Excellent. Very powerful. The only thing that has happened to me is that one of the four suction cups on its base, which hold it steady, broke because I probably pulled it off the counter incorrectly. It squeezes everything. Except bananas, which it jams. It squeezes apples very easily. I believe that you shouldn't put too many things together because they will get jammed. For example, you shouldn't put two bunches of grapes together. Excellent juice. Cleaning is easy, you just need space. I simply (because after three years the brush broke) use a kitchen sponge to clean it and it works perfectly. Of course, it needs to be washed immediately and not let the residues dry. I can't find any serious disadvantages. The build quality is very good. I highly recommend it. You can see its size if it suits you. Its weight doesn't bother me.

Excellent juices, powerful motor, squeezes everything and doesn't get stuck. The only difficulty is in cleaning, unless you have a dishwasher.

When I put an apple, it gets stuck and doesn't squeeze. And with spinach, it also has a problem. Carrots, etc., it works perfectly. With the apple, I have to stop the process, clean the large pieces, and start again. I hope a solution is found. Luckily, I didn't buy it for apples. The holes in the filter are too small for the apple pulp to pass through. Additionally, cleaning afterwards is a hassle. These holes get clogged easily. It requires scrubbing with a brush they provide and then with a pin. Instead of a pin, though, I believe that air can easily do the same job (like at the gas station). I haven't put it in the dishwasher.

I highly recommend it every day for the past two months that I have been using it to squeeze around 8 glasses of juice, and compared to professional juicers in stores, it has exactly the same quality and texture of juice. The only thing it lacks is in design compared to other models. I got it on sale from a large electronics chain for around 80 euros. Finally, I want to say that if you are looking for a juicer, do not buy a centrifugal one because due to the speed of the motor, they generate heat and kill valuable juice ingredients. I suggest buying a slow juicer. Slow juicers that have a narrow fruit inlet are excessively narrow.

First squeeze... Approximately two kilograms of fruits and vegetables (four carrots, two apples, two small beets, two small oranges, one cucumber, one lemon, celery, and a little ginger) with a yield of one liter of rich and flavorful juice... Considering the almost dehydrated residue, I believe it did a very good job... Plastic parts of average quality, but without looking cheap... Bulky but with a nice design. The motor turns slowly, so it stacks and operates slowly, which is probably a good thing. Compared to a twenty-year-old juicer, it has good performance and is easier to clean. It is probably the best option for a slow (cold) juicer at 99€.