as pomegranate). Thick peels (e.g., oranges) need to be removed; also, the rind from citrus fruit must be removed to avoid clogging the mesh strainer. The manual has a list of the speeds for various fruits and vegetables, and recommendations on how they should be prepared.Cleaning it is not a fast procedure even with the included brush, in particular slag residues on the very fine mesh of the strainer. The juicer needs to be cleaned as soon as possible, as dried bits of pulp and sticky juice will make cleaning it later a much more difficult task. It is claimed to be dishwasher safe. But dishwasher water temperature is usually between 180°F [82°C] to 194°F [90°C] in the final rinse, and the manual says not to clean any accessories in hot water above 80°C [176°F], so it is safest to wash it by hand.Making juice with the device is not as fast and easy as I envisioned; food preparation often requires time, its cleaning does take time, and the process not always ends with a satisfying volume of juice. There is occasional dripping on the standing surface even when carefully handling the parts after making juice, so the juicer is on the temporary plastic tray until I decide whether to keep it or switch to a slow juicer. Unfortunately Amazon does not accept fractional ratings like 3.5 stars; I am rounding up my rating to 4 stars, though I may adjust it based on future experience.--