nutribullet Slow Juicer, Slow Masticating Juicer Machine, Easy to Clean, Quiet Motor & Reverse Function, BPA-Free, Cold Press Juicer with Brush, 150 Watts, Charcoal Black, NBJ50300, 24-oz

Have used the juicer six times. Mostly with fruit but with some vegetables like carrots, celery, etc along with mint and ginger. Everything was processed properly every time. The unit is easy to use. The switch in the chute cover makes it easy to manage the input at your pace. The quality of the juice output is great. Not pulpy. The unit is sturdy and sits solidly on the countertop without moving. Noise level is low and perfectly acceptable for everyday use. I clean the unit manually. Everything washes well and quickly with soap and water. The mesh component takes a little attention to work with but the supplied brush is perfectly suited to the task. Be prepared to take a couple of minutes to get the debris out of the mesh. Have not tried putting any of the components in the dishwasher but the manual says some components can be cleaned that way. The compact footprint (no too tall either) makes for better storage. Overall this a very super value for the money. We are enjoying high quality juices form a well-built unit that performs the task very well.

I’m not much of a breakfast person so this is perfect! I will wash and prep my veggies, so in the morning I can easily make my green juice. Once I’m done juicing I will mix 2 tablespoons of Chia Seeds, place it back in the fridge for 10-15 minutes. Once the chia seeds have soaked I’m good to go! Helps keep me full and start off putting something healthy in my body first thing in the morning. *Make sure you cover your cup if you don’t drink the juice right away.Also, this comes with a juice book. Great for beginners!Lastly, of course it’s a hassle to clean it every time. But it’s worth it! If I don’t have time to properly clean it, I’ll just rinse it and place it to the side and wash it with dish soap later on.

This juicer was okay on my first use. However on my second use it turned on for a second and gave a burnt smell. The juicer died and it was after the return period. I had to throw $150. Don't get it, had small blender that also burned out. The motors seem bad with this brand. DO NOT BUY.

The media could not be loaded. I used this product 3 times. It’s easy to clean and wasn’t too loud. Vegetable trash came out dry. I only put 4 stars because a lot of the residue was getting stuck inside where it was supposed to be getting squished. Because of this I had to throw away a couple of handfuls of fruits/vegs. To fix this I had to take it apart and take out what was in the black part. Another complaint I had was that the celery hair would get stuck in the shoot where the trash would come out even if they were cut into 2 inches pieces. In one of the videos you’re able to see the celery hair sticking out. Overall the machine needs help to do its job and unless you’re willing to be patient with it then you won’t have your juice. It did juice oranges well, I used 8 small oranges in the picture with the orange juice. I think I will be keeping it unless I find a better one. I recommend placing different fruits/vegs around the same time considering that it got stuck when I only put it pineapple. This also might have been because I was putting them in too fast.

This is my first juicing experience, so I went with a brand that was listed on a blogger’s top 10 under $200. I’ve had it for about a month now and it is very easy to use and easy to clean. I’m juicing every morning between 20 and 40 ounces so that I can drink my juice throughout the day as part of an anti-cancer protocol. Takes about 30 minutes to juice and clean up. Not bad! I’ve juiced carrots, parsnips, beets, ginger, lemons, limes, peppers, melons, apples, oranges, spinach, turmeric root, celery, parsley, garlic, cucumbers, and a few other veggies. The only thing that got caught, and the instructions warned me against this, were the greens. I’ve since learned that few juicers under $200 can handle leafy greens, but if I roll the spinach up real tight, kind of like a cigar, it’ll go through and I get a decent amount of juice. I blend the parsley in a separate blender and just add it to my juice after the fact. I am really enjoying the process and feel absolutely great. If this one lasts me another year or so, then I will consider it a worthwhile buy. If I’m still juicing, I will probably invest in a more expensive juicer that can handle leafy greens with less prep.Update: 2 months of use…still going strong. Hubby getting in on the action. And friends constantly comment on my glowing skin. Have had some success with “juicier” greens (like romaine), but they take much longer than my normal recipe (beets, celery, cucumber, carrots, lemon, apple). I am looking at a second juicer (the Nama brand) that can handle all herbs and greens. Still consider this a great juicer… and still love juicing. I just want to be able to juice greens and herbs. (Nama model I’m looking at costs 550… significantly more… but extracts more juice, handles greens and herbs, and has a 15 yr warranty.)

Love this machine! It’s affordable and works great! The pulp comes out quite dry and it’s very easy to use. Cleaning is cleaning, it’s not difficult, but you do need a brush for better cleaning

This item work, as long as you cut your fruit in very little pieces! It has no power whatsoever! When you try to juice fruit like pineapples, it jams the machine, then you would have to take it apart, and clean it (mid juicing) just to finish juicing the other fruit. I wouldn't recommend if you juice your fruit regularly!

Purchased four and gave as gifts. Everyone loves the juicer. Have heard nothing negative.