GDOR Juicer Machine Dual Speeds Centrifugal Extractor, Titanium Enhanced Cut Disc, 2.5" FeedChute Juicer, Anti-Drip, Includes Cleaning Brush,Black

The pulp comes out dry as a bone. Like, if you’re into squeezing every drop of life outta your produce, this machine’s on your team. And the juice? Straight-up liquid gold. The flavor hits different — like you can actually taste the greens, the citrus, the little sweet undertones. I didn’t even know cucumbers had layers until I ran ‘em through here.

All in all, this is a great buy for anyone looking for a juicer for personal use. It's not large enough for family purposes, perhaps, but this juicer is a good choice if you need a convenient way to make your daily glass of juice.

I like that I can fill the hopper and let it run while I chop some other veg or fruit. I was able to make large batches of my two go-to recipes. Each batch I make is 96 ounces, and I was able to batch both, one after the other without overheating, though I did turn it off while I was doing various prep. I juiced many different things: citrus, apples, ginger, beets, kale, spinach, celery, pears, grapes, pineapple, cucumber, carrots, and watermelon to name some. All these juiced as well as my trusty Omega juicer.

Yes, It’s built like it means business. I threw in a full apple — no chopping, no peeling — and it swallowed it whole like a boss. The 4.3-inch chute is no joke. I’m used to wrestling with my old juicer, pre-slicing everything like I’m prepping a fruit salad. Not with this one. Toss, press, juice — done. I’ve run carrots, beets, celery, even pineapple with the core, and this thing handles it all smooth like butter.

So I gave this one five stars...is it as good as an $800CAD Nama juicer? Probably not, but for the value, this is the best budget juicer I have tried so far, and the one I will continue to use. It is a smallish hopper, but can fit a pretty decent amount of produce in it. It is a little more hands-off than my name-brand chute masticating juicer.