The juicer is great!...2 tips:
a) First of all: We turn on the switch when we fill the mouth and in 2-3-4 seconds when it grinds, we turn it off! In this way, especially shops that sell juices make 100-200 juices in the same machines/day without burning - it's not a blender to stay open for five minutes! And when I say "fill the mouth" I don't mean "stuff it". Filling it up to 2/3 two or three times is enough to make a glass of juice without the risk of overflow, with a total motor operating time of less than 15 seconds. If someone wants even more juice, they can squeeze the wet pulp that comes out in the bin, as someone correctly wrote..
b) An extra tip for the pressure lid for easier squeezing of juices: if you encounter resistance as if the machine is getting clogged when you press to squeeze the fruits and vegetables, simply lift it momentarily and press again.

In short: If you follow what I wrote above, the machine will work great.. And if in the end you encounter any problems, there is a 2-year warranty. What you should pay attention to in online purchases for the warranty to be valid is not only the reliability of the purchasing store in terms of exchanges, but also to be close to you! What's the point if you sell me cheap and you're a master at repairs and warranties, if I live in another city and it will take me time and money to send it to you? I hope I helped..

Good, golden.. but in the end, the disassembly process, the difficulty of cleaning (due to inaccessible areas in the components), and then the reassembly, plus the final quantity of juice that is extracted compared to the amount of fruits/vegetables that go into the machine, it's not worth the trouble. Also, the residues it collects turn into garbage, and believe me, there are many and they easily create a mess in your kitchen during disassembly.
Personally, I would recommend a blender because it doesn't collect residues, so you have fewer things to worry about, and also it's great that all the nutritious ingredients are not wasted/thrown away. The only difference is that the final product is thicker, so if you don't like smoothies, you can always add a little water, strain them with a sieve, or add anything you like, such as your favorite juice. For better results, you may need to clean the fruit, which is something you most likely would do anyway with the juicer, to remove, for example, the seeds, which is also an optional step that depends on your preferences.

As a device, it is not very bad, in fact, I have 2 other devices from the same company that work just fine. But due to the hassle of cleaning and the high noise level, I stopped using it. It was okay for a quick fruit juice, but the juicing process afterwards is not so easy or fast and becomes boring. Also, the juice from the centrifugal juicer has a strong separation which, apart from being quite unappealing, is also an indication of "spoiled" juice!
After doing some research, I discovered that in centrifugal juicers, the quality of the juices in terms of nutrient content, enzymes, vitamins, etc., is significantly reduced compared to "slow" juicers. Additionally, they cannot juice leafy green vegetables, which are much more nutritious than fruits. Also, it is important to note that the juice from slow juicers lasts for 24 (and) hours! There are many other reasons that I will not mention here.
Fortunately, I have been a proud owner of a "slow juicer/masticating" for a while now, and I can confidently say that the difference is huge! Mind you, I did not spend 500-800 euros that the very good ones cost, but I got one of the cheaper ones for 120 euros.
If you are looking for a juicer for better health, energy, and mood, you are definitely on the right track. I just suggest that you research a bit more. Your body will notice the difference. So will your ears.
The choice is yours.

Although I don't have experience with another juicer, this one does its job just fine. So far, I have made juices from carrots, apples, and oranges.

The build quality is good for the price it costs. The plastic parts don't have any odor and overall they seem sturdy for this product category.

Something mentioned in the manual is that in case the container overflows, the liquid comes out from the bottom part of the device. This happens because there is an outlet under the rotating wheel that pushes the cutter.

I'm concerned if the liquid passes through electronic parts or if they have anticipated this and made them waterproof.

I believe it has been anticipated since it is mentioned in the manual, but if someone knows for sure, please answer this.

Overflow will occur if you put too many fruits on top of the cutter or if you forget to lock the spout.

I also don't know if this is common in juicers.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, it burned out after 2 years, but I must have made around 40-50 juices. While it was working, the above still applies. I deduct one star.

It is a fact that all juicers of this kind do a better job with hard fruits and vegetables, which is what I was looking for and what I bought, and I am very satisfied in terms of value for money.
With soft fruits, it produces less juice (you can tell from the liquid mixture in the bin) compared to a masticating juicer, for example, but when I bought it, I knew what I wanted.
- Tips: Put a bag in the bin, it's a huge convenience, not only do you not have to clean the bin, but it also doesn't spill anything outside.
- If I am going to make a lot of juice, for example, 3 liters, I clean the metal cup when changing fruits or every 1 liter (remove it from the socket first) until the holes are unclogged, and then continue normally.
- If you also see the lid filling up (again, remove the juicer from the socket), simply push the mixture into the bin with your finger.
- If you want a centrifugal juicer, it is the best value for money. If you want to extract juice from leafy vegetables or soft fruits, do not buy this type of juicer.
There are masticating juicers, wheatgrass juicers, etc., for someone who wants it all, they should buy a professional one that has everything (800-1200€) and be satisfied.
I bought it because it is easy to clean (5 minutes). I spend 20 minutes on preparation, for 1.5 liters of juice, and cleaning.
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I would not buy this type of juicer again. It broke once, wouldn't start, and they fixed it under warranty. The motor chamber leaks juice.