AMZCHEF Juicer Machines - Cold Press Slow Juicer - Masticating Juicer for Whole Fruits and Vegetables - Delicate Chew No Need to Filter - BPA Free Juice Extractor - Light Grey

I've used this juicer five times since purchase all on hard vegetable jobs, specifically beets and carrots. The batches were substantial, including 4 medium - large beets, and a total of 18 medium - large carrots. It is quiet. It seems to do an outstanding job of pressing the juice out of the vegetables and I was in fact shocked at how much juice came out of the beets, while weirdly surprised at how comparatively little comes out of carrots. My concern is that the protruding drum that contains the auger visibly oscillates up and down and I feel compelled to provide physical support to minimize the impact of the motion. This worries me that it is a significant point of failure and the truly concerning thing is that they include a pamphlet advertising replacement parts for this exact part of the machine. So it seems that there is significant need to obtain replacement parts. Not a great introduction. But if it holds up, it is a very impressive piece of kit. I was worried about clean up but this is a very easy clean up, and the included brush is genuinely useful in cleaning the mesh grate. The brush also seems appropriately selected for the specific task, with the fibers been sufficiently soft as to not damage the surfaces, but sufficiently substantial to actually dislodge fine particles of carrot. It may be of interest that my main purpose for this juicer is not in fact the juice, but the part of the process that other reviews talk about being easy to dispose, ie. the pulp. I want the juice separated from the pulp as that also pulls most of the calories out of the vegetable. I then use the pulp in a blender to provide body to other things, believe it or not particularly for my extreme-low calorie popsicles. So it is important that the pulp produced by the juicer is not tainted by greased elements of the machine or otherwise made less than useful for my particular purposes. The pulp produced by this machine is extremely good. Now I had to learn a little on this subject. I try to use absolutely everything from my food. So when I did my first batch of beets I included the stems and the green leafy top of the plant. I did not cut this down because, thinking they are so thin, I just assumed the machine would chew up the stems easily. The mistake is that the machine does not "chew" so much as it presses. So I did end up with some fairly long strings of fiber that I had to manually remove from the pulp. There was also a particularly stubborn strand wound round the base of the auger. This is not a failing of the machine, but of my use. It is impressive that it did not roll them up and choke on it but got the juice out and then handled the left overs better than the design should allow. I really hope the machine has some legs because I'm frankly extremely satisfied at this point and, with that one durability concern, very happily recommend it to others. Update: Have been using this juicer at least twice a week for months now, all with moderate to heavy loads. It has performed very, very well. I am upgrading my review to 5 star because my initial concerns about durability are entirely gone. I am thrilled with this product.

me sorprendió que no fuera tan lento, pero se me descompuso cuando se le atravesó una remolacha dura tal vez fue mi error en general buen producto

Siento que no exprime bien las frutas o verduras y queda demasiado húmedo lo prensado sacando poco jugo.

Brand: AMZCHEF Model: ZM1501 Test Parameters: 3 oranges, cut into quarters, rind removed. First Impressions: Well built, and solid. Narrow feed throat. Cups provided are cheap and slippery. Assembly/Set-up: Easy with no issues. Fairly intuitive. End cp lock/unlock position on auger housing not easily visible. Noise: Moderate. Speed: A bit too fast as fruit pieces sometimes tend to bounce off auger and need to use pusher/plunger. Juice Yield: Very good, with very little, if any, pulp/sediment passed through filter screen. Eject: Slightly wet, ran through 2-3 times for maximum yield. Disassembly: Fairly easy but end cap can be difficult to twist off due to seal friction with housing. Use of provided wrench tool makes it easier. Cleaning: Once end cap is removed fairly easy and intuitive to remove and clean parts. Cleans well with rinse under warm water and slight brushing of filter screen. Overall: I RECOMMEND THIS ITEM

Same experience as others have had. A good value juicer. Impressed with how dry the pulp comes out so I assume that means it extracts well. Not hard to assemble or disassemble and clean. Not especially heavy duty but does the job well so far.