Aobosi Cold Press Juicers with 80 MM Large Feed Chute for Whole Fruit and Vegetable,200W slow juier with Two-layer Filter,Safety Lock

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been making my morning juices using a Nutribullet and a nut milk bag, and while it got the job done, the process was tedious. Between chopping veggies finely, blending in small batches, adding extra water to make it blend, and then squeezing the pulp, it was time-consuming and messy. Finally, I decided the juice really wasn't worth the squeeze, and it was time to invest in a proper juicer.I wanted a slow masticating juicer to retain the nutrients in my juices, but I was concerned about cost, space in my small kitchen, and ease of cleaning. Enter the Aobosi Slow Masticating Juicer on sale for just £63.99! Not only is it far more affordable than the hundreds of pounds I expected to spend, but it’s also surprisingly compact and doesn’t dominate my counter space. It’s also quieter than I anticipated - my dog, who barks at most new sounds, gave it just one half-hearted grumble before wandering off.Most importantly, it produces excellent juice. I tested it this morning with a celery, ginger, lemon, kiwi, and chili juice, and the results were fantastic. I was confident with the dryness of the extracted pulp, leaving me confident that no fresh produce was wasted.Cleaning: Cleaning was simple and straightforward. It’s super easy to quickly deconstruct the juicer, and it even comes with a small toothbrush-like tool that made it a breeze to clean out any remaining pulp. While it’s a tiny bit fiddly at first, I’m confident it’ll become second nature after a few uses—and it’s still far less frustrating than trying to clean out a nut milk bag! Officially, it’s not dishwasher-safe, but realistically, I don’t see why you couldn’t put the parts in the dishwasher occasionally, as long as you’re mindful of potential rust or warping over time. It’s worth weighing the convenience against the longevity of the parts to find what works best for you.NOTE: Like other reviewers, I wasn’t a fan of the swivel mechanism at the top. Fortunately, it’s easy to remove, but note that it requires a T9 Torx ratchet screwdriver (not a standard screw). I’d recommend this adjustment if you also find the swivel a bit unnecessary or awkward.If you’re juicing softer fruits or vegetables like kiwi, add them at the start of the process. I added mine toward the end, and while it still produced juice, some of it just mushed around inside the juicer without coming out. Starting with softer ingredients should help the rest of your ingredients push everything through efficiently. I also love that I didn't need to cut each piece into a tiny sliver (like I had with my Nutribullet process) - the juicer did fine with roughly chopped 5cm pieces.Overall, this juicer is an excellent option for anyone looking for an affordable, compact, and quiet slow juicer. It’s straightforward to use, easy to clean, and delivers on performance. For the price, it’s a fantastic find—highly recommended!UPDATE: don’t take the top part off. Or if you do, don’t stick the fruit/veg pusher in while the juicer is on. I made this mistake and have successfully destroyed my juicer. However this was entirely my own fault - the juicer itself was great, so I will be purchasing a new one now.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this Juicer, it is easy to assemble, operate and easy to cleanIt performs well and extract the juice perfectlyThe engine is strong and does not make loud sound while workingThe storage capacity is goodI would recommend this to anyone who enjoys fresh fruit Juices, say no more this juicer is a great value for the price.👍

I’ve been using the Aobosi Cold Press Juicer for a few days now, and overall, it’s a solid product. The large 80mm feed chute is super convenient—I can put in whole fruits or larger chunks without spending a lot of time chopping, which makes the process much faster.The juice quality is good, and I really appreciate how quiet the motor is. It’s much quieter than other juicers I’ve used in the past, which is a big plus, especially in the morning.One thing I did notice is that the pulp isn’t completely dry, which means not all the juice is being extracted. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s something to keep in mind if you’re looking for maximum efficiency.Overall, it’s a well-designed juicer with helpful features like the two-layer filter and safety lock, and it feels sturdy and easy to clean. With just a bit more efficiency in juice extraction, it would be perfect.

Starting the day with a glass of fresh juice made using the Aobosi Slow Masticating Juicer has been an enjoyable addition to mornings for me and my family. I value the 8cm wide feed chute, which makes preparation easier – there's no need to cut apples or oranges into overly small pieces. This is particularly helpful on hectic mornings with the kids, though chopping harder vegetables like carrots still seems to produce a smoother result when juiced.The quiet operation is a standout feature. Even when I juice celery and ginger early in the morning, it’s quiet enough to avoid disturbing anyone – a definite advantage for our flat in Manchester. Its compact design is another bonus, as it doesn’t dominate what little counter space I have. Cleaning does take a bit of effort, particularly with the two-layer filter, but the included brush is useful for removing stubborn bits of pulp.One small drawback is that the pulp occasionally feels a little damp, so I sometimes press it manually just to extract a bit more juice. It’s a dependable and effective appliance that makes enjoying fresh, nutrient-filled juice a lovely part of the day.

It's good, and does what you would expect from a juicer however a few things made it loose a few stars:1. The parts are some what easy to clean but there is a silicone flap where the pulp pushes out and that stops the juice from coming out the same side as the pulp which is so hard to clean, bits of fruit or whatever you're juicing get stuck in there and I always end up spending 10 minutes cleaning the whole thing and picking out stuck bits.2. The juice isn't smooth like it would be with a more expensive juicer. So I have to strain the juice or nut milk again after I've used the juicer to remove any bits (some bits I can deal with but there is more than you would expect from a juice)3. The rotating part at the top of the juicer is kind of pointless - it can just get in the way when you want to push down fruits/veg that the juicer isn't picking upOverall I'd say its a fine juicer to start with but...eventually I'll be upgrading to a better quality one, which is disappointing considering this isn't one of the cheaper options