Cold Press Juicer - Hands Free Vegetable and Fruit Masticating Juicer Machine with 68-oz. capacity, Extra Large Hopper for No-Prep and Whole Recipe Batch Juicing, Easy Clean, 150-Watts, Gray

I really like this juicer. I got this as a Christmas present. Easy to use, easy to clean. I like how it doesn’t have any sharp parts. So I’m okay if my 13 year old makes orange juice and then washes it. I don’t like pulp and I think this makes perfect pulp free juice. It also does a good job with waste, not much at all. Overall great juicer!

I juice 40 to 60 lbs of carrots and beets a month. This is my second juicer, wore out my first one after a year and this is a replacement. No, this is a huge upgrade! I can juice 15 lbs, clean up all under an hour. Doesn't require a lot of pre-prep cutting. There is no mesh screen to clean and makes clean up a snap. This model is 4 times pricier than my first inexpensive model, but worth every penny. Now I don't dread juicing. Love that you can walk away and do other things while it juices and having a shutoff for the juice is super helpful too. This deserves a 5 star rating. And forgot to mention it is fairly quiet.

Finally, a juicer that maximizes the juice output. Easy to use. Easy to clean up. Tackles kale, cabbage, carrots easily. Worth the money.

Returning this unit due to clogging, excessive foaming and costing me money in wasted produce. I was hoping this machine would be better than my horizontal juicer (omega 8006HDC) for larger batches of leafy greens and it’s not. The hole is so small for the pulp that it clogs, despite cutting veggies super small (no bigger than 3-cm or 1-inch per instruction manual). See photo of clogged hole. A penny cannot even fit through the hole. Dumb design. Plus, the amount of foam is ridiculous. You have to empty foam out of the container before you can finish juicing a batch. It takes longer than 30 minutes (limit per instruction manual) to juice because you have to keep opening the lid and moving the greens to the bottom, even though I added heavy items on top of greens (as suggested in the manual). At 30 minutes you can smell the motor heating up. After my last juicing, I had to toss about 3-4 cups of mulched, foamy, warm spinach, cucumber and dandelion greens (see photo of how much was left in the hooper). I had better luck with carrots, but still too much foam. This costs twice ($549) what my Omega 8006HDC cost ($255 on sale) and, in my opinion, is not worth the extra money. Even the cleanup - easier to clean, but then you need a lot of time and space for these parts to air dry because of all the nooks and crannies where water gets in but you can’t reach with a towel.

The juice comes out so good and fresh i'm very impressed its really worth the price it will pay for itself overtime size of the machine is perfect not too much footprint i recommend anyone to buy this omega juicer.

Everything about the bad reviews seemed fishy: Like someone didn’t read the directions Or they worked for another company 😮 That said This machine is quiet, fast and effortlessly compared to my previous green power juicer (twin gear) or my champion. So glad I had been waiting until I saw this to buy a new one. Drop the pretense; its worth 540$. Fact I peel and core my fruits and vegetables before I juice them. After that with this unit you just load the hopper, shut the lid and turn it on. No plunger! The mechanism is really slow and the juice is not noticeable warmed up by the machine. The juice is super opaque and in nearly 40 years of experience with juicers I give this unit my highest recommendation. Easy clean. I have done pomegranate/ apple, fantastic; carrot…. It’s really about the quality of the produce. Update I just found and squeezed a couple of Pineapples. I am very impressed by the quality of this machine. Its so quiet!

I know everything went up. But honestly for this machine to be that expencive... I expected from this machine to have very good yield. But still found pieces of apple inside jucier and the pulp was not that dry. Also, the celery or parssley gets stuck in the chanel for dispencing the pulp. I feel like auger is not designed very well. I like the simlicity of washing it, not too many parts, how sleak it is on the counter top. If you don't mind a few pieces of apples left in auger, than it is your juicer machine.

I bought this as an upgrade for my Omega J8006. I found I was using it less and less as I didn't have time prep the veggies and push them through the narrow chute one by one. In this respect, this unit totally rocks! It holds a whole apple, beet and other veggies just need one cut in half. No more feeding through the narrow chute, just put the items in and walk away. It is also super quiet and clean up is a breeze. The only cons are that I thought the receptacle would be larger so I could make 2 12 oz juices at once. The second con is that the pulp is pretty wet, so the yield in my opinion is not as high as it could be. That being said this is a HUGE improvement and I use it every day now.