BELLA High Power Juice Extractor, 2 Speed Motor, Juicer, Large 3" Feed for Larger Fruits and Veggies, Dishwasher Safe Filter & Pulp Container for Easy Cleaning, Stainless Steel

Just got my Bella juicer in the mail...i was kinda nervous since there were so many mixed reviews...I love EVERYTHING about this juicer! 1. The stainless steel outside makes it look expensive (i paid less than $100) 2. It has suction cups to keep it from shaking all over the counter. 3. The noise is about the same as a blender 4. The parts are easy to assemble/disassemble and every easy to wash! The hardest part was the strainer but it cleaned just fine with soap and my hands. 5. The pulp was WAY drier than I expected. It was almost crunchy. Will update if I experience any trouble!

This was my first juicer and I'm well pleased at the amount of juice this machine makes! The assembly is very easy and clean up is very easy. Hard fruits and vegetables such as carrots and apples went through seamlessly with just a slight push. I found that cutting up apples worked better than using the whole apple. The quality for such a great price can't be beat! I'm new to juicing but this device seems top of the line. I read all the fantastic reviews before I made my purchase and I am in no way dissatisfied with my purchase! I'll be using this for many years to come!

This machine works great. I bought this one as gift for my stepson and his girlfriend. My wife and I have owned the same model for about 5 months. She did a 30 day juice after watching Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead and our machine was used at least twice a day during that time. The clear plastic has become slightly stained from all the use but it hasn't cracked. I use it to make beet juice and it tore the chunks up with no problem. It does make a lot of foam but we just use a slotted spoon to filter it. Be sure to lightly drop your cut up fruits/vegetables down the chute and let the weight of the push tube do the work; if you do it right the chunks will bounce a couple times and the blade will chop them up fast. If you try to force it you'll load the motor and won't get as much juice. I also re-juice the pulp, especially with beets and carrots, and am able to get more juice out. I also recommend taking extra fruit/vegetable bags from your supermarket to use as liners in the pulp bin for easier clean up. One final recommendation: a thin layer of crust will build up in the clearance channel under the blade unit where it mounts to the motor coupling. I use a butter knife to scrap it and it flakes right off. It does take time to clean, but I recommend this machine.

I did lots of research before buying a juicer. It's my first juicer purchase. I wasn't going to go crazy and spend $300, in case it ends up in my basement unused. Anyway I settled for these based on reviews and cost. Its very easy to assemble, I can fit whole fruits (medium size) apples, pears without cutting it. That's one of the things I was looking for because I didn't want to spend time cutting and prepping. It extracts a lot of juice!!!, does make some foam, some pple like that, some dont. Now to the part most people don't like..cleaning. The cleaning is not bad at all, key is you have to clean right away!!!, not after your 1st cup, or your TV show or nap, I mean right away to make your life easy. I had to get a brush to clean the net basket inside, otherwise regulat foam sponge don't get rid of it. I guess you could put in your dishwasher too. Overall so far, so good.

I felt really torn about how to rate this unit. At first I thought it was really fun and worked great when I was throwing in oranges and apples and fruits and vegetables that didn't have to be broken down too much. As soon as I started to add kale and spinach it really started to work more like a Nutri-ninja in my opinion, and the end result was like the contents of a lawnmower bag in a juice cup. On top of that, the cleanup of this machine is a nightmare. I was willing to figure out what I was doing wrong on the juicing end, but there is no way that I was going to spend an hour cleaning out the crevices of this juicer. I am one of those people that cleans as I cook… and no matter what I did I couldn't seem to get ahead of the mess that this process was causing in my kitchen. The last straw was when it clogged my sink. Because of that, I boxed it up and sent it back the next day. Bummed.

This juicer is amazing. I purchased a juicer years ago and it was so complicated and yelled very little juice, but this juicer was cheaper way cheaper and it provides a lot of juice for the produce that you use. I am so happy with this juicer, I just started juicing so I'm taking it slow but it gave me so much more juice than what I thought I would get I have more than I need to drink in a day. I spent about $34 on my greens and apples and produce and I haven't even used 1/4 of it and I have made over 64 oz of juice this is really an amazing juicer I highly recommended.

The Bella has a higher power motor than some of the other units that are advertised at a higher price. Although this does not get the fiber as "dry" as a masticating juicer it is much quicker and easier clean up for me! I have a Samson 6 N , that is great yet a pain to clean. So for convenience and easy clean up I choose the Bella EVERYTIME! Besides I can always take the left overs and blend them in a blender with Rice, Almond or Hemp milk and or water to make a great smoothie for lunch or a snack later in the day! That way I get another healthy meal and there is NO WASTE of my veggies & fruits!Thanks Bella~Phyllis :)

This is a good juicer, just not for me.Had I not previously owned a high end juicer, I would not have known the differences.The pulp is collected as it shoots out of the shredding bowl. This left the pulp wet with quite a bit of juice left. Other juicers leave the pulp very dry.It also shoots large 'hunks' of vegetables that don't get processes. The initial sound of this is pretty scary because it sound like a pop as if something were going o come apart, but I believe its just the design, allowing large pieces to be pushed into the catch bin vs. being processed.Its a good value for the price, and as a starter to make sure you're going to use a juicer on a regular basis before buying one that's more efficient and much more costly.