Qcen Juicer Machine, 500W Centrifugal Juicer Extractor with Wide Mouth 3” Feed Chute for Fruit Vegetable, Easy to Clean, Stainless Steel, BPA-free (Black)

Powerful little thang
Hello all. I just received this unit yesterday. I used it for the first time today.Fruits and Veggies in my juice: 1 whole pineapple (peeled)- core was used too, 1 bag of green apples cut into wedges, 3 ginger root-cut in half lengthwise, 5 carrots- tops cut off, 5 stalks of celery, 5 small beets cut in 4 wedges, 2 Lemons- rined peeled and cut in half lengthwise.Sorry I didn’t take a picture when I prepped the fruit. I’ll try to remember next time lol.This machine did it all so smoothly and since the cup they provide is small I just poured it in my bottle every time it filled up. I have no complaints. It does not remove all of the pulp, which for me is a plus because, fiber, am I right!? It’s also not extremely loud like some other juicers I’ve heard. Like I can still hear my music playing from my Google nest while I’m operating this unit.It’s easy to disassemble and easy to wash with the wire brush they provided. Happy Juicing everyone!I’ll be preparing juice once a week, so ill come back with an update once the return window closes to let you know if it’s still a good juicer.

Works well for the price
This is my first juicer. I’ve been juicing for six months using my blender and a nut bag to squeeze out the juice. I decided to purchase an inexpensive juicer before investing in another appliance i would occasionally use. I read the reviews and figured I would give it a shot. I juiced one pineapple and a bag of blood oranges (separately). Before I go any further, I’ll say that I initially forgot to take the cover off the spout where the juice comes out, which resulted in the juice filling up in the inside of the juicer creating a mess.Pros: This was efficient and fast enough for me. I didn’t have any issues with taking it apart to clean it. It was about the same amount of effort I used to clean my blender, strainer and the nut bag. The little brush did the job for cleaning off the strainer. The sprayer on my faucet was forceful enough to take off most of it as well. Obviously, the price is right.Cons: The pulp was still a little wet. For the pineapple juice, I poured the pulp into a nut bag to get the remaining liquid out. I’m not sure, however, if that was because of the error I made at the beginning..Overall, I think it’s worth it for my first juicer.

Real Jucier
I’ve prushed multiple juciers in past two weeks, from the most high end cold press jucier to the cheap portable one. I return all of them. For me, this is the real authentic juicer. That sucks all the jucie out. Even the high end cold press, didn’t get all the juice

It does the job
For the money, it works well. There’s a lot of parts, and seems a little cheaply built. The reservoir is smaller than I thought it would be, and if you don’t watch how full it’s getting, your juice ends up on the counter. It was a lot of cleaning parts between juicing each fruit/veggie. If you clean it up immediately after use, clean up is pretty easy, but if you had to leave it for some reason, I can see cleanup being a pain! I was hopeful that it would be so easy to use, that I’d use it more. I don’t see myself using it as much as I hoped. It is very affordable, and so far has worked well.